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Pahari language and the World

Nasir Roshan Khan
Last updated: 2022/08/20 at 5:50 PM
Nasir Roshan Khan Published December 19, 2021
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Everyone loves his mother tongue even if that language is not spoken mostly but still a mother tongue has its own affection with the speakers of that language.

Likewise today I will discuss with you about Pahadi language or Pahari languages also called as Indo_Arya languages are the languages derived from Prakrit and Sanskrit languages spoken in three countries India, Pakistan, and Nepal. These language dialects have several linguistic features in common with the Kashmiri language and Rajasthani language.

In Indian J&K, Doda, Ramban, Kathua, Kishtwar, Baramulla et are districts where Pahari is spoken. Mainly in the Baramulla district From Boniyar to Uri, all the inhabitants of the area are speaking Pahari languages. These languages have their own culture, their own history.
Some words from the language spoken in Baramulla district with English translation.

Bua – Door
Hatti – Shop
Swaga – Ashes
Tuda – Yours
Gadra – boy
Jamatra – Son in law

Even songs of these languages are quite interesting and are available on all platforms. In the Baramulla area of Indian Administered Kashmir, And at weddings mostly women sing the songs in Pahari languages. These languages are also known as Hindko in some areas. Many people think that Pahari languages are a little bit similar to Urdu, Hindi, and Punjabi.

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Author of book titled Heal The Humanity ,11th class student, Founder of"Jannat de Jugnu". From Baramulla Kashmir
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