Sentence examples for distinctive dialect from inspiring English sources

(Eurospeak is a distinctive dialect, sometimes hard to understand without subtitles).

The Black English thesis was that those speech patterns constituted a distinctive dialect, derived not from white speech but from a pidgin spoken in the slave trade.

He takes us through Levi's early years in Turin, an industrial city rooted in its own ways, famous for its distinctive dialect and foods (both dear to Levi).

You will not find much in the way of services but as you wander through the very narrow, cobbled alleyways you will happen upon women baking bread in outdoor, communal ovens, men whittling on doorsteps and neighbours gossiping in their distinctive dialect.

The city has a distinctive dialect which it shares with northern portions of Ulsan.

The long-standing inhabitants of the old city are known as Dhakaia and have a distinctive dialect and culture.

Udmurt has little dialectal variation, but Komi has many distinctive dialects divided into two major groups: Northern (Zyryan) Komi and Eastern (Yazva) Komi.

Nevertheless, all the evidence indicates that Jutes, Angles, and Saxons retained their distinctive dialects.

Crane's writing is characterized by vivid intensity, distinctive dialects, and irony.

The problem, if that's what you want to call it, is Mr. Hornsby's distinctive harmonic dialect and rhythmic stamp.

Together with the people of the other two Ionian cities of Caria, Myus and Priene, the Milesians spoke a distinctive Ionian dialect.