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ChotaBheem

@ChotaBheem

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Posted: 11 years ago

Lets see how much diversity IF has.
In India there are hundreds of languages not possible to add all of them.
I include all south Indian languages in one to see the number of South indian members.I know all these south Indian laguages are different.Dont draw any conclusion.

So far languages
1.Hindi
2.Urdu
3.Marathi
4.Punjabi
5.Oriya
6.Bengali
7.Asamese
8.Tamil
9.Telegu
10.Malayalam
11.Kannada
12.Bhojpuri
13.Gujrathi
14.Konkan
15.Tulu
16.Mirpuri
17.Pastho
18.Farsi
19.Kashmiri
20.Nepali
21.Mauritian creole
22.French
23.Oromo

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Posted: 11 years ago

I was born in NZ. Learned in English & Hindi at same time I guess. At home mostly hindi was spoken but at play school and kindergarten i learned english. Learned quicker tthan rather hindi for which i had to attend Sunday classes for few years.

From the options above HINDI but if go by roots and surname - It should have been Bengali

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ChotaBheem

@ChotaBheem

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Skuxx-Deluxx
I was born in NZ. Learned in English & Hindi at same time I guess. At home mostly hindi was spoken but at play school and kindergarten i learned english. Learned quicker tthan rather hindi for which i had to attend Sunday classes for few years.

From the options above HINDI but if go by roots and surname - It should have been Bengali

Is Hindi a subject in NZ school.How did you study Hindi.

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Chachachoudhury

Is Hindi a subject in NZ school.How did you study Hindi.

Local Sanstha's run Sunday classes for young kids. Dont know if it still happens. But my family was really keen on having my generation learn hindi. Hence I got better with Bollywood films

+ my nana/nani were from UP and with them around. I quite didnt get some of their slangs. So yeah. Hindi classes helped a bit i guess

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Zazzie

@.Bongsookie.

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Posted: 11 years ago

English. My grandmother speaks Urdu but no one from my parents, cousins or aunts/uncles speak Urdu, it's English all the way.

We all understand Hindi, which is a different story. 😆 Blame television and movies.

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mugda

@Mugda

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Posted: 11 years ago

Bangla (Bengali)

Bengali /b"li/^[5] or Bangla /b'l'/ ( Bangla [bala] (

listen)) is the language native to the region of Bengal, which comprises present-day Bangladesh and the Indian states West Bengal, Tripura and southern Assam.

The National Anthem of Bangladesh, National Anthem of India, National Anthem of Sri Lanka and the national song of India were first composed in the Bengali language. 👏

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Pillwa

@PilloWtalk_13

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Posted: 11 years ago

very much Bangla

iam Bangladeshi :)

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Oye_Chup_Kar

@Oye_Chup_Kar

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

Hindi ...Also Urdu as my mom is from Lucknow 😃

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asharithvik

@asharithvik

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Posted: 11 years ago

Marathi

And I hate the fact that All south indian languages are grouped. I know Kannada a little and I know they are very much different. I just hate how people group all together and stereotype it!

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: asharithvik
Marathi

And I hate the fact that All south indian languages are grouped. I know Kannada a little and I know they are very much different. I just hate how people group all together and stereotype it!

He did explain in description and aswell gave space for other languages which are from all over india

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