Belarusian reacts to "Geography Now! India"
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- The original video is here - • Geography Now! India
A reaction video to the "Geography Now! India" video and my comments to it. The reaction is in English but I will try to do the Russian subtitles at some point, hopefully.
you have done a good research on the languages spoken in India. I really appreaciate that ❤❤
Thank you! I am glad you like it!
Yup really good research
I appreciate it too ❤️
Lol here I'm learning law, I had heart attack almost the way she said scheduled languages and Hindi one & only official language.
@@avnishnagwanshi There have been a lot of disagreements on the status of the languages in India in the comments here. So was it incorrect about scheduled languages? And about an official language, well, that's what I read in the Constitution.
@@SeagulltheExplorer In short there is only 22 + 1 official languages in India
A. 22(Actual Indian Subcontinent Languages) - mentioned in schedule
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B. 1(English) - enshrined under Art. 343(2) of the constitution.
Background
Why no National language ?
During British India, we had three official language Hindi, English and Urdu. Ya no National language even back then.
Out of these three languages one had to be voted for National language.
1st language
Urdu was majorly associated with Muslim population which came to an end with the separation of Indian part (Now Pakistan). Since the Pakistan already had this as their National language and also this being associated to a religion it would have hurt the sentiments or spirit of multi-religious nation. So they dropped the idea for this right at that moment. But they incorporated this in the schedule as official language, (so don't get confused).
2nd language
Hindi would have been the national language since it achieved the majority through votes but non-hindi speakers didn't agree on this. They started protesting against the govt.
3rd language
So govt. Introduced English & everyone accepted it coz Britain had influence all over Indian subcontinent so the southern part of it India had some bit of English influence too but govt. didn't wanna make a foreign language as their National language, which was forced on their people. At the same time they didn't have any other language to make a national language, so they made it official language along with Hindi and some other regional languages. It was initially supposed to be for only 15yrs (till 1965) after commencement of Constitution (26/Jan/1950). They thought within this time span everyone gonna get mature enough to accept their own language as their National language but it never happened. It's the reason why we have only official languages not national. With time, the new amendments added more and more official languages to the 8th schedule.
What is schedule and what makes it different from constitution?
Schedules are part of the constitution itself. They contain extras and miscellaneous stuffs of the consti. If they have been directly incorporated within the const. It would have been even bulkier so the constitution makers separated constitution and schedules to kind of distribute the bulkiness.
Our Constitution is so complicated that's the reason many Philosophers consider India to be heaven for lawyers. It's too difficult for an normal individual to understand the insights of this damn book.
I didn't cover the whole aspect of it but I think this is more than enough to make understand what is what.
As a law student, I felt bad when u were confused but I knew it's difficult for an outsider to understand something that even my people don't know about properly, even though they follow this on daily basis. What I wrote up there is just a casual sarcastic joke that we do with each other in our law college. Probably its in our blood we every damn time react sarcastically. So don't take it seriously. You did ur best. I know how hard it is to read someone else's constitution when u have never studied same kind of tricky constitution before.
Six seasons: varies between regions. But broadly speaking:
1. grishma = summer (apr-may)
2. Varsha = rains ( jun-jul)
3. Sharat = Autumn (Aug-sep)
4. Hemant = pre-winter (Oct-Nov)
5. Shishir = winter(Dec-Jan)
6. Vasant = spring (feb-mar)
Also in languages, you mentioned Sanskrit. Tamil is also an ancient language. Perhaps just as old as Sanskrit. And it’s still spoken, albeit in its modern form, by a very large number of people in India and the diasporas.
Thank you for clarifying! And for pointing out the Tamil language, for some reason I haven't learned about Tamil, but I will look it up.
গ্রীষ্ম - summer
বর্ষা - monsoon
শরৎ - autumn
হেমন্ত - pre winter and post monsoon
শীত - winter
বসন্ত - spring
Guess the language
@@jaydeepsen4769 Bangla
@Chachu P so what? 😕
@@thegreatestofalltime777 nothing but fact
The best reaction video by a foreigner youtuber on indian geography.
