>>huh? a dialect is "a regional variety of a language Right, but this is much more than just a few different words. Most of the time, people speaking the "standard" laguage hardly understand, if not at all, people speaking the dialect. Alsacian is a german dialect, but german people simply do not understand it; German speaking people in Swizterland and alsacian do not understand each others. Is American an English dialect just because they spell "color" instead of "colour"? I don't think so.
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