There are five dialects in Hindi, namely West Hindi, East Hindi, Bihar, Rajasthan and Mountain Hindi. Every major dialect has several dialects. The standard language is based on Kripli dialect, which is popular in Hadri and Melar and belongs to West Indic.
The standard Hindi language has 1 1 vowels and 43 consonants. Of the 54 phonemes, 1 vowel and 5 consonants are foreign sounds, which are only used in foreign languages. The original 10 vowel in Hindi has a corresponding nasal form. Consonants not only have corresponding aspirated sounds, such as unvoiced stops and unvoiced fricatives, but also have corresponding aspirated sounds. Aspirated sound and non-aspirated sound have different functions. There is generally no stress or tone. Grammar is much simpler than Sanskrit, and nouns include feminine, masculine, singular and plural. A few pronouns retain the remaining form of case. The form of noun case has disappeared. The relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence is represented by the suffix after the noun or pronoun. When a noun or pronoun has a postposition, its form will change to some extent. Verbs include person, nature, number and other aspects, as well as aspect, tense, form and state. The basic word order of a sentence is subject-object-predicate. In terms of vocabulary, most of the basic vocabulary evolved from Sanskrit. The recent trend of terminology in various professional disciplines is to take it directly from Sanskrit or create new Sanskrit words with Sanskrit word formation. During the reign of * * *, Hindi absorbed a large number of Persian and * * * languages. During the British rule, it absorbed a large number of English words, and now it is still absorbing new words from English. While absorbing foreign words, it also absorbs some word-formation means of foreign words.
There are 1652 languages and dialects in India, of which 33 languages and dialects are spoken by more than one million people. Indian languages mainly belong to four major language families, namely Indo-European, Dravidian, Sino-Tibetan and Australasian. 74% of India's population uses Indo-European languages, 25% uses Dravidian, and 0.73% uses Sino-Tibetan.
Sanskrit, a branch of Indo-European Indo-Aryan, is the common language of ancient India, which was mainly popular from the 6th century BC to the 4th century AD/kloc-0. Sanskrit includes early Vedas and later standardized Sanskrit. Sanskrit is rich in literary works, such as Vedic literature, Mahabharata and Ramayana epic. Originally written in the letter Borneo Fan. Sanskrit is an elegant language. A corresponding language is called Prakrit, also called Borok Park Jung Su, which is the floorboard of local languages. It is different from Sanskrit and has obvious local characteristics.
In addition to the above languages, there is another language in ancient India called Pali, which developed from Vedas in the 6th century BC and belongs to Indo-European Indo-Chinese Aryan language branch. It is a written language, found in Buddhist classics, and later spread to Myanmar, Thailand, Sri Lanka and other countries with the spread of Buddhism. From the 6th century to the12nd century, a language called Apabhrans was popular in North India, which was a language of communication and literature. By the 10 century, it had developed into all languages of North India, and Hindi was a language developed from it.
