Examples of using This dialect in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Almost all native authors wrote in this dialect of Coptic.
This dialect is regarded as the standard Rejang language.
Mensah and Tchagbale establish an intercomprensibility factor of 38% with"Tyebaara"(Senari),concluding that Nafaanra is only distantly related to this dialect.
This dialect was written to do some simple reporting only.
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.
Other examples of this dialect are the Runes on the Ruthwell Cross from the Dream of the Rood.
This dialect was traditionally known as Mappila Malayalam because of Bearys close contact with Mappilas.
François Rabelais wrote that he learned this dialect, along with many other languages and dialects, since he was educated in Fontenay-le-Comte.
This dialect is spoken by around 60 million people, but is not understood by Arabic speakers to the East.
This dialect and the official Italian language are spoken in the city, while Slovene is spoken in some of the immediate suburbs.
This dialect became the formal Arabic of the Islamic nations due to the distribution of Qur'anic scriptures throughout the Islamic empire.
This dialect has considerable differences with Eastern Armenian, but speakers of either of the two variations can usually understand each other.
Features of this dialect include the"Northumbrian burr", a distinct pronunciation of the letter R historically common to many dialects of North East England;
This dialect was spoken mostly in the south and west around the important monastery at Winchester, which was also the capital city of the Saxon kings.
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Moroccans speak a dialect of this language.
Orsu is also the name of the dialect of this people.
During the Reconquista, this northern dialect from Cantabria was carried south, and remains a minority language in the northern coastal Morocco.
This Dutch dialect sometimes referred to as the"kitchen language"(kombuistaal), would eventually in the late 19th century be recognised as a distinct language called Afrikaans and replace Dutch as the official language of the Afrikaners.
This Dutch dialect, sometimes referred to as the"kitchen language"(kombuistaal),[97] would eventually in the late 19th century be recognised as a distinct language called Afrikaans and replace Dutch as the official language of the Afrikaners.
Most of the German dialects speakers in southern Brazil spoke or eventually adopted Hunsrückisch so that it became the most commonly used German dialect in this part of the world and is still spoken by many people today(also referred to as Riograndenser Hunsrückisch to differentiate it from the Hunsrückisch spoken in Germany).