Sentence examples for local pronunciation from inspiring English sources

Not only do they distort the words in general by local pronunciation but they massacre them beyond recognition.

At the time, the term business English was often written as pigeon English, a spelling that reflects the local pronunciation.

Its name derives from the local pronunciation of pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium), a plant of the mint family that is abundant in the area.

But, oh, the places they go and the things they see that shake a friendship that has endured since "kinnygarten" (to use the local pronunciation).

Although its local pronunciation, suh-WAR-oh, never rolled easily off of our northeastern tongues, the cactus was the unrivaled star of our time on the terrestrial plane.

Even though it's very close to Jodrell Bank radio telescope, the Hall (whose name derives from the local pronunciation of "the old") is, to the delight of this very private man, almost impossible to find.

All they have done is attempt to lend an aura of authenticity by giving the anglicised name a local sounding pronunciation.

Another possible etymology suggests that Borobudur is a corrupted simplified local Javanese pronunciation of Biara Beduhur written in Sanskrit as Vihara Buddha Uhr.

This phonetic approach, which is the one Lawrence favoured, naturally takes account of any local quirks in pronunciation.

Although the official language is German, most of the population still speaks an Alemanni dialect containing local variations in pronunciation and vocabulary.

Irish has three main dialects: Munster (Cúige Mumhan), Connacht (Cúige Chonnacht), and Ulster (Cúige Uladh), each of which include sharp differences in pronunciation, local vocabulary, and grammar.