Swabian German is a dialect of the German language spoken primarily in the Swabia region of Baden-Württemberg. It is part of the larger Upper German dialect group and is known for its distinct pronunciation and vocabulary. Swabian speakers often use unique expressions and phrases that may not be easily understood by speakers of standard German. The dialect has a rich cultural heritage, reflecting the traditions and history of the Swabian people. While it is commonly spoken in everyday life, especially in rural areas, younger generations are increasingly exposed to standard German through education and media, leading to a gradual decline in the use of the dialect.