Yorkshire English is a regional dialect spoken in the Yorkshire area of northern England. It features unique vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar that distinguish it from standard British English. Common characteristics include the use of specific words like "owt" (anything) and "nowt" (nothing), as well as distinctive vowel sounds. The dialect varies across different parts of Yorkshire, with notable differences between urban areas like Leeds and rural regions. Yorkshire English is often associated with a strong sense of local identity and pride, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.