The Maragoli dialect is a variety of the Luhya language, primarily spoken by the Maragoli people in Western Kenya. It is one of the many dialects within the Luhya language group, which consists of several other dialects spoken by different sub-tribes. The Maragoli dialect has unique phonetic and grammatical features that distinguish it from its neighboring dialects. This dialect serves as an important cultural marker for the Maragoli community, reflecting their traditions and identity. It is used in daily communication, storytelling, and local events, helping to preserve the community's heritage. Efforts are ongoing to promote and document the Maragoli dialect to ensure its continued use among younger generations.