Ugandan English, is the dialect of English spoken in Uganda. As with similar dialects spoken elsewhere, Ugandan English has developed a strong local flavour. Though standard British English is widely considered to be the correct form of the language in Uganda, most Ugandans who speak English have had little contact with native British English speakers.
Read more about Ugandan English: Influence of Indigenous Languages, Vocabulary and Idioms, Borrowed Terms and Borrowed Grammar, Proverbs, Spelling
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