The Gyeonggi Dialect is a regional variation of the Korean language spoken primarily in the Gyeonggi Province, which surrounds Seoul. It is characterized by its unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar, distinguishing it from other Korean dialects. The dialect is influenced by the proximity to the capital, leading to a blend of traditional and modern linguistic features. This dialect is often considered the standard form of Korean due to its prevalence in media and education. Many speakers of the Gyeonggi Dialect can easily understand and communicate with speakers from other regions, making it an important part of Korean culture and identity.