English has many borrowed words from French, German, and other languages. The name for the English language, “English” has Germanic origins. 4. Hindi Hindi is a language spoken in India and it is the official language of the Indian government. It’s mutually intelligible with...
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From modern languages, many words rooted in French (like bondieuserie, clafouti, and zenaida) and German (bewusstseinslage, schefflera, vitrophyre) have eliminated final-rounders. You've also got words like cipollino (Italian origin, a type of light-colored Roman marble), lassi (Hindi origin...
and its large population of native speakers has led Hindi to become one of the world's most spoken languages. We’re not considering Urdu alongside Hindi here (even though they are linguistically both registers of the Hindustani language), but if we did, Hindi would jump to the third most ...
Self composed various aspects of love, various feelings, sensations and colors of love with enchanting and melodious words of Hindi and Urdu language have been presented in a very poetic manner in every episode of this podcast . All the episodes of this podcast are solemnly dedicated to all the...
Some may be surprised to know that there are many Hindi words commonly in use in America and other English speaking countries. Those words include bungalow, karma, yoga, and even the word thug! Writing and Grammar are particularly difficult when it comes to learning Hindi, whereas speaking is...
Hindi is, along with English, one of the 22 officiallanguages of India, the second-most inhabited country in the world. India’s incredible linguistic diversity (more than 121 languages coexist) explains the high rate of non-native speakers who use Hindi as a lingua franca. In addition to ...
The ancient Hindis liked it so much they named it “Brahmi”, after the supreme god Brahma.Bacopa Monnieri is an adaptogen. It helps prevent the chemical and physical effects of stress. Instead of just suppressing them like many modern antidepressants....