Scots dialects are a group of related varieties of the Scots language, spoken primarily in Scotland. They have distinct regional features and can vary significantly from one area to another, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the country. Some well-known dialects include Doric in the northeast and Lallans in the Borders. These dialects are part of the Germanic language family and share roots with English, but they also have unique vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Scots dialects are recognized as an important aspect of Scottish identity and contribute to the diversity of languages spoken in the UK.