Sentence examples for indigenous dialect from inspiring English sources

English winds up sounding like an endangered indigenous dialect, which is surely Lim's point: every language, no matter how universal, began as the urgent messages of a tribe.

Ms. Bennett, 82 and living in Toronto, championed indigenous dialect in local theater and recorded several cultural albums in the 1940's and 50's, when Jamaica was still under British rule.

And you get to marvel at how different their Spanish is from the Spanish you hear in the shops and stores of the town, mainly because it's about half Kichwa, the local indigenous dialect.

This makes it the perfect Indigenous dialect for this project to center on, given there's a growing user base that would ultimately benefit from the digitization of their language.

On one such trip, in 1977, I travelled up the Río Callería, near the unmarked Brazilian border, with a local guide who spoke a few indigenous dialects.

The dialogue is almost entirely in indigenous dialects.

But many parents may not have understand the forms because they spoke indigenous dialects or were illiterate.

In indigenous areas, were dialects are spoken, the survey administrators were supported by interpreters who spoke these indigenous dialects [ 16].

The region is isolated enough that the Spanish had a hell of a time conquering the mountain people, and even today you get the sense that they'd rather be left alone the population of Todos Santos is entirely Mayan, and for most Spanish is a second language after the indigenous Mam dialect.

The region is isolated enough that the Spanish had a hell of a time conquering the mountain people, and even today you get the sense that they'd rather be left alone – the population of Todos Santos is entirely Mayan, and for most Spanish is a second language after the indigenous Mam dialect.

But as Lagos has gentrified over the last decade, sprouting with trees and parks, street markets reincarnated as shopping complexes, intersections colonised by Domino's Pizza and Cold Stone ice cream, there has been a new wave of indigenous or dialectical rap music – hip-hop that fuses street slang with native dialect.