County English is a term used to refer to the dialects of English spoken in certain counties in England. The counties of DEVON, Dorset and Essex are all known for their distinct County English dialects. DEVON's County English is characterized by its use of the letter 'h' at the beginning of words, while Dorset's County English is known for its use of the letter 'r' at the end of words. Essex's County English is known for its use of the letter 'y' at the end of words.