dialect group

Examples (10)

• The two major dialect groups of Inuit have some significant linguistic differences.
• The researcher focused her study on a specific dialect group in the Appalachian mountains.
• Historically, the migration patterns of this dialect group can be traced back to the 17th century.
• For this dialect group, their way of speaking is a core part of their cultural identity.
• Efforts are underway to preserve the unique linguistic features of each dialect group in the region.
• How does one dialect group differ from another in terms of vocabulary and grammar?
• Each dialect group contributes to the linguistic diversity of the country.
• Linguists predict that this small dialect group may eventually merge with the larger one.
• I was surprised to learn that my grandparents belonged to a distinct dialect group with its own unique phrases.
• The river naturally separates the two main dialect groups in the valley.