Sentence examples for in a different dialect from inspiring English sources

In late Etruscan an -i suffix marks some women's names; still later, apparently (or possibly in a different dialect area), -ia is similarly used.

However, the foragers in that study were still able to locate feeders in the vicinity of the food source, even after having followed dances in a different dialect.

There are severe language barriers for these Iraqis as they speak a different dialect of Arabic, and in other cases were only taught in Chaldean and Syriac -- dialects and languages that are not used in Lebanon.

More specifically, the training data set is generated by the convolution of clean New England female speech signals with all the real BRIRs (from −90° to +90° with a step of 5°), and the sentences spoken by the male speakers from a different dialect region are (DR in Table 1) are used as the target source in the test set.

In Glasgow, a particular problem was that of interpreters speaking a different dialect from the asylum seeker e.g. Sri Lankan versus Indian Tamil.

Most of these Chinese leaders were also members of secret societies, and communal warfare often broke out in Singapore between different dialect groups as a result of conflicting economic interests.

Because of this, the written language can be read without difficulty in many different dialect areas, although its spoken form varies greatly from one region to another.

Remember that words that end differently can still rhyme, and that if the poem is written in a different language or dialect, the different pronunciation can lead to rhymes you are unaware of.

In short, different audience, different dialect.

We know from a study cited by Y.R. Chao (1972) that there is a consistent correlation whereby, given a particular passage of text rendered in different dialects, the fewer the number of distinct syllables in the dialect, the longer the version of the text.

Of course, different innovations will appear in different dialects, so, in comparison with its contemporaries, no one dialect as a whole can be considered archaic in any absolute sense.