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explaination of this line {call of the wild}

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The above line is stated or spoken or written in an English dialect that is not common. It is a dialect that is mainly form South America and is usually not acknowledged as proper English.

What is a dialect?

A dialect is a type of language that is spoken by a certain population in a certain region of the country.

There are several varieties of English, each with its own vocabulary and grammar.

What are other dialects in English?

Old English has four recognized dialects: Northumbrian, spoken in northern England and southeastern Scotland; Mercian, spoken in central England; Kentish, spoken in southeast England; and West Saxon, spoken in southern and southwestern England.

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