Languages of India
                     
Languages of India 



Languages of India 

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Many impressive insightful languages spoken 
across India, varying from broadly spoken 
ones for example Hindi and English. Many 
different languages are spoken at every state 

in India.  


Bengali 
  
8% of people India speak Bengali, which makes it the 

2nd most broadly spoken language after Hindi with 
around 83 million loudspeakers. Bengali has its own 
roots in Indo Aryan Eastern civilization languages, 
and will also be based in the Eastern states of West 

Bengal, Jharkhand, Assam, and Tripura. 


Gujarati 
  
About 46 million loudspeakers across India make use 
of the Dravidian language that's Gujarati, comprising 
around 4% from the people in this country. If you 
wish to hear Gujarati on your own, you will have to 
visit: Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman 

and Diu. 


Hindi 
  
Hindi is probably the most broadly spoken language 
you'll find in India, among 3 which have been given 
official status. This language, using its origins in Indo 
Aryan Central languages, is spoken by around 366 

million people across the nation which means 
roughly 40% of people. It may be heard in lots of 
states including: Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Himachal 
Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh 

and Uttarakhand. 


Kannada 
  
Under 4% of people in India speak Kannada, 
equating close to 55 million people. As appears to 
become usual for a lot of India’s languages, 
Kannada has its own roots within the Dravidian 
civilization. Kannada is spoken in Karnataka, Kerala, 

Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. 


Malayalam 
  
Approximately 3% of India’s population speak 
Malayalam, meaning around 33 million loudspeakers 

make use of the language his or her native tongue. 


Marathi 

  
Like Telugu, Marathi is spoken by roughly 7% of 
people, with estimates close to 72 million people 
speaking the word what every day. Marathi is 
definitely an Indo Aryan Southern language, and 
spoken in Maharashtra, Goa, Daman and Diu, Dadra 

and Nagar Haveli. 


Odia 
  
32 million people across India speak Odia, that is 
around 3% of people. An Indo Aryan Eastern 
language, Odia is mainly found in just one location in 
India, the eastern Indian condition of Odisha around 

the Bay of Bengal. 


Tamil 
  
Tamil may be the language close to 6% from the 
Indian population, spoken by roughly 61 million 
people. It's, like Telugu, in the Dravidian civilisation, 
and it is concentrated in the usa of Tamil Nadu, 

Kerala, Puducherry and Andaman and Nicobar 

islands. 


Telugu 
  
Telugu in the Dravidian civilisation and it is spoken 
by around 7% from the Indian population, or 74 
million people. To listen to this language on your 

own, you will have to visit one of these simple 
places: the South Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, 
Puducherry, Telangana and Andaman, or even the 

Nicobar Islands. 


Urdu 

  
Urdu is spoken by around 52 million people across 
India, creating about 5 of people. A language via the 

Indo Aryan Central civilization. 


A few More : 
 

While not as broadly spoken as individuals featured 
above, Punjabi, Maithili, Kashmiri and Assamese are 

languages which have a lot of speakers across India.  


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