Sentence examples for such a dialect from inspiring English sources

In a position analogous to that of North Sea Germanic within Northwest Germanic, there surely existed transitional dialects between North Sea and South Germanic within West Germanic; the Old Saxon language may well reflect such a dialect, given that it shows a mixture of features agreeing with North Sea Germanic, as in English and Frisian, and with South Germanic, as in Old High German.

For God doth not ride me as a Horse, and guide me I know not whither my self; but converseth with me as a Friend; and speaks to me in such a Dialect as I understand…" (More 1651, 178).

He acknowledged that his proposal of such a dialect was tentative, acknowledging that "the linguistic boundaries of the original dialects could not have enjoyed prolonged stability".

"He spoke so quickly and in such a pronounced dialect that I had great difficulty in following him, but the same phrases kept recurring all through his address like motifs in a symphony: the Marxist traitors, the criminals who caused the revolution, the German army which was stabbed in the back, and – most insistent of all – the Jews".

The voice on the tape recording is squeaky and excitable, the speaker using such a strong dialect that it is difficult even for native Korean speakers to understand.

The method lends itself to implementation on a microcomputer, and we have developed such an implementation using a dialect of LISP.

To see villages surrounded by such forbiddingly high mountain walls was to understand why this country of only 4.5 million has such a staggering diversity of dialects; the wonder, I realized, is not that people separated by such intimidating natural barriers should speak so differently, but that they share a language at all.

The public is often aware of such divisions, usually associating them with names of geographic regions or provinces or with some feature of pronunciation e.g., Southern English or Russian o-dialects and a-dialects.

A dialect name for the kestrel – alongside such felicities as windhover and bell-hawk – is wind-fucker.

"With such a diversity of languages and dialects, and such duplicity of street numbers, it is critical for the Fire Department to get a full description of where a home is before people are dispatched," he said.

Yaunde is a dialect of the Yaunde-Fang group of Bantu languages; people may speak a maternal dialect, such as Eton, but they learn to read and write in Yaunde.