Scottish English is a unique dialect with distinct vocabulary and pronunciation. There are several alternative phrases used to describe this dialect, such as Scottish Standard English, Scottish Vernacular English, and Scots-English. Scottish Standard English is a formal version spoken by many Scots, whereas Scottish Vernacular English is a more informal language spoken by rural communities. Scots-English, on the other hand, is a blend of Scottish Gaelic and English and is the language spoken in many parts of Scotland. Some also refer to Scottish English as Scottish dialect, Scots dialect, or simply Scottish. Regardless of the name, Scottish English remains an integral part of Scotland's cultural and linguistic heritage.