West Midlands English is a regional dialect spoken in the West Midlands area of England, which includes cities like Birmingham and Coventry. This dialect is characterized by unique vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammatical features that distinguish it from Standard English. The accent often features a distinctive intonation and vowel sounds, such as the pronunciation of the short 'u' as 'ʊ' in words like "bus." Additionally, West Midlands English includes local slang and expressions that reflect the area's cultural heritage and history, making it an important part of the region's identity.