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... Hindi ' I ' in ( a ) and ( b ) hungry but in Hindi ' I ' in ( a ) and ( b ) types of constructions would be dif- ferently marked . Many other Indian languages also share this trait . Thus in Hindi ( a ) main subah mandir jaatii huun but ...
... Hindi ' I ' in ( a ) and ( b ) hungry but in Hindi ' I ' in ( a ) and ( b ) types of constructions would be dif- ferently marked . Many other Indian languages also share this trait . Thus in Hindi ( a ) main subah mandir jaatii huun but ...
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... Hindi , which is the official language of six states and Delhi . If we accept one label for all the dialect variation that shades across this ' Hindi belt ' , then the language is spoken by about 43 % of India's population . It has been ...
... Hindi , which is the official language of six states and Delhi . If we accept one label for all the dialect variation that shades across this ' Hindi belt ' , then the language is spoken by about 43 % of India's population . It has been ...
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... Hindi to express the new nationhood : ' Hindi was a deity to which they ( Westerni- zed elites ) had to pay homage as it symbolized India's free status in the community of nations , but for whom they had little affection or use at a ...
... Hindi to express the new nationhood : ' Hindi was a deity to which they ( Westerni- zed elites ) had to pay homage as it symbolized India's free status in the community of nations , but for whom they had little affection or use at a ...
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