Sentences with phrase «dialects at»

There is nothing more Canadian than seeing all manner of people and hearing all kinds of Canadian dialects at a Tim Hortons in the «Peg.

GSM Arena reporters confirmed at the time that it recognized both Northern and Southern Italian dialects at the time.

GSM Arena reporters confirmed at the time that it recognized both Northern and Southern Italian dialects at the time.

Not exact matches

A developer who «speaks XML» can look at a document written in an unfamiliar XML dialect and still understand what it's trying to say.

According to its website, over 140 languages and dialects can be heard in the city, with a third of its population speaking a language other than English or French at home.

3.1.1, Irenaeus says: «Matthew also issued a written Gospel among the Hebrews in their own dialect while Peter and Paul were preaching at Rome and laying the foundations of the church.»

And, given that the Furioso is the completion of the Innamorato (left unfinished at Boiardo's death), readers who have not mastered the dialects of Renaissance Italy can now enjoy the whole narrative arc of these two linked epics without resorting to abridgments.

In fact, most of the time Schweitzer could not communicate directly with them at all; since he did not speak any of the half - dozen dialects around Lambaréné What is a theologian to do when he can not speak?

On a more mundane level, we know that Jesus spoke Aramaic (the spoken dialect of biblical Hebrew), since fragments of his speech are embedded in the Greek Gospels (see Mark 5:41; 15:34), while St. Paul proclaimed that same evangel to the world in Greek, though he seems to have been equally at home in Hebrew.

Humboldt devoted at least three major treatises to the comparative study of language and languages, not counting his numerous studies of ancient dialects and literatures.

Although bound by a common religious past, their languages and dialects were as diverse as those heard at Ellis Island in the early 1900s.

I think that's the nature of the dialect used at the time.

Professional jesters amused the audience with their jokes, sometimes appearing disguised as foreigners, whose dialect and peculiarities they imitated, and at other times mimicking old women, or well - known and eccentric individuals.

The Bronx River Art Center at 1087 Tremont Ave. will continue its 2009 - 2010 gallery series with «Dialects 1.2,» an exhibit running through December 5 that pairs the works of Bronx artists with foreign - born, New York based artists.

More than 120 tenants showed up to the new public hearing Tuesday morning at the DHCR office at 25 Beaver St., but the meeting was postponed because a translator had not been provided for those who speak Fujianese, a Chinese dialect.

The Let My Vote Count Alliance, the Alliance for Accountable Governance, and the Movement for Change, The demonstration, dubbed «Baamu Yadda», which in the Hausa dialect means «we will not agree», was aimed at getting the EC to validate the voters» register for the November polls as suggested by the Justice VCRAC Crabbe panel.

Alan Black at Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania says the big voice recognition companies do want to make sure their software is accurate for a wide range of dialects and accents.

Paul Heggarty, a linguist at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, questions Garrett's methods, arguing that, for example, linguists can not be sure if the Latin attested to in written documents really was the direct ancestor of later Romance languages, rather than some dialect of Latin for which no record remains.

«These programs can't read body language or tone of voice, or deal with new colloquialisms or unusual variations in dialect,» says Craig Schlenoff, a mechanical engineer at the National Institute of Standards and Technology who has evaluated translation software used by U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan for «knock and talks» — visits to local residents for gathering intelligence and improving relations.

The process usually involves at least one of the following tasks: transcribing a recorded voice, comparing an intercepted voice to that of a suspect, putting the suspect's voice in a lineup of different voices, profiling a speaker based on dialect or language spoken, interpreting noises or verifying the authenticity of a recording.

«Dialects are two versions of a language that are still mutually comprehensible,» says Robbins Burling, a linguist at the University of Michigan.

While still at Syracuse, Root - Gutteridge turned heads around the world with her wolf dialect research back in 2016.

