Sentence examples for many dialects from inspiring English sources

As a spoken language, however, German exists in many dialects, most of which belong to either the High German or Low German dialectal groups.

China's many dialects multiply the risks.

Only he doesn't say "finish," he says"FEENEESH!" Is Welsh a master of many dialects?

If work is not done soon, many dialects may perish unrecorded.

Their language, with many dialects, belongs to the Austronesian language family.

The Wu language and its many dialects in Shanghai and neighbouring Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces, has about 90m native speakers.

Its name, like many dialect terms in Calabria, seems to be of Greek origin.

As a result of its tumultuous history, by the early 21st century Sardinian had many dialect differences.

However, attempts are being made by some writers and radio presenters to revitalise its use and the distinctive sing-song accent and many dialect words of Norse origin remain in use.

Velar stops k, g, and sk were palatalized before front vowels to merge with kj, gj, and skj, as still occurs in Icelandic (and Jutland dialect); in Faroese, Norwegian, Swedish, and many Danish dialects, these were fronted to tj, dj, and stj or even opened to spirants ç, j, and š, while in Danish they reverted to k, g, and sk.

Udmurt has little dialectal variation, but Komi has many distinctive dialects divided into two major groups: Northern (Zyryan) Komi and Eastern (Yazva) Komi.