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    Ethnolinguistische Karte von Indien


    Ethnolinguistische Karte von Indien

    Von immanuellalala

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    2. MayankDesai on

      As a person living in northern vidarbha, I can confirm Bundeli & Bagheli are NOT spoken here. Majority people speak Marathi

    3. revolutiioniist on

      So the states who supports hindi language don’t speak hindi… They just use hindi script(devnagri) because they don’t have any own script for their language 🙌🏻… Thats why they support one nation one language

    6. saotomeindiaunion7 on

      Why is boro highlighted as Nepali? Deccani/Dakhni or “Deccan” on this map is not a mjority anywhere, only a significant minority in some places

    10. BlueDividerCard on

      Even as a Haryanvi/Punjabi i wasn’t aware it was this diverse. Always just grew up associating states with their stereotypical lang like UP – Hindi/Urdu, Bengal – Bengali, Maharashtra – Marathi, Tamil Nadu – tamil etc etc 😭

    11. Long_Aspect6399 on

      where is Anal language? context: the Anāl language is a Sino-Tibetan language spoken for the Anāl Naga people.

    12. cmn3y0 on

      Rest of subcontinent (the historical India) should be included. This is only modern day Republic of India. There is no sense in stopping at nation state borders when creating linguistic maps.

    15. Ill_Feedback_2211 on

      very wrong ajk and rajouri poonch muzzafrabad are pahari speaking plus were not indian?

    17. radon_skk on

      Tulu/malayalam border isn’t accurate: Mangaluru district (southern coastal Karnataka) should be highlighted as tulu.

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