West Welsh refers to the dialects of the Welsh language spoken in the western regions of Wales. This area includes counties like Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire, where the language has unique phonetic and grammatical features. The dialect is part of the broader Celtic language family and is known for its rich cultural heritage. The West Welsh dialect is characterized by specific vocabulary and expressions that may differ from other Welsh dialects, such as North Welsh and South Welsh. Efforts to preserve and promote the language continue through education and community initiatives, ensuring its survival for future generations.