-Geographical area: Spoken in Ireland.

-Grammatical features: Irish English makes an explicit distinction between singular you/ye and plural youse, also irish English often uses progressive forms of stative verbs—"I was knowing your face".Another salient feature is the use of sentence tags initiated by "so," as in "It's raining, so it is.

-Linguistic features: there are broad vowels and slender vowels, each with different pronunciations. If a consonant has a broad vowel before it, the rule is that it needs to have another broad vowel after it, the same goes for slender vowels.

-Voc,slang words: Gas: “Gas” in Irish slang means funny. It can also be used to depict shock or disbelief.Grand:the meaning of “grand” Irish slang varies substantially. The true grand meaning in Ireland is okay, fine, or adequate. Depending on the tone of voice and situation of usage, the grand meaning in Irish could be anything from very good to absolutely dreadful.Sure look:It almost has a meaning of something being out of your control.

Geographical area:India
Number of speakers:259.678 million people speak english as a first lenguage over a 0,02%of India and 129 millons speak English as an second or third leguage, over a 10,6% of India
Where is it spoken?:Indian English is spoken in India.And theres a dialect that is the mix of the English and de Hindu called Hinglish.
Grammatical featules:grammatical feature of Indian English is the use of the progressive tense where a speaker of Standard English would use simple present tense. For example, someone using progressive tense would say 'I am liking this movie' in place of 'I like this movie. 

-Number of speakers: Around 27% of the population of scotland speak scottish that is more a less 1.500.000 million people

-Grammatical features: In this language it is usual to have a rhotic accent that have to see with the pronunciation of the letter “r”. Another characteristic about the scottish is that there is aa different pronunciation.         
           
- Language features:  Is the set of varieties of the English language spoken in Scotland. The Scottish accent is characterised by the pronunciation os the “R”. The Scottish accent is rhotic.