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Mallika Shanbhag

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Ok Structure, but largely incorrect pronunciation

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Revisado: 04-04-25

The Hindi pronunciation in this book is more from central/eastern India containing common “mispronunciations” like “saayad” instead of “shaayad”.

This is generally considered “incorrect Hindi” and is often hard to understand for mainstream Indians.

The more complex history here is that colloquially spoken Hindi isn’t one language, but a hodge podge of multiple languages, that change in dialect and pronunciation from state to state, and often town to town. The Indian government has tried to standardize this with a version that’s taught officially in Indian schools. So standard Hindi is a language that is native to no one, yet comprehensible to most.

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