आपने गलत बोला की उत्तर पुर्वी भारत के लोगो को समस्या होती है हिंदी सीखने बल्कि सच्चाई ये है उत्तर पुर्वी भारत मे उन्हे हिंदी सीखने की आवश्यकता ही नही पडती जैसे अरूणाचल प्रदेश मे बहुत सारी भाषाए है किंतु अरूणाचल प्रदेश की आम बोलचाल की भाषा हिंदी है।
Namste 🙏🏻 ( Sawadikha). I am from eastern state from India ❤❤ , eastern state as also known as a north India i can speak my mother language "Bhojpuri" and official Hindi language too and many Indian people can speak there own language and hindi language and English too , because our language is similar to hindi language, thats why people can soeak both " Hindi and thier own language English is very fast growing language in India , but northeast states don't know very much Hindi because there's languages is different from Hindi as compared to any Indians but they can speak English well as compared to North Indians , east indias and west Indians, But South Indians language is very different from any Indian language , they don't know a word of Hindi thry can't speak Hindi but they can speak English very well, and there's own languages is " Tamil, Telugu, malyalam etc . ( This is my basic information about about my country, actually now i started learning thdi language and i also want to learn English because my English us not well , please ignore my English mistakes
Do you mind if I ask about the 'caste system'? I'm curious about its current situation in India. I don't have any agenda, I simply love learning new things. If this topic is sensitive or offends you, I apologize. Btw, your English is quite impressive. Pls feel free to share. 🙏
I am from Assam and I speak Bodo, Assamese, Hindi and English. And I can understand some amount of Japanese as I have been learning it because of my interests. I also started learning Tai Ahom, but I simply lack vocabulary in this language.
I have seen so much commonality in ancient India and todays Thailand. But always wondered why modern Thai are not aware of this commonality or have ignored it. I feel Indian are more aware of these commonality than Thai people. I also feel as India grows economically Thai will take a notice of these cultural similarities.
That's a very good analogy and is correct for my state of Tamilnadu. We (not me personally) tend to think English is a good language to communicate with the outside world whether that is other people in India or outside India. Among ourselves we like to use Tamil. Some people like me speak Tamil, Hindi and English (i also understand Thai language) but not all Tamil people think like me.
เคยได้ยินว่าภาษาฮินดีกับภาษาอูรดูที่เป็นภาษาทางการของปากีสถานคล้ายกันมากจนแทบจะเรียกได้ว่าเป็นภาษาเดียวกัน จริงไหมครับ Does Hindi and Urdu (use in Pakistan) are very similar?
I am in support of monolingual India only. Too much diversity leads to conflicts. Monolingual in terms of religion and language. एक देश एक भाषा। एक देश एक धर्म।
" Paach saye rupiya " is not nepali language this Language is " Bhojpuri " and bhojpuri mosttly use in 2 states UP and Bihar btut. Bhojpuri is official language of Bihar in Indian rupees nepal is not the part of India nepal is separate country
You don't worry about what BJP is trying to do in India. No one is compelled to study Hindi here. We can learn whatever language we want to learn. It's not an easy job to govern such a vast country. Plus Thailand is not even a democracy, it still has a king when we are living in 21st century century. You guys still follow constitutional monarchy, when people are fighting for democratic rights in your country.
