Das werdende einheitliche Deutsch im Lichte der graphematischen Untersuchung des Konsonantismus in einer Dorfwillkür aus dem 17. Jahrhundert by Piotr A. Owsiński

“…The text of an unknown scrivener was written in New High German in the Silesian dialect, what can be proved on the basis of the way of the notation in the law. …”
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Baheshi Documentary Rukiga Version by Kabale University Library

“…The good example is the Abaheesi of Bukoora village at the south western end of Kabale Municipality, Kabale District in Kigezi Region. Abaheesi is Rukiga dialect meaning blacksmiths. In this documentary, Kabale University Library together with the Multimedia officer from E-learning Unit visited the Abaheesi deep in the hills and talked to one of them at his workshop and the conversation and the video are presented in the repository…”
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ANCIENT VIETNAMESE WORDS IN SOUTHERN FOLK SONG COLLECTIONS PUBLISHED IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20th CENTURY by Mai Thi Gia La

“…To explain these words’ meanings in folk songs, we use dictionaries, such as Vietnamese Dictionary, Ancient Vietnamese Vocabulary Dictionary, Đại Nam quốc âm tự vị (Dictionnaire Annamit) – the first Vietnamese dictionary, and Southern Dialect Dictionary. This research outlines a unique and exciting feature of the southern language that was popular in folk songs and people’s lives in the South.…”
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Yorùbá Proverbial Metaphor: A Rhetoric tool and Guiding Principle to Conflict Resolution by Emmanuel Oluniyi Ademola

“…Their cultural practice, heritage is found on the epitome of their proverbial prowess which are formed within the context of their traditional “Yorùbá language and dialect,” and used as a tool for conflict management and resolution. …”
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"Avløypet" og "Avløysa/Avløysinga" – same tanke på to måtar, med dialektflytting? by Eldar Heide

“…Variants like Avløysinga may have spread with emigrants from northern Western Norway to Troms and Western Finnmark, explaining certain dialect features in these areas.…”
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Iron Smelting in The Abaheesi of Bukoora at the South Western End of Kabale Municipality,Kabale District in Kigezi Region by Kabale University Library

“…The good example is the Abaheesi of Bukoora village at the south western end of Kabale Municipality, Kabale District in Kigezi Region. Abaheesi is Rukiga dialect meaning blacksmiths. In this documentary, Kabale University Library together with the Multimedia officer from E-learning Unit visited the Abaheesi deep in the hills and talked to one of them at his workshop and the conversation and the video are presented in the repository…”
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Transformation of relations in the Chuvash family by N.S. Volkovich

“…The villagers speak the Lower Chuvash dialect. The institution of marriage in the traditional society and its modern transformation have been assessed by the live contacts with the villagers. …”
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Challenges Faced by the Lithuanian State from Regional Identities by Petras Kalnius

“…The article examines how a search for identity attempted by Žemaitians (Samogitians), a Lithuanian local cultural group, eventually evolves into the demand that Žemaitian community should be recognised as an autochthonous nation, and Žemaitian dialect – as a separate language, with all implicit rights. …”
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Vous avez dit rock arabe ? Retour sur la trajectoire du groupe Carte de séjour (1980-1989) by Philippe Hanus

“…The lead singer, Rachid Taha, chose to sing in a mixed langage between Algerian dialect, known as darja, and French slang. This article aims at studying the conditions leading to the emergence of dissenting artistic creativity in Lyon’s rock background, closely linked with the struggles for recognition fought by the young French of North African descent. …”
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Grammatikalisierung als Glied in der Kette der Sprachwandelprozesse anhand von ausgewählten Beispielen aus der ostdeutschen ‚‚Apostelgeschichte‘‘ aus dem 14. Jahrhundert by Piotr A. Owsiński

“…The text of an unknown scribe was written in Early New High German in the Silesian dialect. The aim of the paper is to analyze the grammaticalization’s grade of chosen morphological and syntactic language features. …”
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Features of BE-perfect grammaticalization in the person-based auxiliation system of Barese by Danguolė Kotryna Kapkan

