"New York English" refers to the distinctive dialect spoken in New York City and its surrounding areas. It is characterized by unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. Notable features include the dropping of the "r" sound in words like "car" and the use of the "th" sound as "d" or "t," as in "this" becoming "dis." This dialect has been influenced by the city's diverse population, incorporating elements from various immigrant communities. As a result, New York English includes slang and expressions from languages such as Spanish, Italian, and Yiddish, making it a rich and evolving form of communication.