Sentence examples for thick dialect from inspiring English sources
People are tired of those images — of the maid, uneducated, a thick dialect".
Its dour highland people have their own thick dialect, their own government, their own army and their own politics.
"Fuggedaboudit," Ping-Pong said to him in a thick dialect as he came in through the swinging doors without the filthy cart.
He sings in a thick dialect that is Foster's own invention, and the second verse, which is never sung today, contains the unforgettable line: I jump'd aboard the Telegraph and trabbeled down de ribber De lectrie fluid magnified and kill'd five hundred Nigger.
The gentleman next to me spoke a thick dialect I did not recognize.
I never believed there was a world above that welcomed even more rain, even more wind - and an even thicker dialect.
The Scots language, long derided as bad English with a thick accent or merely a northern dialect, now enjoys the backing of the state.In 2011 the Scottish census asked for the first time whether people spoke Scots.
There was an element of regional prejudice at work, northern Italians making fun of the player's thick Roman dialect.
In a section narrated by the mother of one of the dead boys, Smith had to negotiate a thick regional dialect.
"We once lived in the hills, but it was too remote, too far away from the nearest school, so we moved," he says in a thick local dialect.
On the campaign trail, this native daughter of Mülheim in the state's industrial Ruhr Valley jokes, argues and commiserates with voters in the thick Ruhrpott dialect of the state's mining and industrial region.
