"Nonhearing-impaired people love it," she said, "especially with shows that are heavy in dialect, like 'Stones in His Pockets' or 'Beauty Queen of Leenane,' or even 'Copenhagen,' which was very heavy on technical language.
The main reasons for non-participation were: (1) difficulty completing interviews due to language barriers (some clinic patients spoke a very heavy local dialect); (2) lack of availability to complete interviews; and (3) unwillingness to use the EDM pill bottle.
"I work on a construction site from time to time, mixing concrete," she says, her dialect so heavy that even the interpreter has difficulty understanding; her words need to be translated into standard Mandarin before they can be retranslated into English for me.
He's amusing about how his dialect-heavy French accent — he compares it to Cockney — made him self-conscious.
She introduced the world to her hometown through heartfelt, dialect-heavy books like "Mules and Men" (1935) and "Their Eyes Were Watching God" (1937).
An inherent difficulty of dialect-heavy, first-person narrations does sometimes arise: while Anthony himself is given to us utterly and in the round, some of the secondary characters struggle to catch life.
The strip was noted for its poetic, dialect-heavy dialogue; its fantastic, shifting backgrounds; and its bold, experimental page layouts.
Willo tells this dark story in a heavy, coarse, broken, but often beautiful dialect: "People always looking to find the runt in you and needle it out if they can".
And in South Africa, Kwaito is their street-styles, unique local flavor of music, with heavy House and African rhythms and local dialects. .
The title song is a waltz-time folk tune, heavy with Christian imagery and told in a Northern English dialect.
