Dialect
Dialect noun - The special terms or expressions of a particular group or field.
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Tongue is a synonym for dialect in language topic. In some cases you can use "Tongue" instead a noun "Dialect", when it comes to topics like words, common speech, local speech. popular alternative
Tongue
Tongue noun - The stock of words, pronunciation, and grammar used by a people as their basic means of communication.
Usage example: he spoke in a tongue that I didn't understand
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Altum Videtur: Latin (or more specifically, a modernised dialect of the language known as Nova Latina)has become one of the main lauguages of humanity thanks to the European Consortum making it it's offical tongue, and most humans are expected to know it.
Source: Video Game / Sword of the Stars - In the first edition, however, Reikspiel was just a dialect of a true common tongue called Old Worlder (which had its own Greek-and-Latin equivalent in Classical Old Worlder).
Source: Common Tongue -
Bi Lingual Bonus: Some tracks are in English, others have Portuguese (Brazilian dialect) lyrics and the Xavante Tribe sings in their native tongue on "Itsári".
Source: Music / Roots
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