Sentence examples for diversity of dialects from inspiring English sources

The relative ethnic homogeneity prevailing in Guangdong stands in contrast to the great diversity of dialects and languages.

To see villages surrounded by such forbiddingly high mountain walls was to understand why this country of only 4.5 million has such a staggering diversity of dialects; the wonder, I realized, is not that people separated by such intimidating natural barriers should speak so differently, but that they share a language at all.

Nigerian English, or pidgin (a mix of English and indigenous words) is often used because of ethnic diversity and sometimes because of the diversity of dialects in the Igbo language.

Above all, there seems to be something heart-warming and miraculous about how, for example in the UK, even if a digitally connected culture of American TV and global marketing tends to turn high streets and much else into general homogeneity, the diversity of dialect somehow endures.

The country's diversity of languages, dialects, accents, scripts, dress, and culture presents a rich set of challenging problems for artificial intelligence.

Rosa helped them understand that Mexico has a tremendous diversity of languages, dialects, culture, and politics, as well as rural and urban differences.

These multifarious governments and the diversity of Italian dialects spoken on the peninsula caused residents to identify as "Romans" or "Venetians", for example, rather than as "Italians".

I wanted to bring the characters to life by using a diversity of voices and dialects in an attempt to recreate the vibrancy of the oral tradition.

"With such a diversity of languages and dialects, and such duplicity of street numbers, it is critical for the Fire Department to get a full description of where a home is before people are dispatched," he said.

Most people struggle with verbal and written communication, and when you add ethnic diversity, different dialects and meaning of words, the potential for misunderstanding multiplies.

Dialectology, the study of dialects.