The phrase "dialect vocabulary" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific words or phrases that are unique to a particular dialect or regional variation of a language. You can use "dialect vocabulary" when discussing the linguistic features of a certain dialect or when comparing vocabulary across different dialects. For example: - "The Appalachian dialect is known for its distinct vocabulary, including words like 'holler' and 'yonder'." - "The dialect vocabulary of British English differs greatly from American English, with words like 'lift' and 'biscuit' having different meanings." - "Linguists have studied the dialect vocabulary of various regions in Spain, noting the influence of Arabic on certain words."
*** indicates that the reader should really sit up and take note, standing by for deep, animal hungers, invented dialect vocabulary like "mollocking" (a brilliant coinage for Seth's lustful misadventures), heavy loins and furrowed earth.
Our preliminary findings raise the notion that a large set of unusual syllable patterns in a mouse strain could be analogous to a distinct "dialect", "vocabulary" or "language" in that strain.
As best as I can tell from Peter Filkins's deceptively mellifluous translation, Adler often relied on differences in dialect and vocabulary, in speech patterns, rather than on conventional exposition to indicate who was talking or whose thoughts were flowing at any given moment.
For many of these dialects, the vocabulary associated with sea ice is even richer.
But one can also imagine a family of programming languages, with different dialects and vocabularies, but enough similarity between them so as to make it easy for people to move from one to the other.
Ottawa speaker Andrew Blackbird wrote a history of his people in English; an appended grammatical description of Ottawa and the Southwestern Ojibwe Chippewaa) dialect also contains vocabulary lists, short phrases, and translations of the Ten Commandments and the Lord's Prayer.
Those dialects have wildly different vocabulary, grammar, and idiom; those dialects are spoken on almost every continent of the world; those dialects morph and change as people move, grow, or die.
Spanish-language American countries have developed their own standards, differing mainly in phonology (in which they often agree with the southern Spanish dialects) and in vocabulary (in which loanwords from English are more frequent), but differentiation is comparatively slight, and some Americans still regard true Castilian as their model.
The team members, like people in their respective countries, speak a generally common language, but bring different accents, dialects and hockey vocabulary onto the ice, making communication difficult.
Close attention is also being paid to vocabulary and dialect.
Description: Notebook containing field notes on the Antoniaño dialect of Salinan, including vocabulary, phrases, sentences, and texts, with glossing in English.