Your research on indian languadges is so good.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it!
Sanskrit is called mother of all languages originating like Hindu and English- many words comes from Sanskrit.
fun fact - near my city "leh" there is a small city called "drass"{coldest city or town of india} and drass is the second coldest place in the world after serbia
but india's coldest place is siachen glaciers which he mentioned in the video there is no one living there because temperature falls to -70 degrees celcius and even -90 in peak winters but indian army is 24/7 in that glacier because it is near to the border.
Thanks for sharing, is it also cold in your city too?
It's a common thing to think that India is a very hot country, people somehow forget that its territory is big. It's the same as thinking that Russia is always cold.
@@SeagulltheExplorer in leh the lowest temperatue goes to -30 degree but now it's -5 degree celcius as it is summer time
plz plz also watch "india in 11 minutes"
@@ram.ram.saryane8121 Oh wow, you really live in one of the coldest area of India. I will watch the video, of course, thanks!
@@SeagulltheExplorer "It's a common thing to think that India is a very hot country" Because half of its weather is hot and other half is moderate weather to very cold weather. I dont understand Himalayans in In India so how come some people by default assume that all of India is very hot? hmmm now I have learnt what is pre Judies.
@@SeagulltheExplorer Quite unique actually. The Leh guy lives in such a cold temperature while the Indian city where I live, temperatures can go up to 49-50 degrees Celsius sometimes during peak summers
32:00 .. According to popular theory .. it was a BBC UK journalist who coined the term B0llywood in 1960s .. Indians never named it so ... Indian Cinema is there since 1910s starting majorly in city of Mumbai (Bombay then) .. It was called Hindi Cinema or Bombay Cinema ... other regions of India also had their own Cinema established since long .. specially in Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad ,etc.
Ah, thanks for this insight!
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Tollywood (bengali film industry, not the telegu tollywood) was the very first Hollywood-inspired name, dating back to a 1932 article in the American Cinematographer by Wilford E. Deming, an American engineer who was involved in the production of the first Indian sound film.
All other indian film industry adopted that naming style later.
This video is kinda okay I would say because it's like a drop of water in ocean. And it's better to check recent videos, or from Indian creators or who knows well about India or who have been atleast once in their life. So i wanna suggest you some videos that will give you more information about India and make you clear -
1. Incredible India world's most unique nation
2. India in 11 minutes
3. 12 invention you should thank India for
4. 15 things you didn't know about India
5. Why India is like another planet
6. World without India
7. Why is India great pt1, pt2
8. TATA s business empire pt1 , pt2
9. Things where India is world leader
Etc .... This list will never end if you go for it because everyday you will be informed a new thing is happening in India.
Oh, thank you so much for sharing the list! I will surely watch them.
But you're right, GN's videos cover only a small fraction about each country, but I am still glad they are doing it, as there are coutries less known than India for example, and the authprs make those countries known at least to somebody.
I am really happy that you had some basic knowledge about india😊..thank you for understanding out culture...btw..as you are interested in languages
In ancient times..sanskrit was the most widely used language in india..sanskrit was mostly an oral based language...later the writings emerged from the brahmi script...As time went on sanskrit started branching into other languages like ..marathi , bengali , hindi, punjabi etc..
In south india ,its completely different , tamil is one of the world's oldest language , was written in a completely different script...the tamils had great amount of influence in south east asia.
modern day khmer, thai , bahasa indonesian , burmese and other south eastern language scripts emerged from the tamil-pallava script
There are many tamil words in korean language also, it is said that a princess from the south travelled to korea and married kim suro(the prince)
there are 5 states in south india...
