Dialect Community

Simple, fast and efficient.. that's how Malaysian speak in daily life.. 😎

There are many slang or dialect in Malay language but most of the words is just short and make us speaking any of it very quick.. 😊 Ps : The most easiest language to learn is Malay, as our language is more direct and it's proven that anyone can understand it in a few months when they learned and… read more

Word Of The Day

Snerdle (verb): To wrap up cosily beneath the covers and hold off the day for a little longer. Pronunciation: [snur-dl] Etymology: 18th-century Yorkshire dialect, documented in Joseph Wright's English Dialect Dictionary. Snerdle is a powerful word because it laughs directly in the face of… read more

Word Of The Day

Githerments (noun): A miscellaneous collection; odds and ends; a jumble of things. Pronunciation: [gither-ments] Etymology: An old dialect word from Yorkshire, England, used for varied collections. The patron saint of clutter, githerments is like a junk drawer that went to study abroad and… read more

WORD OF THE DAY

Froonce (verb): To go about in a busy or bustling way, or to move in an energetic or noisy manner. Pronunciation: (froon-ts) Etymology: Associated with Yorkshire dialect. It sounds like someone put the words, frolic, pounce, and bounce in a blender, and then set it on high until the motor… read more

Jamaican Patois isn't a dialect or accent

It's on a continuum where it can be really deep(basically unintelligible to those who dont speak Standard English) to a really light dialect(think of this version as AAVE but with much more African influence) E deh pon wan scale, weh e deep one nuh sound right wen wan Englishman a listen to e and… read more

WORD OF THE DAY

Flizzoms (noun): An informal, often dialectal term for the residue or crumbs found at the bottom of a cup after dipping too many biscuits. Pronunciation: [FLIZ-uhmz] Etymology: From the 19th-century provincial (East Anglian) dialect. Flizzoms begin as crumbs and end as a paste of regret, the… read more

the skin remembers the earth.

acne? volcanoes that rage, heal & form new lands. stretch marks? subtly sunlit ocean waves hitting the sand. pigmentation? dusk falling unevenly on clouds. freckles? stars that refused to wane away from your skin. hip dips? valleys between confidence and comfort. scars? carved echoes of… read more

Greetings

Hello there! *spoken in my best dialect impression of Ewan McGregor but I add finger guns because I'm awkward at first impressions* I may not be everyone's prince charming but I can for sure be someone's adorable annoyance one day!

What I Found In The Reforged Shatter

I didn’t just shatter— I molted, split open like something too wild for its old skin, the past hanging off me in torn, useless strips. I crawled through the wreck on instinct, nose full of dust and memory, hands raw from digging through the ruins for the pieces that still had a… read more

Your voice.. your language

Hi guys.. send me your voice here and translate in your language .. (even if ur language is English I would still like to hear you in your dialect).. 1. Hi guys 2. How are you? 3. What are you doing?

Filipino kindness feels like home. 🇵🇭

This photo was taken during my last vacation. I still went out for a run even though the weather wasn’t okay. (I’ll post video separately since I can’t upload mixed images and videos in this app). In the first photo, the small 🛖 is where I stopped to ask for a plastic bag to cover my phone,… read more

Bohong Cake and Cakwe

Bohong Cake (oval shaped cake) is a typical North Sumatran culinary dish which is usually served as a snack or snack which is suitable to be served with coffee or tea. This cake, which is similar to a pillow, is made from wheat flour which is cooked by frying. In the city of Medan and other cities… read more

It’s, uh... Regional dialect.

Dont underestimate Filipinos

This is a viral video here in the Philippines where someone says we Filipinos are bad in english coz we dont have education many Filipino bash her coz maybe she didnt know Philippines is one of the best in English even its not our own language coz we have many subject which is in english words she… (edited) read more

It's a scale

Anyone else feel like sarcasm is the main dialect of gen X and Millennials?

I want to learn new things.

How can you say "I am happy" on your own dialect?

