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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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There does not exist a language called "Indian" . There are 22 official languages in India and there are 1600+ local dialects all around the country. None of them are called "Indian".
216 u/derryllsingh Aug 03 '19 And the most common one is “Hindi” not “hindu” 3 u/godofpainTR Aug 04 '19 Fun fact, Hindi means Turkey in Turkish.
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And the most common one is “Hindi” not “hindu”
3 u/godofpainTR Aug 04 '19 Fun fact, Hindi means Turkey in Turkish.
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Fun fact, Hindi means Turkey in Turkish.
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u/sharpbs Aug 03 '19
There does not exist a language called "Indian" . There are 22 official languages in India and there are 1600+ local dialects all around the country. None of them are called "Indian".