1. tamil nadu state speaks tamil
2. Andra pradesh and Telangana speak telugu language
3. Kerala speaks Malayalam
4, Karnataka speaks Kannada
the chola empire of tamil nadu had huge amount of influence in south east asia...
they once ruled most of south east and are one among the longest ruling empires in the world(for more than 1550 years)
sorry for the long text..hope you would read this
some other videos i would recommend on history/language of india would be:
1.States and territories by geography now : ua-cam.com/video/8RhRokdQtoo/v-deo.html
2. Who are the tamils by cogito : ua-cam.com/video/fh4RNP4bMWk/v-deo.html
3. Kalaripayattu,the world's oldest martial art by digg : ua-cam.com/video/oI84oM_bJeg/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for your comment! No worries about the length, when it comes to languages I am ready to read long texts, books etc. I am a true language nerd, so thanks for sharing this! India is so interesting and rich in terms of languages, and I like it! And I will certainly check the videos you recommended.
+1 to the video by Cogito (the one linked above) it's pretty good
You are absolutely right. In India especially where it's possible to have, 6 seasons are recognized winter, spring, summer, monsoon, autumn, late autumn (or the season of fog and mist). But in southern india its mostly summer and monsoon (in many parts its twice a year, due to retreating monsoon winds).
Also additional info, hindi was recognized as national language as you said after independence.
But the southern states especially Tamil Nadu didn't like it. Since they are really proud about their language and the whole tamilian culture is based on language in its forefront.
And for centuries tamilains have prevented the sanskritization of their languages.
On the contrary Malayalam (spoken in the neighboring state of kerala) has been encroached by sanskrit. So you can understand they had a strong feeling towards sanskrit. Even to this day you don't expect Tamils to speak a word of any Sanskrit based languages especially Hindi.
So there was a Tamil language movement back in 50s and 60s, where they said they would rather speak the language of the imperials than hindi. A famous slogan, "Kiss english, than hindi". After that the parliament of India amended the constitution of india and in an ad hoc manner put English in a complicated way and put 22 scheduled languages. And the protests subsided.
Ah, thank you so much for your explanation of the Tamil language. Now it makes a little bit more sense! Tamil seems like a very inetresting language, and it is so good that the people are trying to preserve their language! I hope and wish that Tamil will live to prosper. :)
@@SeagulltheExplorer no worries. It just that they have seen northern Indians as imperialists just coz of language difference. They do have their niche culture. But it's mostly on the same line as the rest of India, let's say religion wise. But over language it's a whole other issue.
But well as long as people are happy, I think it's fine.
But sometimes it becomes difficult for northern indians to travel to Tamil Nadu due to language issues, but a fair amount of tamilains do speak english. If you wish to check about how language influences tamil culture you can check out the video by cogito. Actually I came to know about it from there as well and later on I did a few background checking.
Anyways I hope you have a nice evening.
Tamil is also an ancient language from india
You Have Very good Basic knowledge about india.
Nice Reaction
1)In india there are many Film industries based on different languages but Bollywood is mostly famous outside India.
2) India's Every State has it's own Regional Language and English is Common all over India to Communicate eachother, but North Indian speaks Hindi mostly.
3) If you would like to Reacts Indian Movies Trailers, it will Boost your channel number views and subscribers,
I will Suggest you also if u want,,
THANK YOU ☺️
Thank you! And thnks for the clarifications!
I am not sure if I will record a video about reactions to Indian movies but it will interesting and fun to do it! Please, suggest some! :)
@Seagull the Explorer Reacts to this songs, very interesting dance in this and also this song is trending in india right now *Naatu Naatu Full Video Song (Telugu) [4K]| RRR Songs*
@@SeagulltheExplorer If you do reaction, First movie " teaser " i a wanna suggest to you the most recent teaser of the movie called " Dhakkad " A female lead character, I think that will be a good start to react on indian movies ❤
All types of landscapes found in India
Cold Desert, Hot desert, Beaches, Plain, plateau, Taiga, Tundra, Wetland, Mountain, Mountain range, Coast, Littoral zone, Glacier, snow, Shrubland, Forest, Rainforest, Woodland, Jungle, Moors, Steppe, Valley, Islands, Volcano 🌋 also in Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India.
It is also land of spirituality, peace. And last but not the least it has unity in diversity. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I am 19 and I as Indian went to every State of India but still every city to city and village to village are different region, wonderful cultures and Architecture you will get to see, Even in Languages and food also.
You have to spent many years to explore whole India.
