Sentence examples for western dialect from inspiring English sources
Will Inman followed with an original ballad in Western dialect.
Balochi is generally divided into eastern, southern, and western dialect groups.
West Saxon became slightly diminished in area and was more appropriately named the South Western dialect.
Maaloula is indeed one of a tiny handful of Syrian villages where the western dialect of modern Aramaic is spoken; eastern variants are in better shape, with pockets of speakers in northern Syria, Turkey, Iraq and Iran.
Spoken in ancient times in Palestine, Hebrew was supplanted by the western dialect of Aramaic beginning about the 3rd century bc; the language continued to be used as a liturgical and literary language, however.
On the other hand, languages in central Africa, such as the western dialect of Lugbara (a Central Sudanic language spoken in the border area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda and bordering on highly tonal Niger-Congo languages), sometimes distinguish between as many as four tonal levels.
Some grammatical features show dialectal variation; e.g., the Aśokan dative singular form is -āya in the western dialects (Girnār atthāya 'for the purpose of') but -āye in the east (Kālsī, Dhauli aṭṭhāye).
He is said to have based his observations on the western dialects.
Perhaps most importantly, I didn't fully spell out that the western dialects (particularly Moroccan) are separated particularly starkly from eastern ones (Egyptian, Levantine and so forth).
Western dialects, spoken primarily in the Mexican states of Michoacán and México, replace the tl with l and are called Nahual.
With certain modifications, the language Aasen fostered (which bears the most resemblance to Norway's western dialects) rapidly gained national prominence and eventually achieved co-official status with Dano-Norwegian.
