Dialect
Dialect noun - The special terms or expressions of a particular group or field.
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Idioms and dialect are semantically related In some cases you can use "Idioms" instead a noun "Dialect".
Idioms
Dialect and idioms are semantically related in turn of phrase topic. You can use "Dialect" instead a noun "Idioms".
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- The English language, especially the American dialect, is very analogy-based and full of idioms that translated literally in languages without its proper context could lose its meaning in other languages that don't do this, like Japanese, Spanish and possibly others.
Source: Lost in Translation - Accurate translation between Arabic and English is difficult because the two languages use very different sets of phonemes, Arabic script is an abjad where vowels are not always marked and must be inferred by the reader, few idioms translate directly, and both languages have wide dialect variations.
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