Sentence examples for worldwide dialect from inspiring English sources
McCrum is bullish on Globish: the reign of English as the world's lingua franca or default tongue, "the worldwide dialect of the third millennium," the language in which China trades with Zambia, the language in which a Greek watching CNN phones a friend from the Middle East to get him off the London bus he's riding before it explodes.
About 1.3 billion people worldwide speak all dialects of Chinese.
Before the system can be adopted in other countries facing a similar illiterate-deaf predicament, though, it has to learn hundreds of signing languages and dialects in use worldwide.
General Australian serves as the standard dialect.
Today one of them, Robert Burns, will be remembered worldwide, on his birthday, in a global frenzy of haggis and dialect verse that will fan out from Scotland across North America, Dubai, Russia, Japan, Indonesia, Brazil, Nigeria and Europe.
This judgment would seem to neglect the dozens of colonized regions worldwide at the time, when legions of new languages and dialects had already developed and were continuing to evolve.
The classical dialect is Kiunguja.
