Examples of using A dialect in English and their translations into Czech
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It might be a dialect.
A dialect from where?
This is like a dialect?
It's a dialect of Tibetan.
It might be a dialect.
It's a dialect. I found it.
It's exactly like a dialect.
It's a dialect, I don't understand either.
As I thought,it is a dialect.
It's a dialect I have not seen before.
Like I thought,it's a dialect.
It is from a dialect no longer spoken.
Excuse me, but I don't have a dialect.
It cherja… a dialect of the Bedouins of the Rif.
I found it. As I thought, it is a dialect.
I would need a dialect coach.
I found it. Like I thought, it's a dialect.
But, uh, we did manage to find a dialect, of which we both had some knowledge.
It's not that,you don't have a dialect.
Maybe it was a dialect, but I don't think they were Chinese.
I found it. As I thought, it is a dialect.
It's a dialect of Aramaic, the actual language which Jesus spoke.
And in order to really master a dialect, you need to have these vowels.
Spoken by less than 400,000 people in the world.And he did it in a dialect.
And he did it in a dialect spoken by less than 400,000 people in the world.
That's because it's been written in a in a dialect that no longer exists.
Joe said it was a dialect of Aramaic that even he had a hard time translating.
That's because it's been written in a dialect… that no longer exists.
Without a dialect coach or something? about how you made it through Shakespeare camp Aren't you gonna tell me some inspiring story?
The name"Klöckeln" derives from a dialect word for"klopfen" or"knock.