maybe you meant
- Assamese
- Bengali
- Bhojpuri
- Hindi
- Bihari
- Kanikkaran
- Urdu
- Oriya
- Sindhi
- Maithili
- Punjabi
- Santali
- Kannada
- Tamil
- Telugu
- Malayalam
- Kashmiri
- Ladakhi
- Gujarati
- Angika
- Aariya
- Konkani
- Rajasthani
- Sadri
- Surajpuri
- Sherpa
- Sikkimese
- Nepali
- Lepcha
- Limbu
- Nimadi
- Mishing
- Banjari
- Bhil
- Bhili
- Braj Bhasha
- Marwari
- Mewari
- Bhili
- Tai Phake
- Tani
- Turung
- Aruvu
- Musasa
- Badaga
- Irula
- Saurashtra
- Paniya
- Tulu
- Allar
- Aranadan
- Thanjavur Marathi
- Toda
- Bishnupriya
- Chakma
- Chittagonian
- English
- Pali
- Rangpuri
- Rohingya
- Sadri
- Sylheti
- Hajong
- Shö
- A’Tong
- Bawm
- Sak
- Kukish
- Falam
- Garo
- Haka
- Khumi
- Koch
- Kokborok
- Megam
- Meitei Manipuri
- Mizo
- Mru
- Pangkhua
- Rakhine
- Marma
- Riang
- Tangchangya
- Tippera
- Usoi
- Khasi
- Koda
- Mundari
- Pnar
- Santali
- War-Jaintia
- Kurukh
- Sauria Paharia
- Arabic
- Aka-Bo
- Aka-Cari
- Aka-Kede
- Aka-Kol
- Aka-Kora
- Akar-Bale
- Oko-Juwoi
- A-Pucikwar
- Aka-Jeru
- Aka-Bea
- Önge
- Jangil
- Nancowry
- Camorta
- Car
- Katchal
This is so important.
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS!
Reblogs this x1000 to try to get rid of cultural ignorance when it comes to this. Because breaking down Indian stereotypes in particular is incredibly important to me for many reasons.
I love this post so much because the only reason I’ve ever heard of Urdu is because I’m lucky enough to be friends with Indian and Pakistani girls. The other thing I learned is the difference between desi culture and Arabic or middle eastern cultures.
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