Meanwhile Swiss-German dialects and even many dialects within Germany are more different from High German than Slovenian is from Croatian.
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They use features shared across the bigger dialects, as well as bits of MSA, while avoiding the peculiarities of their own dialects as much as possible.
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Sperm whale clans don't just have different dialects—they seem to behave differently, too, Gero said, which suggests these dialects are cultural markers of some kind.
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The narrator, adrift in trivia, remembers that during World War I a man recorded all the various English and Irish dialects spoken by the soldiers (many of these dialects having since vanished).
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After all, there are over 40 indigenous dialects in Mexico.
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Cardinals speak in dialects that they scream from the treetops.
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Many more entered local dialects, which were rarely written down.
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India has 22 major languages and more than 700 dialects.
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Satellite television helps shoot different dialects to fame, as well.
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But we all speak different dialects... so it doesn't exist.
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Josh Katz, our expert on dialects, spotted this fun article.
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He learned to speak both English and various Chinese dialects.
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Speakers from distant regions can struggle to understand each other's dialects.
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Fake news, often published in Indian dialects, has flourished on Facebook.
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It will be available in more than 70 languages and dialects.
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Then, at 7:30, shouts rang out in a dozen dialects.
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More than 90 languages and dialects are spoken in the district.
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Healers can spend time with patients and speak their home dialects.
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And an effort to wrangle the dialects of the Canadian Arctic.
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We learned about Hispanic cultures, arts, dialects, foods -- it was amazing!
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Vancouver Island, where Mr. Michael lived, is particularly rich in dialects.
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Even within America, local dialects, especially the southern one, are going strong.
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The biggest misunderstanding is about the nature of dialects, especially urban ones.
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And then there's even Kurmanji Kurdish, and Sorani Kurdish, all these dialects.
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The Arabs spoke Arabic, and the Kurds spoke two dialects of Kurdish.
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Chinese Singaporeans had to choose between maintaining multiple dialects and adopting Mandarin.
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A French linguist named Jules Gilliéron began charting regional dialects on maps.
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Different English dialects deal with the adjoining-vowel problem differently, Bay said.
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There are almost as many language apps available as there are global dialects.
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Sometimes they don't even speak Spanish; they speak Quechua, Aymara or other dialects.
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Unlike his mother, he spoke English (as well as eight South Asian dialects).
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Many survivors live in remote, war-ravaged areas and speak in regional dialects.
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Over time, the scientists found, the three pup groups took on distinct dialects.
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But dialects have complexities, and Crook appears to be a master of them.
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More than 450 languages and dialects are represented in that group, Olson said.
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Different religions, cultures, and dialects can make it hard to see eye-to-eye.
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He applied Asian metaphysics to the dialects of European minimalist and Art Povera practices.
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He said the languages spoken - Pashto, and Bulgarian and Serbian dialects - posed additional difficulties.
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India has 22 official languages and a host of other unrecognized tongues and dialects.
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We also look at a surprising new lease on life for China's regional dialects.
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The variety of dialects in any language should be celebrated, she said, not suppressed.
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Boris Johnson, David Attenborough and Emma Thompson all speak variations of R.P., which is an idealized accent called a sociolect, not a dialect — its entire purpose is to manage sounds, not the regional idiosyncrasies in vocabulary and grammar that make dialects dialects.
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For Arabs, the dialects pose less of an everyday problem than all this might suggest.
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That's because research shows that some fish actually speak in regional dialects, the Guardian reports.
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It's called code switching, the practice of switching between languages or in some cases, dialects.
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But these are a fraction of the huge vocabulary otherwise shared by the two dialects.
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AI currently plays friendly with 15 languages/dialects, including English, Chinese, French, German and Spanish.
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In Algeria, he had taught himself a dozen Arabic dialects by watching movies with subtitles.
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Linguists have figured out a lot about the many different regional dialects of American English.
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They seem to mark these cultural differences with different dialects — or distinct sets of codas.
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Its main aim, said Onatli, is to promote Kurdish culture and help preserve Kurdish dialects.
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Where did this language come from, and how many different dialects, or syntaxes, are there?
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Its language has undertones ranging from Arabic to Italian, among a variety of other dialects.
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But when spoken, Bosnia's three official languages sound similar, if largely distinguished by regional dialects.
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Today, West Bengal and Bangladesh remain bound by the same language, Bengali, though dialects differ.
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When new arrivals are pressed to speak only English, native languages and dialects fade away.
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Last year, ICE held individuals from 178 countries, each with its own language and dialects.
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"There is no 'standard Spanish,'" he said, and there are no major differences between dialects.
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But what our research suggests is that for the human mind, the difference in the distance between dialects and languages might not be important at all and that people who speak two dialects may share a cognitive profile with people who speak two languages.
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An example of this is with the word anymore: In most dialects, anymore typically has to follow a negative word such as not ("Gas is not expensive anymore"), but in some dialects it can occur without a negative word ("Gas is really expensive anymore").
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It&aposs also taught in school, as opposed to spoken dialects used in each Arab country.
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Indeed, this makes the four tongues more similar than the dialects of many other polycentric languages.