According to the People's Linguistic Survey of India, India has the second highest number of languages (780), after Papua New Guinea (840). Ethnologue lists a lower number of 456. Language families of the Indian subcontinent; Nihali, Kusunda and Thai languages are not shown.
As Indian yeah not just state has different languages but in a state different district has different types of speaking from one languages.
Like I am from Gujarat who speak Gujarati but in Surati form.
at some other cities or district there are same Gujarati but in other form like Standard Gujarati (which includes the varieties spoken in Mumbai and Ahmedabad), Surati, Kathiyawadi, Kharwa, Khakari, Tarimukhi, Kutchi, etc.
In little north and west Gujarat we have Sindhi also.
And I can speak
1. Hindi,
2. English,
3. Gujarati (4 different types: Standard Gujarati, Surati, Kathiyawadi, Kutchi)
4. Marwadi,
5. Marathi,
6. Punjabi
7. Little bit of Japanese(Learning)
8. Want to learn Sanskrit
In India there are 28 states and 22 official language out of which Meghalaya one of the 7sister use English as an official language so yes English is an official language 😁😁
I agree, English has an official status in some states, but as far as I understood, it is not an official language of the country as a whole. But of course I might be mistaken, I mentioned in the video that the situation with languages in India is complicated, mch mre complucated than in a lot of countries, but which makes it even more interesting! :)
Makes no sense why is English official language instead of a local language?? You guys have to change that.
@@whocares3132 we tried and still doing but the decision to take is the Centre..
@@mikkimouse6057 what?? NO The decision is yours and your local Govt. Center can not tell a state what to do.
@@whocares3132 No the government has raised the issue but it's the centre i remember I was in that raly.
India's population has actually begun decreasing now
Oh wow! That's something unexpected!
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- 🇮🇳.. Thank You for sharing your reaction.
You can react to " States and Union Territories of India" by Geography Now. It will go well with this reaction, as more comprehensive approach to Indian Geography..!!
Thanks! I will make the reaction to the other video too, but a bit later, as I have the whole list of requests to make. I am also a fan of history, so perhaps I will react to some video that tells the history of India, which is so interesting.
@@SeagulltheExplorer don’t go into ‘history of India’. It’s an extremely controversial topic especially today. I’m sure you wouldn’t want to attract negativity on your channel. Just a warning. You can explore other topics though. Also, avoid Tamil and Sanskrit topics too as it’s associated with history.
@@mehroseemehrosee3887 Oh really? I didn't know, thank you for the warning!
According to the People's Linguistic Survey of India, India has the second highest number of languages (780), after Papua New Guinea (840). Ethnologue lists a lower number of 456. Language families of the Indian subcontinent; Nihali, Kusunda and Thai languages are not shown.
Belarus 🇧🇾 ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Being an Indian I think Our Mother India has Thousands of languages because our state Sikkim(North-East India) which is 2nd smallest state of India has more than 11 official languages.
Jai Hind!
Lot's of love from India ❤
Thanks!
It's interesting how Hindi and many other North Indian languages are in the indo-european language family for example in Russian and maybe Belarusian ”Ti maya ili ne maya" is "Tu mera ya nahi mera” in Hindi meaning "you're mine or not mine" in english. Similar but not the same, you can see how they are distantly related
Yeah, when you think about it, it is so amazing! Just imagine how a language in India can be related to a language in Europe, the distance is enormous, and still there is a relation.
That, and the Hindi word “svatantrata” (freedom) and Russian/Ukrainian “svobody” and Belarusian “svabodi”, both of which are exactly what it means
Impressed with your knowledge about india .
India is the second english spoken country in the world .
The top color in Indian flag is "Saffron" (Deep Saffron) to be exact, and not orange. In Indian religions, this color indicates sacrifice, courage, religious abstinence, and the quest for light and salvation (Moksha).
Your reaction is unique 👌
If u come to my beautiful country 🇮🇳 plz also visit my state- Madhya pradesh
It is in center of india
*Best for eco tourism
*Khajuraho group of temples- unique temples known for its erotic sculptures
*sanchi- biggest stupa
Thank you! I am glad you like my reaction! And thank you for the recommendations of the places to visit, now I have such a long list, I don't know when I am able to see all these amazing places!
