An accent describes aspects of pronunciation that identify where a speaker is from regionally or socially, while a dialect describes features of grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. Specifically, an accent is how a word is pronounced, whereas a dialect can include different words altogether or variations in grammar. For example, the Noakhali language dialect of Bangladesh includes distinctive words and grammar compared to other dialects.

1. Accent & Dialect
Participated By : Ishraque Rezwan
Dept : English &
Humanities

2. What is Accent?
 Accent is the description of aspects of
pronunciation which identify where an
individual speaker is from, socially or
regionally.

3. What is Dialect?
 Dialect describes features of grammar and
vocabulary, as well as aspects of pronunciation.

4. Difference between Accent and Dialect
 Accent is the way you pronounce a word.
 Dialect is a different language.(Or if you will, a
different word.)
 Accent is the tone.
 Dialect is the verbalize.
 Accent is special way of pronunciation that concerns a
particular region or area.
 Dialect is further than pronunciation such as
distinctive grammar, transcription and words which
makes the difference between the two terms.

5. Example of Noakhali language
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6. Thank you
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