Why should we bother to learn prescriptive English — the grade-school rules — if it isn't our natural dialect?
Text being pecked out gets translated instantly (a la the service's web version), and speech input has improved support for regional dialects so your natural accent won't get in the way of things.
In this context, it was natural for dialects, which had not been used in popular music for years, to be embraced in many areas, especially in the South.
In 1939, she returned to London from evacuation to secure the speeches of that autumn and, after the war, she made the case for natural history and dialect recordings to be preserved.
Born into a community of stateless survivors in the mountains of what had once been Carinthia, their natural language a dialect enlivened by words from a dozen others, they were regarded often now as Gypsies.
"I wanted to emphasize class differences, and even though you might not know what that dialect means in terms of how much money someone has, you get a sense of the social hierarchy of the people on stage if the dialects sound natural".
Also, using a dialect you aren't familiar with can end up employing stereotypes and being incredibly offensive to the natural speakers of the dialect.
Morphological variation is accompanied by remarkable variation in vocal behaviour: low-latitude populations exhibit individual song repertories (e.g., Costa Rica [ 25]; Ecuador, P.H. personal observation), while others (~20-40°S) show individual stereotypy and geographical dialects, which correspond with natural vegetation types, but not with subspecies designations [ 23, 26- 30].
The impacts of China's urbanization are profound and widespread, from hastening the demise of China's dialects, to creating a need for natural resources that reaches out to Africa, Australia, and Latin America.
