Bavarian German is a dialect of the German language spoken primarily in the region of Bavaria, located in southeastern Germany. It is part of the larger Upper German dialect group and has distinct phonetic, grammatical, and vocabulary features that set it apart from Standard German. This dialect is not uniform; it varies significantly across different areas of Bavaria, such as Munich and Nuremberg. Bavarian German is often used in local culture, including traditional music, festivals, and literature, reflecting the unique identity of the Bavarian people.