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Facts about Haryanvi
Haryanvi is a language of the Hindustani group spoken in India and considered to be the northernmost variety of Hindi, although there is no mutual understanding between the two languages. The closest language seems to be Braj Bhasha. Haryanvi is written with the Devanagari alphabet, and is used in films, TV, music and education.
- Language code (ISO 639-3):
bgc
- Autonyms (how to write "Haryanvi" in Haryanvi):
हरियाणवी / हरयाणवी
- Other names for "Haryanvi":
Bangaru, Banger, Bangri, Bangru, Chamarwa, Desari, Hariani, Hariyani, Haryani, Jatu
- The Haryanvi language is spoken in:
India (Haryana and Delhi regions)
- Ethnicity:
Haryanvi people
- Native speakers:
9,810,900 (2011)