Sentence examples for dialectal differences from inspiring English sources

There were undoubtedly dialectal differences within the island, but the existing dialects arose from the fragmentation of British by the Irish invasions of Man and what is now Scotland and by the English invasions that began in what is now southern England and finally reached Scotland.

Only very minor dialectal differences are found within Udmurt.

Both historical changes and dialectal differences can be observed.

In many localities, dialectal differences are connected with social classes, educational levels, or both.

Dialectal differences also often run parallel with the religious or racial division of the population.

There is also evidence of dialectal differences in the accentual system of Old Indo-Aryan.

When a change (an innovation) appears among only one section of the speakers of a language, this automatically creates a dialectal difference.

No dialectal difference was found for the rounded environment.

There are about 24 subgroups with dialectal and cultural differences.

There is also some evidence of regional dialectal variation, including differences between Biblical Hebrew as spoken in the northern Kingdom of Israel and in the southern Kingdom of Judah.

The desire of building a diasystem to accommodate all English dialects, combined with a blossoming generative phonology, prompted American dialectologists to attempt the construction of an "overall system" of English phonology by analyzing dialectal distinctions as differences in the ordering of phonological rules as well as in the presence or absence of such rules.