The Ostrobothnian dialect is a group of Finnish dialects spoken in the region of Ostrobothnia, located in western Finland. This dialect is characterized by its unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar, which differ from standard Finnish. It reflects the area's cultural influences and historical development. Speakers of the Ostrobothnian dialect often use distinct words and phrases that may not be easily understood by speakers of standard Finnish. The dialect is an important part of the local identity and heritage, contributing to the rich linguistic diversity of Finland.