Sentence examples for the dialects that from inspiring English sources

In the south the dialects that had arisen in the recently settled East Middle German area were relatively uniform and contained elements from both West Middle German and Upper German.

It is the politically defined geographical border, not the intrinsic properties of the dialects, that would encourage viewing this continuum as two different languages.

So does the one mapping the dialects that drop the initial h; like Cockney one would say but in fact they cover most of England except the far north East Anglia and a curious strip of the West Country.

Classical Arabic, the language of the Koran, and its modern version, Modern Standard Arabic, known in academia as MSA, are a world apart from the dialects that people use every day.

Before, the accent was prestigious, as was the dialect that has primarily influenced it, British English.

In the book, McWhorter offers an explanation, a defense, and, most heartening, a celebration of the dialect that has become, he argues, an American lingua franca.

In the dialect that was their language the older brother asked if they would spare the petrol to go to the ruins where they were engaged in making themselves a dwelling.

This allows Boas's team to compare their answers with the other Texas German speakers they've interviewed, as well as the research on the dialect that was done in the 60s and 70s.

Ottawa is one of the Ojibwe dialects that has undergone the most language change, although it shares many features with other dialects.

He wears pressed pants and button-down shirts, drinks soda instead of beer and wants future generations of Barra do Parateca's students to speak grammatically correct Portuguese, rather than the local dialects that often disregard subject-verb agreement.

Increased mobility and the ubiquitousness of television and radio have done surprisingly little to homogenise the distinctive accents and dialects that characterise the different parts of the country.