My quite a small country has three different parts: Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. Bohemia is the biggest. It is located in the west of the country and it (Bohemia) differs from the others parts because uses more standard speech. It is oriented to tourism. The Silesian part of my country also differs in speaking. Their Czech is "softer" and their long vocals are not pronounced properly. There is also higher unemployment (there), because this part is very focused on coal mining. They also have a dialect, some of their words originate from Polish. Moravia has many dialects and is more similar to Slovak than to Czech. Also we have special vocabulary in some cases. We Moravians (yes, I am one of them :D) are considered as traditional and religious people. Also, we are said to be the most talkative part (of the country), especially those from the southern part (of Moravia). Interesting!