Sentence examples for in that dialect from inspiring English sources
He observes: "You can't learn Egyptian colloquial Arabic in an Arabic language course taught outside the country, and if he was from another country he would type in that dialect".
At least two other bloggers have recently discoursed on one of the most common phrases in that dialect: "a portrait emerges".
Juan Boscán was emblematic of the status of Catalan literature during this period: Catalan by birth he was born in Barcelona he wrote solely in Castilian and inaugurated a new school of poetry in that dialect.
In a marvelous reversal, Elena destroys Lila's notebooks at that mythical site of Italian culture, the Arno River, where the novelist Alessandro Manzoni had gone to "risciacquare i panni," or "to rinse the laundry" — to learn the Tuscan of Dante and other luminaries while recasting his monumental novel, "The Betrothed," in that dialect.
The scientific interest of dialectology lies in the fact that dialects are a valuable source of information about popular culture.
In the dialect that was their language the older brother asked if they would spare the petrol to go to the ruins where they were engaged in making themselves a dwelling.
He did succeed in getting bit parts on radio, specializing in roles that required dialects.
That dialect arose in Cantabria in the 9th century around the town of Burgos in north-central Spain (Old Castile) and, as Spain was reconquered from the Moors, spread southward to central Spain New Castilee) around Madrid and Toledo by the 11th century.
It's a tricky business, and I'd say most of the books that fail in the dialect department get caught up in these issues of spelling.
The company, Sprakab, nevertheless concluded in its report that his dialect did not fit with his story of growing up in North Korea's northern districts.
"I wanted to emphasize class differences, and even though you might not know what that dialect means in terms of how much money someone has, you get a sense of the social hierarchy of the people on stage if the dialects sound natural".