Question 2: What language do Indians speak? The official languages of India are: Hindi (national language), Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu Jaratimalayalam Kannadariyapunjabiasame, Kashmiri Hindi and Sanskrit. India was once a British colony and was deeply influenced by British culture. After India's independence half a century ago, English and Hindi were listed as official languages. In the past, Indians generally regarded people who spoke fluent and idiomatic English as a symbol of high status. But now, most Indians advocate "HINGLISH" mixed with Hindi or Indian accent, and they are never tired of it. Although English is the official language of India, Indians have transformed English in their lives, turning authentic "English" into "HINGLISH". Now as long as you turn on any Indian TV channel, you can hear this kind of English-"Hinglish", which is very different from the authentic London accent or American English and Hindi with a strong Indian accent. In the past, Indians always liked to ridicule their relatives living abroad, saying that the English spoken by these "American-born confused country people" was not authentic and mixed with Indian accents. Unexpectedly, this "chaotic" English "HINGLISH" has become a fashion, which is widely popular in Indian society, from the street to the university campus, from TV advertisements to taxi broadcasts, although some of its statements have angered many parents of children. Su Bohan-Mukherjee, the planning director of HINGLISH's multinational company "Gongx * * India Company", said: "My grandfather's generation grew up thinking,' If I can't speak English correctly, I won't speak it', but now young people just want each other to understand what they mean and don't care if they speak English correctly." Sanjay Sipa Marami, the creative director of the company, added: "10 years ago, if someone spoke Hindi in perfect English, we wouldn't hire him because it was a sign of lack of education, but now it has become an advantage." In fact, long before the popularity of "HINGLISH", Indians had "reformed" English in their own way. In their mouth, "sexual harassment" has become "Eve-teaching" (Eve's teasing). HINGLISH in different regions is also full of local characteristics. For example, in Mumbai, people call men's "Mediterranean" baldness "an open-air stadium". In order to get better development opportunities, the upsurge of learning English in India is getting higher and higher, and English training schools are now blooming everywhere in India. In various workplaces in India, all kinds of monotonous and eccentric English emerge one after another. According to a recent estimate by David Crystal, a British linguist at the University of Wales in the UK, there are about 350 million people who speak Hint English, and India has a huge population, so in the near future, the number of people who speak Hint English is likely to exceed the number of people who speak Authentic English. Most Indians who go to western developed countries to engage in information technology speak English, and most of them can speak English.
Question 3: What language do Indians speak? 0 1, Hindi: Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar,
Rajasthan, West Machar,
Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and other places.
02, Gujarat. Gujarat: Gujarat.
03, Marathi: Maharashtra.
04, Kanada, Canada: Karnataka.
05, Konkani Konkani: Goa
06, Bengali Bengali: West Bengal
07, Orissa: Orissa.
08, Kashmir: Kashmir.
09, Assam Assam: Assam
10, Manipur: Manipur.
1 1, Tamil Tamil: Tamil Nadu
12, Malayalam: Kerala
13, Punjab: Punjab
14, Telugu Telegu: Andhra Pradesh
15, other
If this is the case,
Hindi and English are official languages, but neither of them is common.
Among the native languages, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam are the majority.
The same is true of Indian movies.
For example, robot love, Tamil, Bahubali, Telugu, Bollywood and Hindi.
Question 4: What language do Indians speak? I stayed in India for a long time.
The official language of India is English, and most educated people can speak a few words, but such an Indian accent is difficult to understand. It is like a mortar, so you have to listen carefully to understand it. The movie is English with Hindi, just like we usually talk, some people will bring some English words.
There are many languages in India, and each state has a different language. Their languages are not necessarily the same, only English can barely be the same. I can't hear the specific language in this movie. After all, I'm not Indian.
Question 5: What language do Indians speak? India has many nationalities and complex languages. According to statistics, there are 1652 languages and dialects in India. Among them, 33 species have more than one million users.
English is very influential in India. In addition to the 18 languages stipulated in the Constitution as the official languages of the Federation, English is also stipulated as the administrative and judicial language. English and Hindi are official languages. The languages of North India are mainly Hindi and Urdu. The South Indian languages are mainly Tamil and Telugu. The languages in northeast India are mainly Naga and Mizo. Santar and Munda are the main languages in central India. And Andaman, mainly from andaman islands.
Question 6: What language do Indians speak? One of the two official languages of India (the other is English). It belongs to the Indo-Iranian branch of Indo-European language family and is a modern Indo-Aryan language developed from ancient Sanskrit. Distributed in central and northern India, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and Haryana. With a population of over 200 million, it is the most popular language in India. In addition, a considerable number of Indian residents in Mauritius, Fiji, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and Suriname also speak Hindi.
There are five dialects in Hindi, namely West Hindi, East Hindi, Bihar, Rajasthan and Mountain Hindi. Every major dialect has several dialects. The standard language is based on Kripli dialect, which is popular in Hadri and Melar and belongs to West Indic.
