Sentence examples for the dialect itself from inspiring English sources
Standard languages arise when a certain dialect begins to be used in written form, normally throughout a broader area than that of the dialect itself.
Characters in the Ferrante novels are frequently described as speaking in the Neapolitan dialect, but the dialect itself is never set down as such.
Afrikaans is then a product of a cross between the colonial dialect itself and a creolized variety of that dialect and is therefore not considered a creole but rather a partially creolized language.
We present the Arabic Online Commentary Dataset, a 52M-word monolingual dataset rich in dialectal content, and we describe our long-term annotation effort to identify the dialect level (and dialect itself) in each sentence of the dataset.
This is the land of the Swabian people, which becomes clear once the more cosmopolitan center of Tubingen is left behind and the Swabian dialect asserts itself.
Spanish is also known (particularly in Latin America, but increasingly in Spain itself) as Castilian, after the dialect from which modern standard Spanish developed.
There is the dialect of preconceived zingers.
The dialect is certainly for real.
There is no mutual intelligibility between these dialects and Japanese nor among the dialect groups.
"The twang in his voice, the dialect — he still has this real Southern dialect," Lee says.
