Central Bavarian is a dialect of the Bavarian language, primarily spoken in the central region of Bavaria, Germany. It is characterized by its unique phonetic features and vocabulary, which can differ significantly from standard German. This dialect is part of the larger Upper German dialect group and is known for its distinct intonation and pronunciation. The Central Bavarian dialect is used in various towns and cities, including Munich and Regensburg. It reflects the cultural heritage of the region and is an important aspect of local identity. While many speakers also use standard German, Central Bavarian remains a vital part of everyday communication for many residents.