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It is in the nature of people to not like their own language. It has been this way since time immemorial. People who come from the same region suppress their own local dialects, push towards standardization of language and use English or Hindi for communication outside their locality. This is even the case with languages that are not used for communication; they are just wanted to be able to read and write them better than others. The preoccupation with knowing another language more than one’s own has led many people towards learning Sanskrit, which happens to be nowhere near being a commonly spoken tongue in India. It is propagated as the language of the gods.Hindi is spoken by 2,652 million people. It was designed for formal communication based on written Sanskrit, Sanskrit’s contemporary Indian dialects, and some borrowings from Dravidian languages of South India. Hindi speakers use it whenever they wish to communicate with people who speak other languages. Some classify Hindi as a 'vernacular' language, which means that it has an official status in some non-Hindi states where it is widely used but not officially designated as their official language. For instance, Hindi is officially the main language of the Republic of India but does not have this status in any Indian state. It is the first language of most people in northern India. Hindi is one of four official languages of India, and one of the 22 languages used in the Indian Parliament. It is also widely used as a lingua franca by many Indians. About 11% of India's population speak Hindi as their native language. It is written in Hindu-Arabic script, and has borrowed extensively from Sanskrit, Persian and Arabic. It uses many suffixes and endings to form different tenses, plurals and verb forms which show inflectional morphology rather than derivational morphology like English grammar. These affixes and endings are used with nouns, adjectives and verbs, although they can also be used to indicate number or case. The script is fairly phonetic and easy to learn, though it is written from right to left. It is very different from English in this way. Telugu was the official and administrative language of the Madras Presidency and later of Madras state (1948–56) and Andhra Pradesh state (1956 – 1 November 1956 – 29 May 2014). It has a literary tradition that dates back to the 10th century CE. Telugu serves as one of the languages for education in Andhra Pradesh, as it also does for Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Chhattisgarh Mizoram. It serves as one of the official languages of India. Tamil is spoken by 30 million people in South India, where it is the principal language, and also by 20 million people in Sri Lanka. Tamil is written using the Tamil script, with Indian Standardization Commission declared standard being used for print. It has borrowed heavily from Sanskrit and Pali literature. The most important difference between Tamil and other Indian languages is its Dravidian family origin. The Dravidian languages are an open language group that have originated in India about 5,000 years ago. The ancestors of the modern Dravidian languages are thought to have originally migrated from Central Asia to India about 2,500 years ago. cfa1e77820
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