He attempted a variant of the "Muslim ban" he spoke of during the campaign, ordering a halt to travel by people from certain Muslim-majority nations.
Although the British conquered the colony in 1806, the descendants of these early settlers remained the largest white element and spoke a variant of Dutch, which became Afrikaans.
"They spoke a variant of Yine," Quicque said, but Ponciano understood only about two-thirds of the words.
Until the late 19th century most of the population in the south, for example, spoke variants of Occitan rather than French.
Adangme, people occupying the coastal area of Ghana from Kpone to Ada, on the Volta River, and inland along the Volta; they include the Ada, Kpone, Krobo, Ningo, Osuduku, Prampram, and Shai, all speaking variants of Ga-Adangme of the Kwa branch of the Niger-Congo family of languages.
Women could choose to have their interview conducted in either English, Mirpuri (a spoken variant of Punjabi) or Urdu.
At least, unlike Neville, he is going to a place where they speak a variant of his own native language.
When we speak of the current club aesthetic, or talk about 'clubbing' (ew) in general, we see variant versions of a look created in Vegas, which is crass, and generally uninviting.
They speak variants of Telugu, the Dravidian language of the region.
With a nod to Mark Fisher's idea of capitalist realism, one could speak of fictive realism to describe the widespread belief that the 19th-century novel - or a variant thereof - is fiction's unsurpassable horizon.
