Sentence examples for related dialect from inspiring English sources
The main Saka dialect is known as Khotanese, but a small amount of material survives in a closely related dialect called Tumshuq, formerly known as Maralbashi.
The Cantonese-versus-Mandarin debate is fierce even in Chinatowns in the United States, where many residents traditionally spoke Cantonese or a related dialect, Taishanese, because their families came from Guangdong Province.
Other conditions imposed on a speech at Speakers' Corner were that it had to take place only between 7 00 a.m. and 7 00 p.m. on the date notified by the person to the police, had to be in one of Singapore's four official languages (English, Malay, Mandarin or Tamil) or any related dialect, and the use of sound amplification devices was prohibited.
A southern group (SWs) is formed by Afshar and related dialects in Iran and Afghanistan.
The lower Indus valley is inhabited by agricultural peoples who speak Sindhi and related dialects.
This is a group of closely related dialects, concentrated on the nations of the Arab Gulf from Kuwait down through Qatar, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and the Oman.
Southern Province is home to the Ila-Tonga peoples, of which 12 separate groups speaking closely related dialects may be identified.
Quechuan is one of these: it is estimated that this group of closely related dialects has several million speakers in Ecuador, Peru, and parts of Bolivia and Argentina.
In thinly populated areas, such as the Western Desert, chains of closely related dialects were spread over a wide area; in the more densely populated coastal and subcoastal areas, language boundaries were generally sharp, but multilingualism was common.
Modoc and Klamath, two neighbouring North American Indian tribes who lived in what are now south-central Oregon and northern California, spoke related dialects of a language called Klamath-Modoc (which may be related to Sahaptin), and shared many cultural traits.
The rooms don't speak Starckese or related dialects.
