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...alect of Mandarin forms 'standard Chinese', Cantonese has its own standard dialect, with a written form using Chinese characters. This is quite different from

...id-low unrounded front vowel, the sound that begins the word "every" in my dialect of English). Since sounds are not discrete, we should expect some variation

...t article is perhaps not written in ''Ibmese'' proper, but definitely in a dialect closely related to it. --[[User:Paul Wormer|Paul Wormer]] 10:37, 14 March 2

...an]] in Greek is debated. The most prestigious dialects was [[Attic]], the dialect of Ancient [[Athens]], which belonged to the Ionic group. Attic attained su

..., Trebuchet MS;">....despite the great diversity of existing languages and dialect, the capacity for language appears to be identical in all races. Consequent

...the smallest sound used to distinguish syllables or words in a language or dialect). It involved the use of the present English alphabet (the Latin alphabet) ...ombination) for each specific phoneme (the smallest sound in a language or dialect used to distinguish syllables or words). Unlike strictly alphabetic languag

...within the article. Whenever possible, authors are requested to use common dialect-neutral names for the primary spelling. ...and others will redirect to it. (Again, authors are asked to use available dialect-neutral words as the primary spelling.)

...the older American regions, New England has developed a distinct cuisine, dialect, architecture, and government. New England cuisine is known for its emphasi ...achusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine, though there is of course significant dialect variation within this area.

The dialect is mostly spoken in Kurtoe region. ...rieties of communities in Nepal, most of which have their own languages or dialect”.

...ons, customs, religion, and social order. They imposed Quechua on the Uru dialect. The fields would have recovered and even surpassed their fertility if Hua

...ropean immigrants in recent decades has led to changes in this distinctive dialect.<ref name=NYT19930214/> One of the more notable features of this dialect is its "r-lessness". The traditional New York&ndash;area accent is [[rhotic

...isn't. Does the threshold come between? What about Norwegian, which was a dialect, not a language, before 1905? [[User:Peter Jackson|Peter Jackson]] 12:22, 1 :Clemenceau's definition was that a language is a dialect with an army. There may be the beginning of truth in that, not specifically

...ould change something on the metadata template. There is a variable called dialect which needs to be changed to variant. This variable doesnt actually appear

...ropean immigrants in recent decades has led to changes in this distinctive dialect. ...American]]. In the most old-fashioned and extreme versions of the New York dialect, the vowel sounds of words like ''girl'' and of words like ''oil'' both bec

...him to the cowboy tradition, as well as speech patterns from the southern dialect.<ref> Bruce Southard, "Will Rogers and the Language of the Southwest: a Cen

...that when "Burma" or "Myanmar" are pronounced by an English speaker whose dialect does not pronounce post-vocalic "r" (England, Oz, NZ, ..), the sound comes

...friends a "cult"? It was Clemenceau, I believe, that called a language a "dialect with an army." Personally, in this area, I'd focus more on "ritual" and avo

...y to change to British English as I edit, to make it a quicker job for the dialect editors, but would need some guidelines on how British English to go with t

...mers and townsfolk; frugal, honest folk and ax murderers. They differed in dialect, customs, and physical features. A majority had been farmers in Germany, an

...ariation, or as regularity (a ''rule'') followed by speakers of some other dialect (in contrast to the common prescriptive assumption that "bad" usage is unsy

...largely under the sphere of German influence, with the Czech rendered to a dialect. It is due to the influence of the Habsburgs that the city was endowed with

...r become the language used for military and aviation programming. The Lisp dialect, [[Scheme programming language|Scheme]] was also created, which would later

...the North, a substantial Kurdish minority speaking a significantly changed dialect of Farsi. Arabs of Sunni Islamic religion dominated Iraq, especially from

...e it to "require taking". But maybe it's grammatically correct in another dialect.

