Sentences with phrase «with dialects»

Perhaps the largest issue with dialects is something that goes well beyond localization, and represents important differences between east and west.

Though not as anticipated as some of the bigger films, we will see Hammer undertaking a heavy Russian accent for which he studied over many months with a dialect coach.

To prepare for the role, Juliette worked with a dialect coach with breaking down the accent, listening to the deposition tapes that Betty Anne obtained She also relied on Director Tony Goldwyn and his «director's eyes» to make sure she was landing in the right place.

The dialogue is remarkably uninteresting and soft spoken, and with the dialect you are even straining your ears to hear these characters.

I worked very closely with a dialect coach to get it right.

Last November, while on tour to promote her film «American Sniper,» she told the Globe that she had worked with a dialect coach to perfect her Boston accent for the local project.

I do timelines and backstories, I work with a dialect coach, a movement coach, and an acting coach.

Authors with dialect, authors with made - up worlds, countries, tongues... hmmm.

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

Sicilians being separated from the mainland by boat are a different race of people with a dialect -LSB-...]

With a dialect almost as casual as their unhurried culture Costa Rican Spanish is loaded with idioms, slang and phrases as unique as the people themselves.

Sicilians being separated from the mainland by boat are a different race of people with a dialect that no other Italians can understand.

The Equity Working Group is also known as the Effort Sharing Working Group, a complication of language that's perhaps a bit confusing to people unfamiliar with the dialect spoken inside the conference halls.

Not exact matches

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.

Several of our attorneys that practice in this group are fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese, dialects and English, and we are able to prepare documentation in these languages and liaise with local PRC counsels to address related issues and concerns.

@ Rainer Braendlein I did not mean for this to become a religious dialect (Again, I am no scholar) but I did check your website and I hope we communicate and exchange more thoughts with time.

And in general, familiarity with multiple dialects, like a broader vocabulary, supports clear and beautiful communication.

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?

I knew, indeed, well enough, that I must certainly wrestle with infinite difficulties, and such as were hardly to be overcome; yet I undervalued them all, and armed myself with a firm purpose, that, if it were possible, I might arrive to a fuller and more deep knowledge and understanding of the style and dialect of the New Testament.»

Differences in food preferences, dialect, and expressive culture remain, and differences connected with religion seem to be especially tenacious.

by the way, in either the book of Jasher or Jubilees, it says that animals spoke the same dialect and could communicate with humans.

The son had no dialect that could be associated with blackness.

Yes, it's preferred if it's said with a southern slang, however there is lots of pressure coming from the Pacific northwest to use their dialect.

He says «The fact proves first of all, that not one of the scores of dialects spoken by India in the first century has been found fit to be raised to the dignity of a sacred language in which the message of the Gospel could be expressed with dignity and aptitude; it proves also that the Indian Christians were satisfied for the upkeep of their spiritual life with the use of a language which their esteemed migrants had made familiar to them.»

Just a little technical note, an external microphone would be very helpful — you can get USB mics for macs for about $ 50... not sure about pc I had to plug in my external speakers to boost the volume, without them I'd barely be able to hear you and with Shane's dialect (which is so fun to hear for a linguistics person like myself by the way), having the volume up is even more imperative for those not used to it.

Etymologically it has been linked with an ancient South Arabian verb meaning «to build,» and with a verb in the dialect of Socotra meaning «to bear, bring forth.»

The Count's old tutor was present and gave Luther further ground to flush with pleasure: «Master James could not praise highly enough the letter our sovereign had written or my behalf; in his Necker dialect, he said «By God, you have excellent Credentials!»

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.

In Scotland, kale provided such a base for a traditional diet that the word in dialect Scots is synonymous with food.

Indulging his craving for human contact, he hails a buddy in a passing convertible in German; makes a dinner date with a couple from Como, the lakeside town north of Milan where he owns a home, in Italian; and then charms four vacationers from his native region of Germany by bantering with them in Schwabian dialect.

It's dozens of incredible countries with their own history, customs and dialects.

ELK POINT, SD — It would probably not be accurate to say Professor Mindy Brashears speaks with a Texas twang or that ABC's attorney Dane Butswinkas has a Richmond dialect, but the difficulty the two have understanding each other slowed proceedings on the fourth day of the $ 1.9 billion civil defamation trial against the network.

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.

Nelson - Barber noted that high language load also can cause problems for English speakers who use a different dialect from mainstream English, or who have difficulties with written language.

The FBI is also seeking candidates with expertise in foreign languages (especially Arabic, Farsi, Pashtu, Urdu, Chinese — all dialects — Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese)-- not to mention foreign counterintelligence, counterterrorism, and military intelligence (which, the FBI insists, is not an oxymoron).

Killer whales have group - specific dialects, sperm whales babysit one another's young and bottlenose dolphins cooperate with other species.

Every country has its own sign language with various dialects, which are based on different rules than the spoken language.

Orcas form tight - knit groups in the wild, each with its own dialect, so scientists think that their ability to learn new sounds may be key to how they communicate and interact with one other.

And the accents and dialects that tend to be under - represented in training data sets are typically associated with groups of people who are already marginalised in US society.

Those two songs both have the loud whistles, and one of them has the bonk, the loud sound that contrasts strongly with the quack of the Panama dialect.

Note the third song (with three loud whistles, characteristic of the Monteverde dialect) and the last song (with two loud quacks and two series of soft sounds after that, characteristic of the Panama dialect).

Because adult cardinal songs exist as different dialects in different geographic regions, dispersing juvenile birds may land in a population with a foreign dialect.

«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.

I was adopted by a clan and lived with them for two years initially, learning their dialect of Amazonian Quechua language.

We're all familiar with how easily we can distinguish groups among speakers of our own language by accent or dialect, and we often make associations based on those distinctions.

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

However, evidence linking specific local adaptations — beyond acoustic adaptation — with song dialects is lacking [9].

Cultural and genetic evolution in mountain white - crowned sparrows: song dialects are associated with population structure.

These changes may serve as an additional cue for females to mate assortatively with males locally adapted to their location of origin (sensu individuals colonizing new areas and mistakes in males» song imitation resulting in new dialects [14]-RRB-.

They live in tightly knit social groups, have complex relationships, communicate with each other using language - like vocalizations, and even have regional dialects.