Sentence examples for studied dialects from inspiring English sources
Linguists have studied dialects all over the country — in Philadelphia, New York, Detroit, Stanford and Chicago.
People say, where did you study dialects?
The title is the strange babble that Bowles once overheard on the lips of a stranger, and this occult outburst reportedly inspired the writer's disturbing tale about a European professor of languages who comes to Morocco intent on studying dialect, behaves high-handedly with the locals and is treated with terrifying violence that is far from justified or explained by his own behaviour.
In Mexico working with native speakers, he studied the dialects of Milpa Alta and Tepoztlán.
She studied with dialect coaches but was wary of overdoing the accent.
So there were people who studied Kansai dialect as if it were a foreign language?
Malinowski was the son of Lucjan Malinowski, a professor of Slavic philology at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and a linguist of some reputation who had studied Polish dialect and folklore in Silesia.
Dr. Allegro, a brilliant student of Semitic languages at Manchester University, went on to study Hebrew dialects at Oxford University.
Before Mr. Yarshater embarked on the encyclopedia, he traveled throughout Iran, studying obscure dialects, and wrote a groundbreaking work in linguistics.
Lead author Pavel Pipek, of the Charles University in Prague, said: "It was fascinating to have this unique opportunity to study yellowhammer dialects from native and introduced populations and how they have evolved over 150 years.
