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| − | '''Hindi''' is one of the official languages of '''The Democratic Republic of [[Navi Bharat]]'''. Brought to Navi Bharat from India, the Hindi spoken in Navi Bharat has differed little over the years, only borrowing a few words from the neighbouring languages of Persian and Tibetan. There have been a few official and accent changes, for example, in the sentence "''tum | + | '''Hindi''' is one of the official languages of '''The Democratic Republic of [[Navi Bharat]]'''. Brought to Navi Bharat from India, the Hindi spoken in Navi Bharat has differed little over the years, only borrowing a few words from the neighbouring languages of Persian and Tibetan. There have been a few official and accent changes, for example, in the sentence "''tum mat vahaan jao''" (Don't go over there), the verb negater and verb itself have meshed together, and the nasalized vowels have shifted to 'h' sounds, rendering "''tuh vahaah majao''". Apart from these minor differnces, Hindi speakers in Navi Bharat can communicate almost fluently with their counterparts in India. |
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Revision as of 20:09, 29 April 2005
Hindi is one of the official languages of The Democratic Republic of Navi Bharat. Brought to Navi Bharat from India, the Hindi spoken in Navi Bharat has differed little over the years, only borrowing a few words from the neighbouring languages of Persian and Tibetan. There have been a few official and accent changes, for example, in the sentence "tum mat vahaan jao" (Don't go over there), the verb negater and verb itself have meshed together, and the nasalized vowels have shifted to 'h' sounds, rendering "tuh vahaah majao". Apart from these minor differnces, Hindi speakers in Navi Bharat can communicate almost fluently with their counterparts in India.
