Examples of using The dialect in English and their translations into Swedish
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Printed in Stockholm in 1548, was still based mainly on the dialect of Turku.
which is based on the dialect of Mandarin spoken in Beijing.
Her parents are from Shanghai, while she cannot speak the dialect, she understands it.
vary considerably in pronunciation depending on the dialect and social status of the speaker.
Nevis is English however the dialect is difficult to understand by many English speakers.
and yet the dialect in which the book is composed is plainly a living one.
Because of its remote location outside Slovenia, the dialect has phonetic properties different from standard Slovene,
The dialect of Hiiumaa is still spoken by a few in Gammalsvenskby which is called Gammölsvänskbi in the Hiiumaa/Gammmalsvenskby dialect. .
The dialect that developed there as a language of administration
The dialect used is that of Epirus;
based on the dialect spoken in Kiltartan.
When a territory-owning male of the species dies, a young male will immediately take his place, singing to prospective mates in the dialect appropriate to the territory he is in.
depending on the dialect and region, but also on historical
resulting in the dialect called Gascon.
Lycian B. The dialect appears only there
The dialect most people think of as Chinese is Mandarin, although Cantonese also
this is the dialect we use. For details see.
For example, the word for"here"-iṅku in Centamil(the classic variety)-has evolved into iṅkū in the Kongu dialect of Coimbatore, inga in the dialect of Thanjavur, and iṅkai in some dialects of Sri Lanka.
Within the dialects there are two or more subdialects.