He did not use them to show off, but because they seemed to him more adequate than colloquial speech.

Also like Sunday, he used colloquial speech in his sermons.

It may also be omitted at the beginning of the sentence in colloquial speech.

However with personal names, in colloquial speech, the nominative is usually used instead.

In colloquial speech it is the main meaning of this suffix.

However, in colloquial speech the name of the letter W is sometimes shortened.

Some airports are identified even in colloquial speech by their airport code.

At first they are like conversation, full of colloquial speech and phonetic spelling.

It is however very common in colloquial speech involving distances greater than ten kilometers.

In colloquial speech the village is often referred to simply as Gwyddel.

They may, however, appear when transcribing colloquial speech, for example in comic books.

It seems unlikely it will have any effect on colloquial speech in the short term.

But in colloquial speech the two terms have always thrived, as does the dichotomous attitude.

If these two missed certain shades of American colloquial speech, my ear didn't detect it.

The resulting propaganda messages often borrowed heavily from military colloquial speech.

Finns did not address each other by patronymics in colloquial speech.

The ton is the heaviest unit of weight referred to in colloquial speech.

Also God, for inventing the concept of "colloquial speech."

Colloquial speech comes into conversation - another reason why one should grasp the meaning of whole sentences and not try to take words literally.

However, they are not encountered in colloquial speech.

Some of these affixes are ignored in colloquial speech.

It is also used in schools, mass media, education and in the colloquial speech and writing.

Nowadays, it is used only in colloquial speech.

In modern times, colloquial speech entered into presentation styles deemed eloquent.

The barnyard idioms that still salt colloquial speech echo from another America.