👉 In linguistics, a dialect is a variation of a language that exists within a specific linguistic group or community. It refers to the distinctive features and pronunciation differences between speakers of a particular language. Dialects can be broadly classified into two main types: 1.

Regional Dialects

: These are variations found in different geographical regions of a country, often due to cultural or social influences. They tend to have similar vocabulary but may differ in syntax and meaning. 2.

Interglacial D

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