“…As all uses of the Barese perfect in the data used for this study with the BE auxiliary in the 3rd person draw the system closer to the Standard Italian split-auxiliary model, these developments can be regarded not merely as the influence of Standard Italian upon the local dialect, but also as contact-induced grammaticalization. …”
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Из наблюдений над способами выражения отрицания в церковнославянском тексте русского извода by Zofia Szwed

“…It was determined, among other things, that their use was influenced by both the literature tradition and live language with elements of the northern dialect of the East Slavonic. On the other hand, the analysis of the negative structures preceding homogeneous parts of the sentence revealed the tendency, manifested on the leaves of the monument, to transform towards the norm of the contemporary Russian language.…”
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Elicitation and experimentation: implications for English sociolinguistics by Cameron Morin, Carmelo Alessandro Basile

“…In a recent discussion on the replication crisis and its consequences for linguistics, Grieve (2021) convincingly argues that the complexity of language as a social phenomenon inherently limits the capacity for linguists to investigate variables such as language variety or dialect using experimental approaches as opposed to observational approaches. …”
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The Role of Traditional Environmental Knowledge in Taytnapam Toponyms by Eugene S. Hunn, Richard H. McClure Jr.

“…The linguist Melville Jacobs published a detailed inventory of Taytnapam place names dictated to him in 1927 by two elderly consultants in the local Ichishkíin (Sahaptin) dialect. A substantial fraction of these toponyms refer directly or indirectly to local plants and animals, illustrating the power of local environmental knowledge for anchoring Taytnapam to their traditional lands. …”
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Attitudes linguistiques et identités locales à Ṣanʻâ’ by Julien Dufour

“…Though the inhabitants share Arabic as a common language, one actually faces several distinct linguistic varieties. The Yemeni dialects are indeed so varied that intercomprehension cannot be readily expected without an adaptation of one’s speech habits. …”
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Sentiment Analysis in Arabic Text and Emoji Using Deep Learning Methods by Suhad Nasrallah Taraf, Ahmed T. Sadiq

“…The accuracy rates for the OMCD (Offensive Moroccan Comments Dataset) is a dataset containing offensive comments in the Moroccan dialect. dataset fell within the range of 54% to 84%.…”
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«Chi potrebbe esplicar con parole»: il lessico dei disastri nelle relazioni di età moderna tra scarti e continuità by Rosa Anna Paradiso

“…Ultimately, these elements are linked to the impossibility of describing, with traditional words and styles, an event that requires, at this chronological stage, the use of new terms and analogies: hence the use of dialect and the use of modern descriptive topoi such as those of war and spectacle. …”
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Langues et langages du merveilleux dans L’Enjomineur : enjeux poétiques, historiques et narratifs by Joanna Pavlevski-Malingre

“…The novel opposes several linguistic communities, corresponding to political and religious communities : the people of Vendée and their provincial dialect, and the followers of Mithra, speaking an inflated french. …”
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UNA NOTA SULL’ETIMOLOGIA DI “PIOTTA” ‘CENTO LIRE’ by Emanuele Miola

“…It backdates its first occurrence in a text written in Italy, offers a plausible explanation of its diffusion from Piedmont and Emilia-Romagna into the central regions of Italy, and proposes that the presence of the intense -t- in the Romanesco dialect and Italian is due to the contact between jargon speakers speaking, among other things, also popular Italian, in its Piedmontese regional variety. …”
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UNA NOTA SULL’ETIMOLOGIA DI “PIOTTA” ‘CENTO LIRE’ by Emanuele Miola

“…It backdates its first occurrence in a text written in Italy, offers a plausible explanation of its diffusion from Piedmont and Emilia-Romagna into the central regions of Italy, and proposes that the presence of the intense -t- in the Romanesco dialect and Italian is due to the contact between jargon speakers speaking, among other things, also popular Italian, in its Piedmontese regional variety. …”
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