Sentence examples for separate dialect from inspiring English sources

One of these is the dialect of the Bedouin of the Eastern Desert and of the Sinai Peninsula; the Bedouin of the Western Desert constitute a separate dialect group.

The emergence of Ebonics as a separate dialect may be correlated with the emergence of African American traditions in music, religious practices, and cooking styles, all of which developed separately from the practices of white American communities although these other areas show less-inhibited influence from African cultures in ways that have still not been adequately explained.

Nearly 66,000 people gave their ethnic group as Bangladeshi or British Bangladeshi in the 2001 census [ 3], and the majority come from Sylheti in the north-east Bangladesh and speak Sylheti, a separate dialect of Bengali.

Note that Ebonics is considered a separate dialect of English by some linguists: these guidelines on the usage of the word stink-stank-stunk are not to be applied to urban usages of the word.

For example, Swahili alone has 17 separate dialects and 15 additional variant names for some of the dialects.

A. H. Smith was the first to recognise the existence of a separate Old East Anglian dialect, in addition to the previously recognised dialects of Northumbrian, Mercian, Saxon and Kentish.

Within the eastern dialects which exist on a continuum, with no stark lines separating them cross-dialect communicathem cross-dialect

10 11 The Amish maintain a cultural identity distinct from mainstream American culture that is characterised by traditional dress, a plain lifestyle and non-adoption of modern technology (eg, electricity, cars and telephones), German dialect, separate school system and ultra-conservative Anabaptist religious practices.

A small Baltic-Finnic group, composed of the Ludic dialects, is found between Veps and Karelian and is generally considered a blend of the two major groups rather than a separate language; the dialects are more closely akin to Karelian.

Geographically separate pods exhibit distinct dialects.

Costanoan comprises eight dialects or separate languages: Awaswas, Chalon, Chochenyo (aka Chocheño), Karkin, Mutsun, Ramaytush, Rumsien, and Tamyen.