English is also official languages not only Hindi
And there are 22 official languages in India but for central government purpose they use English and Hindi . but for state government they use states official language and english
My state is Kerala our official language is malayalam and English .
In india states are formed base on common language
It is not simple with languages in India, huh?! :)
@@SeagulltheExplorer its not simple but we use English as the common language to speak between the states. In north India there are few states who have Hindi as commonly official language. So among them Hindi is used instead of English. But in south its not easy because for us Hindi is very difficult to learn so we prefer English. There where several attempt made by central government to impose Hindi on southern states but we are resisting. Many of the protesters set them self on fire (after independence) so after that they add English as official language along with Hindi in central government purposes .so talking about language is very controversial .
@@SeagulltheExplorer India is not like other countries it's a union of states with different languages, culture, system etc....
You really did very hard work 👏
......congrats
Thank you! I am glad you like it!
😍😍 nice to see a belarus citizen react on Indian things..
Nice 👍
Keep growing mam..
Love from India🇮🇳 🥰🥰
Thank you! I am glad you like it! I hope to react to some more videos about India soon.
I found this channel randomly ... Btw
Your videos are always so nice to watch... I wish you a lot of success with the channel and happy life.
.. Thank you for sharing your reaction.
🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you so much! I am so glad you like my videos! I will try to keep up.
And I am also wishing all the best!
Wow you have done lots of research about India. Lots of love from India. We don't like nepotism in bollywood.
Leave it man we don't care if movies r good then who cares and nepotism is everywhere in south Indian Industries it is more than Bollywood also
Thank you! I am glad you you appreciate it.
Great reaction 👍🏻
Thanks!
There is another video about India by the same channel .....
TItle - "The States + territories of India EXPLAINED Geography Now!"
Plz react to that video also .
It will be an interesting video to watch and react. Thank you for your request!
your research on languages of India was very impressive 😊
Thank you! But with languages in India it is so complicated but also interesting, I will make more research on them, as there are so many languages and all are unique and have their appeal!
@@SeagulltheExplorer yes pls
I am sure u will find it interesting
I am from state of kerala ie south of India . My mother tongue is Malayalam which is a mix of Tamil and Sanskrit . It is a dravidian language
If u r interested , pls do research on dravidian languages . Tamil is also dravidian language
Tamil is one of the oldest languages in the world like Sanskrit but the difference is that Tamil is still spoken all across the world like Malaysia, Singapore
Nice talking with you
@@abelabrahom207 Thank you! I will definitely take a look at Tamil. Numerous people already pointed out this language, and I am interested to learn something about it.
The top color of Indian flag is not actually "orange", its a bit 'saffrony'. Thanks for this video, much love..:)
Yeah, someone already mentioned that, but honestly I haven't heard about such a colour before. So thanks for expanding my horizons!
@@SeagulltheExplorer It gets its name from this really rare and expensive spice which is that particular shade
There is not just Bollywood because in India we have 22 official language and most of them have their own Film Industry and if you combine all of them it will overtake US easily. And also we have world's largest film City Ramoji Film City.
But Indian film industry does overtake the US one, no? I was just really surprised about Nigerian film industry. :)
Approximately 2-2.5 billion people can understand Hindi (1.4billion indian+.25 billion Pakistani+.2 billion Bangladeshi+40 million afganistani+30 millions Nepali+ 800000 bhutani + 32million overseas Indian)
Approximately 25-30% people can understand Hindi
Several muslim country understand indian culture.
And dont forget Asia has more than 1/2 population of world.
Lots of country investing in indian movies industry
Ex- UAE planning to Invest 62 billion dollar ( in future others gulf countries can invest )
So it possible indian movies industry can overtake Hollywood
The whole world watches American movies. Bollywood nor any Indian media has nowhere near the international appeal.
