Contoh dialect

• As reported in all these studies, however, there is a fair amount of variability in speakers' intuitions of syllabification, even when dialect is controlled for.

• Lack of sufficient data on the language of young dialect users has a number of implications.

• Perhaps one should not be too surprised if the role of dialect contact in leading to dialect mixture has been rejected by such writers.

• It is therefore plausible that in other groups in these places the dialect is affected even less by the standard language.

• According to this hierarchy, a request in dialect seems to be the most important factor in predicting the presence of dialect.

• Can we assess the role of dialect differences relative to other dimensions of situated discourse?

• Chapter two addresses the old problem of the definitions of language and dialect.

• This is possibly the most striking part of the dialect, especially at its most informal.

• The third-person-singular present tense in this dialect is characterized by a -zero marker, which is in variation with the standard -s marker.

• It also belongs to a dialect, but whether this should really be labelled 'royalese' as if this were a distinct dialect is doubtful.

• Treatment of social network and linguistic variation has not been carried out in settings where dramatically different dialects are in contact.

• Needless to say, these three requirements must be satisfied for the dialect where auxiliary do arose.

• Another result has been the increase of multi-voicedness in market discourse - a greater number of accents, dialects, and ethnic minority languages.

• Different dialects thus should be seen as different phonological systems, rather than as variants of some "common" system.

• In a dialect mixture situation, large numbers of variants from the different dialects involved in the mixture are present.