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Yet when loopholes allow local dialects on air, such as in traditional opera, they are exploited.
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But of course there are different dialects, there are different accents, there's different tones of voice.
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Europe is about diversity, and its patchwork of languages and dialects must be promoted and protected.
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People who speak two dialects may share a cognitive profile with people who speak two languages.
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British dialects can be pretty tricky to understand, never mind the often baffling regional slang terms.
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There are a total of 40 stickers featuring Pikachu saying "Thank you" in different Japanese dialects.
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The accent is also hardly representative of India, with its 22 languages and hundreds of dialects.
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Inuktut Qaliujaaqpait will use combinations of roman letters to represent the sounds in all five dialects.
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These measures enhanced communication among Chinese from different regions, but also diminished the relevance of dialects.
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It doesn't have any other dialects available, so those eager to learn Cantonese won't have much luck.
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But many parents may not have understand the forms because they spoke indigenous dialects or were illiterate.
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But if the internet offers a new home for Egyptian, it does the same for other dialects.
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The messiah speaks a type of Portuguese, he speaks Spanish, German is heard, there are local dialects.
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The empires covered vast areas where people spoke Arabic dialects, but there was no pan-Arab identity.
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But the Chinese government mostly calls them dialects rather than languages, even if some are mutually unintelligible.
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Google's working on rolling out more customized version of the AI with custom dialects across the globe.
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Carolinian, Texan, Alabamian, Kansas City — the various regional delectable dialects are too numerous to name in full.
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For decades, scientists have suspected that orcas acquire these dialects through social learning rather than genetic inheritance.
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The script was translated into two remaining, distinct dialects of the language: Xaad Kil and Xaayda Kil.
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And many migrants from the highlands of Guatemala, where several dialects are spoken, do not speak Spanish.
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With their Atlanta dialects and multi-color locs, Migos isn't exactly a fixture at the posh country club.
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His enemies in Taiwan did so too, even though the island's own dialects are very different from Beijing's.
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Although Talian and the other dialects are hybrids, their defenders fear that the Portuguese influence is becoming dominant.
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Poverty and lack of formal education are behind the mistaken belief that these dialects themselves are somehow defective.
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They argue that the Occitan dialects—Gascon by the Atlantic, Auvergnat near the Upper Loire—are separate languages.
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Her goal is to make sign languages, in different dialects, appealing and accessible to a much wider audience.
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Historically, civilian and military governments alike have played down, not celebrated, Thailand's provincial dialects and patchwork of ethnicities.
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Remember KoreanBilly, the vlogger who became famous for his videos on British dialects and U.S. vs UK accents?
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The Philippines, for example, is a nation with hundreds of different local dialects, each rooted in different regions.
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To help children relate to concepts, activities incorporate local dialects, folklore and natural materials from the local environment.
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At factory shift changes, a polyphony of dialects from Central America, Africa and Myanmar floats through parking lots.
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Many are offering more films in regional dialects and menus with dishes that reflect India's diverse culinary tradition.
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THE 47,000 Inuit who live in Canada's Arctic speak five dialects of Inuktut and use nine writing systems.
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"I have all the dialects mixed up," he said, adding that his son does not speak any Seke.
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The people there live in white towns, breathing white dust, speaking their own dialects, nursing their own politics.
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Vlogger KoreanBilly — who previously reached internet fame with his video about British dialects — is here to show us.
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Worse, none of the dialects is big enough to play the role that Mandarin does in the Chinese family.
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In other words, they've now pinpointed two distinct dialects among families of whales that live in the same waters.
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Now, thanks to this new study, there's some direct experimental evidence about how these regional whale dialects may develop.
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Experts today identify half a dozen mutually unintelligible language groups spoken by Han Chinese, along with hundreds of dialects.
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For example, Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands have 200 languages between them, many of them fragmented further into dialects.
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It's called "chicken roll," Mr. Shen said, because the name in Taiwanese translates to "chicken" in various Chinese dialects.
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Ebonics, King's English, slang, Gucci Mane—we're well-versed in all dialects and messages of white-on-black camo.
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The 1940s include a 1942 map of German dialects, and a 1944 map of concentration camps in the country.
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The gym echoed with a cacophony of dialects from across China, and many parents struggled to understand one another.
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People from at least four continents speaking about 19 languages and dialects process more than 20,000 hogs a day.
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In a groundbreaking linguistics study, published in 1970, he documented disappearing dialects among the villages of Iran's northeastern provinces.
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People from at least four continents speaking about 19 languages and dialects process more than 20,000 hogs a day.
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It's important to pay attention to the audio as well, as local dialects might help corroborate the general location.
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Germans north of the border sometimes have trouble understanding Bavarians, and not just because of the distinctive local dialects.
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Her phrases were touched by the cadences of black dialects, but also by Homer and the King James Bible.
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It is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the U.S., with about 125 spoken languages and dialects.
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Natural language processing algorithms have been shown to be worse at recognizing and categorizing African American dialects of English.
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In addition to the legal dictionary, Sales and Martín want to provide workshops in various dialects for Mam translators.
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