The Jeju Language is a unique dialect spoken on Jeju Island, South Korea. It is considered a distinct language due to its significant differences from standard Korean. The language has its own vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, making it challenging for speakers of standard Korean to understand. Jeju Language has roots in the region's history and culture, influenced by various factors, including trade and migration. Efforts are being made to preserve this endangered language, as fewer people speak it fluently. The Jeju Provincial Government has initiated programs to promote and teach the language to younger generations.