::It was Clemenceau, I believe, that said a language is a dialect with an army. There was far less threat of force in Austria than in Czecho

...ref> - 25,500,<ref name=isc>Iran Statistical Centre, 2007</ref> speaking a dialect of Persian very different from modern Persian called [[Dari (Zoroastrian)|D

...t's one thing to have alternate English spellings, but using idioms from a dialect is rarely good practice in introductory material. Introductory material, ra ...neutral meaning of a cult? Was it Clemenceau who described a language as a dialect with an army?

* <s>Begin labelling articles "AmE" or "BrE" for the dialect of English</s> (Done in the metadata template)

...ans in Singapore|Indians]], and [[Chinese Singaporean|Chinese]] of various dialect groups.<ref name="tu">{{cite web|title=Celebrating Bonny Hicks' Passion for

...h recognition programs use statistical models to account for variations in dialect, accent, background noise, and pronunciation. These models have progressed

...interested amateur. On subject-verb agreement - could you add examples of dialect speech where this rule is broken, to make the example clearer? I guess "I s

...who often wrote in the rural, [[African American Vernacular English|black dialect]] of the day, was the first African American poet to gain national prominen

...historians believe that the word "romance" developed from a [[vernacular]] dialect within the French language meaning "verse narrative" referring to the style

...dio broadcasts, so few had heard it. Even when he did, he spoke in a Court dialect intelligible to few. Hirohito recorded the Rescript at 23:00.

...ribe.<ref>Sparkman, p. 189: Linguistically, the ''Acjachemen'' tongue is a dialect of the larger ''Luiseño'' language, which itself is derived from the ''Tak ...e territorial boundaries of the Southern California Indian tribes based on dialect, including the ''Cahuilla'', ''Cupeño'', ''Diegueño'', ''Gabrieliño'', '

...sliked the discord between a culturally inflected voice spoken in an alien dialect and the grammatically flawless dialogue printed in the dialogue boxes.

...ernacular (e.g., Church Latin, decidedly non-modern Hebrew, and a specific dialect of Arabic) for the rationale that there can be a single teaching. Religious

...eductionism]], [[Reduction potential]], [[Reginald Fessenden]], [[Regional dialect levelling]], [[Regions of England]], [[Register allocation]], [[Register al

...e implement subpages globally. I willl incorporate the AmE or BrE into the dialect field (is that what we want to call it?) and create a switch.

...mers and townsfolk; frugal, honest folk and ax murderers. They differed in dialect, customs, and physical features. A majority had been farmers in Germany, an

...nguages" of the [[Bushmen|San]] and [[Khoikhoi]] people contain regional [[dialect]]s stretching northward into Namibia and Botswana, and elsewhere. These peo

** is it really a romance "language"? or just a dialect?

...hey often seem to go to Hyoostn to do so). On the other hand, East Anglian dialect has pronunciations that sound very much like hooge &c. [[User:Peter Jackson My old COD (1976 edition) says polliwog is dialect and US. Anyone got a recent Oxford handy to check whether things have chang

...n English]], which is normally perceived to be the least marked American [[dialect]]. Actual speech by educated British and American speakers is more varied,

...the universal language of government. Flemings in the south spoke a Dutch dialect (Flemish) and welcomed the encouragement of Dutch with a revival of literat

...form) and am a British English speaker, but I don't particularly care what dialect is used. I'd suggest the headings from which abbreviations have been remove

...ell-organized. I try to avoid "correcting" things that are aspects of the dialect of the writer. It's not always easy to know which things fall into that ca

...elves to list all the various shortened, abbreviated, colloquial and local dialect versions of the names and their origin. There would be less chance of ambig

...]], although much of his writing is also in English and in a "light" Scots dialect which would have been accessible to a wider audience than simply Scottish p

::::"Reed, read, red, read. All sound the same..." What dialect of American English do you speak, Mary? [[User:Ro Thorpe|Ro Thorpe]] 15:13,

...buted to Hippocrates, about sixty volumes in number, written in the Ionian dialect of Greek, have survived to the present, with accompanying translations in F