Examples of using This dialect in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
I need help… this dialect.
This dialect looks very old.
I happen to know this dialect.
This dialect is a tonal language.
Can you listen for this dialect?
This dialect is actively promoted by the municipality.
Among the Hui citizens, this dialect is written using Arabic alphabets.
This dialect has already been proclaimed by the committee as the Macedonian language.
The overwhelming majority of francophone Canadians speak this dialect.
For that this dialect split from Standard Bengali.
People should be given the freedom to form their language naturally and may this dialect last for as long as it can.
This dialect is also spoken in the south and central region Shaanxi and Henan.
The name of the dish in the Romanesco dialect eventually became matriciana due to the apheresis typical of this dialect.
This dialect is being revitalized among the Maronites in Jish, Israel.
The immigrants who came into this region during the Qing andMing dynasties created this dialect.
This dialect has already been proclaimed by the committee as the Macedonian language.
I am pleased that the Ministry has recognized that Nynorsk teaching aids necessary for a successful language teaching in areas where this dialect is in use.
This dialect comes from the Doric dialect and residents here still keep it with respect.
In Spain, the Castilian dialect's pronunciation is commonly regarded as the national standard,although a use of slightly different pronouns called laísmo of this dialect is deprecated.
This dialect has small variations in the way it is spoken in every town, especially in the accent.
Modern Standard Bengali was developed from this region based on this dialect.[2] It's refurbished form is used as standard Bengali which is the lingua franca of Bengal region.
This dialect is a direct descendant of the Cuman language, but it has been strongly influenced by the Oghuz Turkic.
Cross-border contacts, such as tourism andtrade, keep this dialect alive, as is the case with the Greek language spoken in the southern part of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
This dialect is spoken by around 60 million people, but is not understood by Arabic speakers to the East.
It has been argued that this dialect is the one that is the most similar to modern standard arabic(and thus to classical arabic too) although big differences between the two do exist.
This dialect is at a low ebb due to the pervasive influences of television, education, and the large number of incomers.
This dialect has similarities with the language spoken by the Slav-Macedonians in the neighbouring Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
This dialect is spoken in the central eastern part of Macedonia, respectively in Štip, Probištip, Kočani, Vinica, Radoviš and in the surrounding areas.
This dialect escaped the hurdle of the medieval language which developed into the modern Greek we know today, because of Kynouria's relative isolation.
This dialect has preserved intact many words of the ancient Greek language, which is of special scientific interest and confirms the perpetual use of the Greek language.