The Kashi language, also known as Kashi, is a dialect of the Hindi language spoken primarily in the Varanasi region of India. It is part of the Eastern Hindi group and has unique phonetic and lexical features that distinguish it from standard Hindi. The language reflects the rich cultural heritage of the area, incorporating local traditions and expressions. Kashi is primarily used in informal settings among the local population, including in daily conversations and cultural practices. While it shares similarities with Hindi, it also includes influences from other regional languages, making it a vibrant part of the linguistic landscape in Uttar Pradesh.