Preposition: of

• Scot: Dialects of Scots Scots has a wide range of dialects.

• language: Q: You speak several dialects of the Kurdish language.

Converse of object

• speak: The dialect spoken by everyone looked toward Oslo rather than London.

• relate: The language of the majority of Macedonians is in fact a dialect closely related to Bulgarian.

• understand: Whoever listens to our program on a daily basis will understand both dialects, whether intended or not.

• know: Do we first ask do they know the dialect, or do we say, here are people learning the language of Jesus.

• learn: She learned the local dialects, and was able to accompany her husband on his tours of inspection and watch him dispense justice.

• use: I love, too, the way he uses dialect.

Adjective modifier

• Kurdish: The number of Kurds with access to Internet who can read in Kurdish dialects is another parameter.

• Northumbrian: These can be poems, prose, essays or plays, written in standard English or Northumbrian dialect.

• Doric: I am the first academic to gain a PhD by public output featuring video capture and speaking the Doric dialect of NE Scotland.

• Scots: The book has many fascinating bits of lore, as well as extensive oral poetry, all in Scots dialect.

• nonstandard: Nonstandard Dialects: Language varieties that deviate from a commonly accepted language norm.

Modifies a noun

• poet: The 19th century Dorset dialect poet William Barnes wrote on Bridport Harbor.

• variation: Some of your entries will be used to map dialect variation across the UK.

• coach: Sometimes actors learn a foreign language or train with a dialect coach to develop an accent to make their characters more realistic.

• word: I try and use as many dialect words as I can in my everyday speech.

• geography: In general, that is doubtless right, but I consider that dialect geography is not the whole explanation for antlingen in Tatian.

• poetry: Pete Castle ( Facts & Fiction / August 2005 ) No, this isn't an obscure album of medieval Lancashire dialect poetry!