@@res3382
No
We cant force any ony
@@res3382
Whole world is not watching
Hollywood
(whole world including approximately 8 billion people)
There are more than 10000(10k) dialects in INDIA
So my family was hindu before , but I am 4th generation of christian follower 😅
indian flag colors are
saffron
white
green
we have 22 offical languages and 1200 recognised language
In India, language changes in every 15 to 20 kilometres
1200 those r not languages those r dialects and she is right hindi is the official language according to constitution and those 22 languages are scheduled so yeah kind of official but not on national level
@@vidhansahu Thank you for confirming my research!
Oh, I didn't know that the colour is called "saffron". Thanks for the clarification!
@@vidhansahu hindi is not the official language but it's one of the official languages among 22
@@shubhamtubu8027 chutiye see indian constitution it's available in internet hindi is the sole official language of india those 22 national languages are a myth created by government to fool people
since i came across your video i recomend you to have
Vegetarian dishes like Dosa, palakpaneer, Dal makhni, Snack: Samosa
Naan bread, Rumali roti, Butter Naan, Kulcha
Non vegetarian Dishes like Malai Kofta, Biriyani, Rogan Josh, Butter chicken, chicken Tikka masala, Mughalai Chicken, Kheema roti, Tandoori chicken
Desert Section: GulaabJamun, Rasagulla, Jelebi,
I wish you have 1 from vegetarian secton 2 from non veg section breads according to contant watch a video before you visit Restaurant.
Caution: Above mentioned foods might be spicy proceed with caution.
Oh, thanks so much for the recommendations! I will save them all and when I am in India I will try to follow your advice!
In my State We use ....Gujarati + english in document at Office
But we Communicate eachother with gujarati+hindi😂
in my Area no one Speak English but they write all things in English....
& While no one write anything in hindi but Alwayse Talk in hindi😂😂😂...thing's is too much Complicated in my city😂
Haha, it is complicated indeed!
Belarus is Russia's friend so automatically it becomes India's friend
Yes you are correct on the language issue. Fun fact: in the beginning, only hindi was the official language. But it was mostly spoken in the northern regions. Southern Indian states didn't like hindi to be chosen as the official language. They protested against this. Then english was also included as another official language because english could incorporate these states too. Every southern state had a different language(s), but they more or less spoke english as well.
And yes, the difference in number of languages is because of the difference in opinion on what is considered a language and what a dialect.
Yep, when I did the research on the languages in India, it was so confusing but also very interesring. For me as a language nerd every weird thing about languages is a cool thing!
Natalya . Доброе пожаловать .
India have 22 national language
With 2 official language
9:20
Saffron, white and green
Very smar reaction video, loved it
Thank you!
You knowledge of indian language is really good 👍
As you learnt about India, I also hope to learn about Belarus. Can you recommend some good videos to know more about Belarus?
Actually, every 50 kilometers the dialect changes and every 300 kilometers the languages, cultures, traditions will completely change. Hindi is like a linking language between northern states but English is kind of merge the whole country. Moreover, every indian is a bi or trilingual for sure. In short, India itself is not a country it's a seperate continent. You can find beaches, desert, volcano, snow, heat, waterfalls, dense forests, rainy area, seasons, elevations, island....we got them all! Keep doing more content about India. Love from Tamilnadu 😇❤
Я живу в городе Колката в Западной Бенгалии в Индии.🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
Приятно познакомиться!
plz plz plz also check out india in 11 minutes
you will have fun i am sure
love from leh, india
I will add it to my list of next reactions. :) Thank you!
Well ...nice reaction
Hahah constitution is itself written in English 🤣🤣😝
Thanks! And yeah, I read it in English.
The information in the constitution and the internet is based on census which doesn't happen every year and also census just considers mother tongue, so the numbers are wayyyyyy off .
As Benjamin Disraeli said "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." So yeah, I understand that the numbers can be wrong, but we don't have any other.
hindi is not an official language of india.. 9 states used hindi as official language.. and there is also 7 state in India which used english as an official language along with local language, dialect or creole
You may b able to find Indian restaurant in Belarus
I think there are some, yeah. But I am not in Belarus at the moment, I will try to find it in Georgia.
