The Geordie dialect is a distinctive form of English spoken in the Tyneside area of northeast England, particularly in the city of Newcastle upon Tyne. It is known for its unique vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar, which can make it challenging for non-locals to understand. Geordie speakers often use specific words and phrases that differ from standard English, reflecting the region's rich cultural history. Geordie is influenced by various languages, including Old Norse and Scots, due to the area's historical connections. The dialect is celebrated for its warmth and friendliness, often associated with the local community's strong sense of identity and pride.