Sentence examples for of other dialects from inspiring English sources

Even a standard language that was originally based on one local dialect changes, however, as elements of other dialects infiltrate into it over the years.

Kristina Sandklef, a China analyst who is advising Degavro, said the expert's comments on the way the teenager's Korean was often ungrammatical and included elements of other dialects picked up in a decade living as a roaming kotjebi or streetchild had been misinterpreted.

Mandarin is being learned as a "standard language", by speakers of other dialects; and virtually the whole adult population is literate.

A large number of other dialects exist.

Because speakers aren't normally able to hear distinctions not made in their own dialect (for example, a speaker from the Southern United States who does not distinguish between pin and pen won't hear the distinction when it's produced by speakers of other dialects), speakers who can hear such a contrast but don't produce it may still possess the contrast as part of their linguistic repertoire.

Although Standard German is clearly based on the East Middle German dialects, it is not identical with any one of them; it has accepted and standardized many forms from other areas, notably the Upper German sound pf (Pfund, Apfel) and also large numbers of individual words in the forms of other dialect areas.

Abu Bakar nevertheless called for the Ngee Heng Kongsi to accept Chinese settlers of other dialect groups to prevent possible communal warfare as a result of conflicting economic interests.

The Irish accent is full of words and phrases unfamiliar to other dialects of English.

The Ottawa writing system is a minor adaptation of a very similar one used for other dialects of Ojibwe in Ontario and the United States, and widely employed in reference materials and text collections.

Two groups of function words are characteristically Ottawa: the sets of demonstrative pronouns and interrogative adverbs are both distinctive relative to other dialects of Ojibwe.

Ottawa shares the general grammatical characteristics of the other dialects of Ojibwe.