Kundiman

I'm teaching my nephew to play the guitar. It's so cute when he says "wait for me" " I messed it up" (ofcourse in our dialect)

What if...

The Anglo-Saxons never colonized britain and formed the English language? Do you think we'd be speaking the monstrosity that is Welsh? Or one of the goofy Gaelic languages? My subconscious asked me that question a little earlier and it's not the most preferable situation, as I'm proud to have grown… read more

All the time. 🤣😂🧐😮‍💨😮‍💨

I speak English, obviously and Spanish and dialect of Mixteco, which it is indigenous language of Mexico. It hard for me to translate from Mixteco to Spanish or from Mixteco to English . Very hard.

The one thing I took away from my speech therapy is that everyone will have their own opinions. And when you state an opinion you should always start your sentences with "I believe." When you are referencing scientific facts, you should always cite your sources. XD

Things like dialect and vocabulary vary from person to person, but the idea is to try and follow the rule of Syntax when communicating any idea. Kinda hard when your speech was influenced by pirates, poets, Jedi, and kung-fu turtles who hid in the sewers. 👀

Tree

A small tree, I don't know its name in english 😅 but in our dialect (berberl) we call it tashwot lol.

Java Plum or Duhat/ Lomboy in our dialect

For all the people who can speak english

Thank you for learning English, you saved me time by not having to learn your language so please stop telling me sorry for "my bad English" when I can't even formulate a legible sentence in your native dialect, I always respect those who have gone out their way to learn another language. Thank you… read more

How is your internal Dialect?

This is for the fellas.

Which languages do you dream of learning and why?

I'm curious which languages catch your interest, so that your dream of learning them. I'll go first: Japanese. I'm fascinated by completely different writing system, at some point I wanted to exercise my brain when I started learning this language, also get in touch with such an interesting… read more

I've realised that my profile photos are too civilised; time to add some .. idiosyncratic vibes!

If anyone has had the pleasure (or ... misfortune) to interact with me, then you know I'm not exactly conventional. So here's one of the silliest photos I'm putting in my bio. Also... idiosyncratic is a new word in my dialect. Mainly because it nearly spells idiot which also applies to me… read more

Arabic

Does anyone here speak Iraqi Dialect ?

many people, or rather all people, know and use this word every day, but not everyone knows that this word refers to an American Indian dialect. So there is one interesting question at stake:

What does the word mean "Bad Hunter" in American Indian dialect? in other words: what do American Indians call a bad hunter? (please don’t watch, but figure it out for yourself)... I’m just interested in knowing your opinion, please don’t look for an answer on the Internet

My love language

My love language is blurring the line between passion and obsession via expression. In other words insanity, for those who only glance quickly upon the surface. Harmonious and symmetrical order within absolute chaos for those who widen their lenses, zoom out their optics and absorb the bigger… (edited) read more

Brummie Deceit

In the not-so-proud city of Birmingham, where the brummmm of car engines constantly echoed through the damp streets, I found myself drawn deeper into its mysteries. They say you can’t judge a book by its cover, and in this city, under its grey skies and occasional drizzle, I quickly learned that… read more

Relearning Spanish to fix my dialect

So when I was growing up I grew up around a lot of different dialect speaking Spanish people and because of that I picked up all of their dialects and messed my Spanish up in a way to wear. I can hardly keep a conversation. Well, a formal polite conversation and I would like help so that way I can… read more

Anybody else speak a rare dialect that's exclusive to only you're country? O:

Sugarcane

The supermarket will sell this sugarcane as an offering for some people in dialect

Disciplining

Just now in front of our house, there was a father and a child, I wast able to understand their conversation bec Im not native in Ifugao dialect. But I saw how his dad whip him with a wood on her legs pull the girls ears push her. I count stop my self seeing her so I started to talk sir tama na yan… read more

Learning a new language 🇮🇹

Hi! I just want to know how do you study a new language? How many years did it take you? Any advice will do. Currently, I can speak about 3 languages (dialect, national, and english) since is it taught around my environment. I really wanna learn Italian. (gave up on Russian before since it's… read more