central dialects造句

• The Central dialect has the majority of speakers and is quite uniform.
• The Central dialect is the most commonly used in the media and education.
• The shift > also arose equally early in the central dialects underlying Standard Hungarian.
• As already alluded to, the nucleus of the Central dialect territory is the Valley of Mexico.
• Shona is used to refer to a standardised language based on the central dialects of the Shona region.
• The Central dialect of Miangu is the prestige dialect and is understood fairly well by speakers of other dialects.
• Some of the town's population, as of the 1970s, spoke the Central Dialect of the Koyukon language.
• Established it in 1787 A . Bernolak under cultured western with some elements of the Central dialects and a phonological spelling.
• What is accepted as the standard form today in both West Bengal and Bangladesh is based on the West-Central dialect.
• Krelj put the central dialect into context of dialects spoken by Istrians, the inhabitants of the Vipava Valley and Lower Carniolans.
• All of the vowels may occur short or long, however in some central dialects the long mid vowels have been diphthongized to.
• The North Central dialect is so strongly influenced by these areas'languages and Canada that speakers from other areas may have difficulty understanding it.
• In that book, he argued for creation of a standard literary Macedonian language from the central dialects of Macedonia that would use a phonemic orthography.
• The extinct Classical Nahuatl, the enormously influential language spoken by the people of Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital, is one of the Central dialects.
• The Michoacan Nahuatl is one of many Nahua dialects, notably with regard to the central dialects where they have tl on words, usually Michoacan.
• The " Queen's Bush " as the area was called, did not experience communication with Southwestern and Central dialects until the early 20th century.
• While residents of Tsuken speak standard Japanese, usage of the Okinawan language remains strong on the island, specifically the South-Central dialect of the language.
• The central dialect, 黙
  ?黷-?
  ??zum?u-vari, is spoken in the middle four villages, S e
  , ?
   ? 躠
  ?黷, and Zum u.
• Additionally, during the 17th and 18th centuries the western and central dialects of Galician developed a voiceless fricative pronunciation of ( a phenomenon called " gheada " ).