Sentence examples for number of dialects from inspiring English sources
There also are a number of dialects.
He also understood a number of dialects.
A number of dialects remain in common speech.
Hindi has a large number of dialects, generally divided into Eastern and Western Hindi, some of which are mutually unintelligible.
In addition, a number of dialects of vernacular Arabic are spoken, some of which are similar to those spoken in other Persian Gulf states but many of which are not mutually intelligible with those of adjacent regions.
Four primary linguistic groupings, each including a number of dialects, made up the Wintun population: the northern Wintun (Wintu), the central Wintun (Nomlaki), and the two subdivisions of the southern Wintun, the Hill and River Patwin.
The Roman dialect was originally one of a number of Latinian dialects, of which the most important was Faliscan, the language of Falerii (modern Civita Castellana), the most-important Faliscan city, located 32 miles (51 kilometres) north of Rome.
Once the lingua franca of Jews over most parts of the world, Yiddish arose from a number of German dialects in the ghettoes of Central Europe.
Latin American Spanish has a number of regional dialects; all are derived from Castilian but differ in several points of phonology from European Spanish.
Though North Frisian is spoken in only a small geographic area by only some 8,000 persons, it exists in an extraordinary number of local dialects, some of which are mutually unintelligible.
Although there are a large number of local dialects (hōgen) in Japan, they do not vary as greatly as some of the European regional languages and, as a result of centralised compulsory education and the influence of television and radio, the vast majority of Japanese people speak hyōjungo or standard Japanese (based on the Tokyo dialect) alongside any local dialect.
