Sentence examples for mutual intelligibility between from inspiring English sources

There is no mutual intelligibility between these dialects and Japanese nor among the dialect groups.

Mutual intelligibility between the major dialects is difficult; the Meglenoromanian, Istroromanian, and Aromanian are sometimes classed as languages distinct from Romanian proper, or Dacoromanian, which has many slightly varying dialects of its own.

Mutual intelligibility between languages is not a transitive relation, and sometimes the intelligibility relation is not even symmetric (smaller, more isolated, or less prestigious groups often understand the dialects of larger, more central, or higher-prestige groups when the converse does not hold).

Adjacent dialects typically have relatively high degrees of mutual intelligibility, but the degree of mutual intelligibility between nonadjacent dialects varies considerably.

Using this notion, we define a natural measure of the mutual intelligibility, F L,L′), between two agents, one using the language L and the other using L′.

Nevertheless, it can safely be stated that the degree of mutual intelligibility must have been much greater between the ancient languages than between the Middle Iranian languages and that those languages geographically closer to each other probably were mutually understood better than those spoken in areas farther apart.

Dialectal variation, however, does not impede mutual intelligibility across the whole of Hausaland.

Modern Hungarian has eight major dialects, which permit a high degree of mutual intelligibility.

There are various degrees of mutual intelligibility among dialect groups, but some differences are quiet pronounced.

The degree of mutual intelligibility that existed among the ancient Iranian languages is not known with certainty.

A compromise variety, this original koine consisted of features easily recognizable to speakers of most Greek dialects and dispensed with those that most often impeded mutual intelligibility.