Sampling song from males at high and low elevations from two different mountains allowed us to (i) assess the presence of any differences in song structure at different elevations and (ii) consider the potential mechanism generating variation or song dialects on a small spatial scale.

For your own super powers of communication and connection, we look at both female body language, attraction, and its dialect and investigate reading men's body language of attraction too.

We tell you the age at which the person arrived in the US, Canada, Australia etc., languages and dialects spoken, and hobbies to help you pinpoint the perfect match.

In short, not only all Russian and Ukrainian women speak English to some degree because they study it at school for 6 years, and therefore can converse in a foreign dialect in writing, but they also have access to a mobile phone and Free Wi - Fi in any cafe or even on buses.

You probably already know some of our body dialects girls to date on with men like putting her tresses and pursing her mouth while looking or looking at you.

Canadian - born actor James Doohan trained for his career at New York's Neighborhood Playhouse and built much of his reputation upon his uncanny skill at foreign dialects.

Dialogue is a bit hard to make out at times, due as much to the dialects as to the soundtrack, though.

In fairness, Edgerton is guided by Cooper's hand and Jez Butterworth and Mark Mallouk's script, and like so many other movies set in Bahston, their concept of the provincial dialect boils down to clichés: drop your Rs, speak through your nose at two octaves higher than normal, and communicate primarily by saying «fuck.»

And do so in a way that'll let your story travel internationally despite relying heavily on regional dialect with no recognizable cast at all?

In The Hiptionary, Mahmoud El - Kati, Professor Emeritus in American History at Maclester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, legitimizes black dialect with alphabetical lists of both vocabulary words and phrases straight from the vernacular.

Kevin McKidd is even able to utilise his home, Doric, dialect as Young MacGuffin, which leads to hilarious and bamboozling attempts at conversation.

Weisz is fine in her underwritten role, though she can't pull off a convincing American accent to save her life; this isn't the first time I've been distracted by her broad attempt at the dialect.

All four adult leads attempt a bold dialect with the results being mixed at best.

Though the dialects do help give each region some individuality, they are a bit overdone at times, especially considering they are entirely done with text.

Jessica's classmates, fidgety at first, become silent as she reads (in historical dialect):

[The Wabanaki Nation is made up of four tribes who at one time spoke a similar dialect and have some common cultural beliefs and lifestyles.]

As in Trieste, they speak at least six languages in Opatija: Croatian, Slovenian, Italian, German, English, and a Friulian dialect.

She specializes in the phonetics of sound change in Italian and British dialects and has taught at several universities.

I can see some of them now as possible poems looking for the discipline of line, others as the cores of stories whose people want to enact their conflicts explicitly more than repress and simmer with them, but my attempts at managing voice (both dialect and idiolect) and subtext give them a sense of kinship, and I think they have found their right scale and texture, which usually involves some linguistic quirk, kink, tic, freak, coil, something to make the narrator unique and memorable but not opaque.

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Dialect and dialogue made me feel as though I, too, were there at the scene.

Encountering so many dialects and languages as Yiddish, Afrikaans, Zulu, and his broken English made for a slow read at first until I realized that usually the English that followed was a basic translation of the foreign words,

It was a bit rough going at first, trying to figure out the meanings of the Africanner and Zulu dialect.

I had difficulty with the dialect, and at about page 100 I was about to abandon ship.

The book triumphs at giving each character a distinctive voice, varying by level of diction, thickness of Irish dialect, staid or gossipy tone, and each person's particular preoccupations.

If comics is a language then manga is at most a dialect, at least slang, not a different language entirely.)

You'll answer a short questionnaire at Findaway Voices about your audiobook's desired emotional tone; the accent, dialect or gender preference for the narrator; the voice style; the heat level of the book; and information about the book's main characters.

In times of change - exhaustion, though, it's comforting to wonder, at least, if we won't eventually see a BookFuture, something about newly derived traction for reading by as many men as women, as many adults as children, as many multicultural hues and dialects and worldviews as there are in the marketplace.