Examples of using A dialect in English and their translations into Danish
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Could it be a dialect or a regional language?
It's a dialect, but in the mouth of noble characters.
Come to think of it, you don't talk in a dialect.
This is rough. It's a dialect I have not seen before.
Graïs is a dialect version of“Grès” or sandstone, prevalent in the region.
That's because it's been written in a dialect that no longer exists.
that it may be considered a dialect of that medieval language.
each speaking in a dialect or language largely incomprehensible to the inhabitants of the others.
the older generation speaks a dialect of Polish characteristic of the Eastern Borderlands.
Rastafarians speak the same language as the Jamaicans, and that language is called“Patois” The word“patois” is French and it means a dialect or a language that is different from the accepted standard.
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Corsican Usually considered to be a dialect of Italian, spoken on the island of Corsica.
Graïs is a dialect version of"Grès" or sandstone, prevalent in the region… Flora and fauna.
Galician A Romance language frequently referred to as a dialect of Spanish or Portuguese,
while others treat it as a dialect of Ukrainian.
Meänkieli literally means"our language" and is a dialect of Finnish spoken in the Torne Valley area of Sweden and Finland.
comes from the word«mascarpa», which is a dialect of Lombardy cheese.
The idea was that Yiddish should be regarded as a dialect of German, since there never was(and will likely never be) a place called"Yiddistan.
the Pauper is set in England and uses a dialect more similar to Shakespeare than to Huck Finn.