Do you know the difference between "dialect" and "language"?

A dialect is a collection of words and phrases that are unique to a particular region or group of people. For example, the Italian dialects spoken in Southern Italy are very different from the Italian dialects spoken in Northern Italy.

A language, on the other hand, is the language that is spoken throughout the world.

Italian is a language, but there are many different Italian dialects. So which is it?

Is a dialect a language or a collection of language?

The answer is that it is both. Dialects are a collection of language elements, but they are also unique to a particular region or group of people.