What does dialect mean?
A form of language that is spoken by a group of people in a particular region or community, often with its own distinct grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. A dialect may be considered a variant of a standard language or a distinct language in its own right.
Example
"The local dialect of the city is known for its unique accent and vocabulary."
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