Western dialects refer to the various forms of speech found in the western regions of a language-speaking area, particularly in the United States and Canada. These dialects can vary significantly in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. Examples include the California English and Pacific Northwest English, each reflecting the unique cultural influences of their regions. In addition to regional differences, Western dialects may also incorporate elements from Indigenous languages and Spanish, especially in areas with diverse populations. This blending creates a rich tapestry of language that showcases the history and identity of the communities in the western parts of North America.