The standard Hindi language has 1 1 vowels and 43 consonants. Of the 54 phonemes, 1 vowel and 5 consonants are foreign sounds, which are only used in foreign languages. The original 10 vowel in Hindi has a corresponding nasal form. Consonants not only have corresponding aspirated sounds, such as unvoiced stops and unvoiced fricatives, but also have corresponding aspirated sounds. Aspirated sound and non-aspirated sound have different functions. There is generally no stress or tone. Grammar is much simpler than Sanskrit, and nouns include feminine, masculine, singular and plural. A few pronouns retain the remaining form of case. The form of noun case has disappeared. The relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence is represented by the suffix after the noun or pronoun. When a noun or pronoun has a postposition, its form will change to some extent. Verbs include person, nature, number and other aspects, as well as aspect, tense, form and state. The basic word order of a sentence is subject-object-predicate. In terms of vocabulary, most of the basic vocabulary evolved from Sanskrit. The recent trend of terminology in various professional disciplines is to take it directly from Sanskrit or create new Sanskrit words with Sanskrit word formation. During the reign of * * *, Hindi absorbed a large number of Persian and * * * languages. During the British rule, it absorbed a large number of English words, and now it is still absorbing new words from English. While absorbing foreign words, it also absorbs some word-formation means of foreign words.
Question 7: What language do Indians speak? Although the official languages of India are Hindi and English.
But the language spoken by Indians is very complicated.
The main languages in India are Indo-European, Sino-Tibetan, South Asian and Dravida, and the languages are complex. The official language of India is Hindi, which is spoken by 30% of the population. English ceased to be the only official language in 1965, but it still retains the status of "the second additional official language", and it is also the national common language, mainly used for political and business exchanges.
It is also worth noting that there are 2 1 other local official languages in India.
Question 8: What language is spoken in India? The official language is English, Hindi is mainly used in northern India, and the southern States are mainly their own languages. So there are many languages in India:
Hindi (national language)
Bengali
Telugu language
Marathi language
tamil
Urdu
gujarati language
malayalam language
Kannada. Also known as KANARESE
Odera's
Punjabi
Assam people
Kashmir
Xinde
Sanskrit
Question 9: Besides English, what other languages are often spoken in India? Official Language (Central * * *) Hindi English (second official language) Recognized Indian National Language (intended for official use) Assam (one of the official languages of Assam) Bengali (one of the official languages of Tripura and West Bengal) Bodo (one of the official languages of Assam) Dogra (the official language of Jammu and Kashmir) Gujarat (Dammam of Dadra-nagar Harvey) Hindi (official languages of andaman and nicobar islands, Bihar, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh) Kannada (official language of Karnataka) Kashmir (Jammu-Maitiri (one of the official languages of Bihar) Malayalam (official languages of Kerala and Laksha Islands) Manipur. Marathi (official language of Maharashtra) Nepal (official language of Sikkim) Orissa (official language of Orissa) Punjabi (official language of Punjab in India and other Punjab regions). Sanskrit Santali believes in German Tamil (the official language of Tamil Nadu and the local government), Telugu (the official language of Andhra Pradesh), Urdu (one of the official languages of Jammu and Kashmir), other popular Indian languages (with a population of more than 5 million but unofficial languages), Awad (usually regarded as a subspecies of Hindi), Bir (Bir tribe), Bojpur (. Usually regarded as a subspecies of Hindi) Bundeli (usually regarded as a subspecies of Hindi) Chhattisgarh (Chhattisgarh, usually regarded as a subspecies of Hindi) Gongde (Gongde tribe) Haryana (Haryana, Usually regarded as a subspecies of Hindi) Hindustan (a mixed language of Hindi and Urdu, popular in northern India) Kanauji (Uttar Pradesh, usually regarded as a subspecies of Hindi) Kodava Ttakk (commonly used in Kodagu County, Karnataka)
Question 10: What is the language of India? I stayed in India for a long time.
The official language of India is English, and most educated people can speak a few words, but such an Indian accent is difficult to understand. It is like a mortar, so you have to listen carefully to understand it. The movie is English with Hindi, just like we usually talk, some people will bring some English words.
There are many languages in India, and each state has a different language. Their languages are not necessarily the same, only English can barely be the same. I can't hear the specific language in this movie. After all, I'm not Indian.