Lower Bavarian German is a dialect spoken in the Lower Bavaria region of Germany. It is part of the larger Bavarian dialect group, which has distinct phonetic and grammatical features. This dialect is characterized by its unique vocabulary and pronunciation, making it different from Standard German. The region where Lower Bavarian German is spoken includes cities like Landshut and Passau. The dialect reflects the local culture and history, with influences from neighboring regions. While it is primarily used in informal settings, efforts are being made to preserve and promote the dialect among younger generations.