Sentence examples similar to go to dialect from inspiring English sources

That's because Mr. Gabis is a go-to dialect coach whose craft can be heard on Broadway and beyond.

A bit defiantly, he said that if he enters a shop and finds the staff does not speak his dialect, "I go to another store".

Why does somebody who was born and raised in Tokyo go to the trouble of learning Kansai dialect and speak it all the time?

Perhaps the clearest indication of Osaka's cultural pride is that people here refuse to drop their dialects when they go to Tokyo.

In fact, as an Arabic speaker, if you go to Ain el-Helweh and speak to people there you realize that they have a dialect that is more or less unchanged since the time they were forced from Palestine.

You've mastered one dialect--say, the Norwegian spoken in Oslo or the Spanish spoken in Mexico--and then you go to Trondheim or Madrid and think, "What in the heck are these people speaking?" A new study offers a tip for learning to recognize unfamiliar dialects: Watch a foreign film with foreign subtitles.

The claim that having teachers understand this dialect is somehow going to help the abysmal educational level of ghetto schools likewise flies in the face of history.

Written in the dialect of Pike County, Illinois, where Hay went to school as a child, they are approximately contemporaneous with pioneering poems in similar dialect by Bret Harte and there has been debate as to which came first.

Prior to arrival, I had asked Claire if my inability to speak Cantonese, the native dialect of Hong Kong, was going to pose a problem.

"Nobody's going to sound exactly alike," Carla Meyer, a highly regarded dialect coach, told me.

He told me, "She'd had one session with a dialect coach, and was she going to have another?