Belfast English refers to the distinctive dialect and accent spoken in Belfast, the capital city of Northern Ireland. It features unique vocabulary, pronunciation, and intonation patterns that set it apart from other forms of British English. The dialect has been influenced by the city's history, culture, and the diverse communities that inhabit it. The accent is characterized by a strong emphasis on certain vowels and consonants, often making it sound quite different from English spoken in other regions. Additionally, Belfast English incorporates local slang and expressions, reflecting the city's rich heritage and social dynamics.