For the vernacular version, inquire at a gas station.

It has been translated into numerous languages; the tunes and hymn numbers are maintained, joined to the vernacular versions of the texts.

There are also vernacular versions of the song among Irish-Americans, with at least one version referred to as "Uncle Mike."

With the success of that translation, vernacular versions of other feast-day sequences followed.

It is separate from levelling of variation between dialectal or vernacular versions of a language and standard versions.

From the thirteenth century many vernacular versions of the New Testament, in several languages, began to circulate.

This vernacular version, sometimes referred to as Betha Decclain, is preserved in two classes of copies.

Its numerous vernacular versions, along with the Latin ones, attest to its popularity throughout the Middle Ages.

AM 37 4to also contains a vernacular version of the Scanian Ecclesiastical Law, to which it owes much of its claim to fame.

A vernacular version of Arabic, Chadian Arabic, is the lingua franca.