Every language has, due to several factors, variations in its structure, speech, grammar and pronunciation. That is, in the
same language we may find different ways of speaking, that enrich even more the linguistic content and the dynamism in
communication. Some of these possibilities are related to the linguistic variations that occur in specific regions, namely, there
is a difference in words and phonemes, according to the place where certain language is spoken. For example, does a person
who was born in Rio Grande do Sul speak in the same way as someone who was born in Bahia? Certainly not. Each region
has its own variations of a same language. The same applies to international examples, such as The United States, England,
New Zealand, The Virgin Islands, and South Africa, to quote just a few of the locations where English is mainly spoken, in
different places and regions, different forms develop. This linguistic phenomenon happens in locations with different
cultures, habits, customs and traditions, thus creating other language structures, diverse lexicon, as well as sounds and
accents. The dimmension of linguistic variation described is: