The cast of characters in the dismantling was equally international: Spanish, Portuguese and German were among the languages spoken, as well as English of various dialects.
The University of Pennsylvania's William Labov, whose classic 1966 study, "The Social Stratification of English in New York City," demonstrated that the city is a melting pot of various dialects, should be delighted.
Asbjørnsen and Moe solved the problem of style by adopting the Brothers Grimm's principle of using simple language in place of the various dialects, yet maintaining the national uniqueness of the folktales to an even higher degree than their German precursors had done.
The period saw the gradual decline of the various dialects spoken in the country and the establishment of two distinct language groups, French in Wallonia and Dutch in Flanders.
"Nevertheless," they wrote in their paper on Texas English, "in its mix of elements both from various dialects of English and from other languages, TXE is in fact somewhat different from other closely related varieties".
All those fair lands of the Austrian Crown where various dialects of this language are spoken are destined, in their eyes, to form one kingdom, an orthodox Servia, ruled from Belgrade.
They speak various dialects of Tharu, a language of the Indo-Aryan subgroup of the Indo-Iranian group of the Indo-European family, and they are largely Indian in culture.
The works of Daukša and Sirvydas in particular, based on the Middle and East High Lithuanian dialects, did much toward establishing the practice of drawing on the various dialects in the creation of a written Lithuanian.
In the years after the Battle of Hastings, England became a linguistic mishmash: the aristocracy spoke various dialects of French; the average person on the street spoke only Anglo-Saxon; and official records were generally kept in Latin.
The series will even be tailored to different areas of the country, with all episodes produced in Spanish using Colombian actors with "various dialects of each area (paisa, llanero, costeño, pastuso) common to the region affected by the conflict".
The root Slověn- appeared in various dialects of languages spoken by people inhabiting the area west of the Sutla river, as well as between the Sava and Drava rivers South Slavs living in the area of the former Illyricum.
