Sentence examples for potent dialect from inspiring English sources
The language is knockout – Franzmann invents a potent dialect sizzling with energy.
In strong Yorkshire dialect, with English subtitles.
Yiddish first arose through an intricate fusion of two linguistic stocks: a Semitic component (containing postclassical Hebrew and Aramaic that the first settlers brought with them to Europe from the Middle East) and a grammatically and lexically more potent Germanic component (gleaned from a number of High German and Middle German dialects).
Through intense compositions like "Litany Against Fear" and "Dialect," not to mention a mournful slow jam called "Katrina's Eyes," Mr. Scott stirs up a complex brew of emotions, rendered all the more potent by his evident restraint.
English With a Dialect had long since been consigned to a car boot sale, but if it was Devon they wanted I had a far more potent weapon: Eric and Bertha Mock.
The classical dialect is Kiunguja.
