Sentence examples for language dialect from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of language, dialect, tribes all play a part too.

The word dialect comes from the Ancient Greek dialektos "discourse, language, dialect," which is derived from dialegesthai "to discourse, talk".

"Wenglish" is the Welsh English language dialect.

It will be declaimed in every language, dialect, slang and patois.

The FGDs were conducted at venues convenient to study participants, in Ateso, the local language dialect.

Thirdly, there are other factors which could influence the quality of care provided such as language (dialect), culture and religion.

"I don't think she knows Israeli society well in terms of ethnic belonging, class, language, dialects, accents.

"You also learn period language, dialects, have the opportunity to learn stage combat, traditional songs, period dance" said Ms. Kilcoyne, who grew up in New Milford.

These customs and traditions include the Igbo people's visual art, music and dance forms, as well as their attire, cuisine and language dialects.

MARTHA'S VINEYARD Separated from Cape Cod, Mass., by a dollop of the Atlantic, this American beachhead for the politically connected was once isolated enough to have spawned its own sign-language dialect.

Sometimes, for good measure, he notes that "174 languages, dialects and subdialects are spoken in the public schools".