The Savo dialect is a regional variation of the Finnish language, primarily spoken in the Savo region of Finland. It is characterized by unique phonetic features, vocabulary, and grammatical structures that distinguish it from standard Finnish. The dialect reflects the local culture and history, making it an important aspect of regional identity. Savo dialect speakers often use specific expressions and intonations that may be unfamiliar to those who speak standard Finnish. While it is not an official language, the Savo dialect is cherished by its speakers and contributes to the rich linguistic diversity of Finland.