Satoori is a traditional dialect spoken in the Gyeongsang region of South Korea. It is characterized by its unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar, which can differ significantly from standard Korean. Satoori reflects the cultural identity of the local people and is often used in everyday conversation. The dialect is particularly noted for its distinct intonation and expressions, making it an important aspect of regional heritage. While younger generations may be less familiar with Satoori due to the influence of media and education, efforts are being made to preserve this linguistic tradition through cultural programs and local initiatives.