Caribbean English refers to the various English-based dialects spoken across the Caribbean region. These dialects often incorporate elements from African languages, indigenous languages, and European languages, reflecting the diverse cultural influences in the area. Each island or territory may have its own unique variation, influenced by local history and demographics. In addition to vocabulary differences, Caribbean English features distinct pronunciation and grammar. For example, some dialects may drop consonants or alter vowel sounds, making them sound different from standard English. This rich linguistic tapestry contributes to the cultural identity of the Caribbean and showcases its vibrant heritage.