I am Malayali from India 😁❤️
Nice to meet you!
I am a indian No official language in India I speak only in Tamil language
2 official language in India Hindi and english
Sorry but here is a catch we do have 466 language in total but we also have more than 1600 languages as minor variations
As fas as I understood, these 464 (447) languages are considered and recognised as languages, others are thought to be dialects, but of course it is always hard to draw the line between a language and its dialect.
Love from india .
Thank you!
you make it complicated! 🤣
it's very simple!
there is no national language, our constitution was written in Hindi and English but Hindi is not implemented as national language.
So, every state has it's first official language.
Gujarat speaks Gujrati, Maharashtra speaks Marathi, Hariyana speaks Hariyanvi, UP speaks Hindi and Urdu, Bengal speaks Bengali, Tamilnadu speaks Tamil, but Telengana and Andhra Pradesh both state speaks Telugu, hence
22 recognised official language.
English is the second official language allover in India.(everyone has to learn English in schools)
Hindi is widely spoken in North India. (reason Bollywood)
You have option to study/write in the exam, write to government officials in any of 3 languages, your state official language, English or Hindi.
Our area has 4th option as Nepali because of significant number of Nepali people living in this area.
Check the name of the train station written on board.
a person in India speaks atleast 2 language. i speak 4 and 1/2, understand more than 8.😂
Right, very easy! :)
You gave me a good vibe, Btw where are you from?
Thanks! Originally, I am from Belarus.
india have 22 official Language Hindi and English is the constitution Language
Actually in India tamil is older than samascrit and and not only Hindi is an official language there are 16 official language are there and that languages mentioned indiyan money.and if you want to know the tamizh history in you tube videos there with sub title it's called the tamizhi (tamili) produced by hip-hop tamilan based on research evidence you can see.tamil is an oldest language in india
Thank you! I will check those videos out.
@Varun Bhardwaj i agree but tamil is an older than samascrit you can watch tamili series actually it's in Tamil audio with English subtitles you may get clear confirmation
India's flag does not have Orange color. It is Saffron.
Yeah, a lot of people already mentioned that. Now I know, thanks!
You are correct about language.
Nice reaction ❤️
Thank you!
Thanks for the reaction.. Love & regards from a patrotic Indian domiciled in Hong Kong. 🙏💖
Thank you! Hope I can visit both India and Hong King some day!
How many Indians are currently living in Heung gong?
It is true
English is also an official language bro
I am from india
Best wildlife avbl in India.
Lions, Tigers, leopards, cheetah, elephants, lots of deer verity, king cobra & other types of snakes, crocodiles, giant bears etc
India has no official language ...
But we use 3 languages for official use or purpose -
1. English (because it's fancy)
2. Hindi (more people use it )
3. State language (most people of that state use it , or know it )
So , the language barrier is removed 😅
So as an Indian he/she must be understanding close to 4-5 languages , so it's doesn't create any problems
How many languages do you speak then? :)
@@SeagulltheExplorer 5 languages 😅
@@infinitystuneshub111 Wow! Cool!
22 official launch, check Indian Curancy
One of best reaction, do more stuff on India and geography os India and its state.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it. I am taking some time off from making reaction videos, but when I return, I will surelly watch some more videos on India, it is such a diverse culture!
2 official language
Hindi and English
Good research but lot of work yet to be done
If you mean languages, then totally agreed!
Please do this Sadhguru video,
The Four Parts of the Mind - Vinita Bali with
Sadhguru
This one is 13 min 22 seconds long. If you can react to it soonest, We will be grateful and waiting. Bye bye. With lots of appreciation. Sadhguru well known around the planet. Kindly do it.
If you consider languages. Nobody has given proper numbers. Northeast India alone has more than 400 languages. So I truly believe India has highest number of language diversity. I am from Sikkim the least populated and 2nd smallest state and it has 12 languages.
It is a question of how to differenciate a language and its dialect. That's why numbers can be different.
ya we have many seasons..
Thanks for answering my question!
Hindi is not natuonal language, im from mizoram india, here, we never speak hindi. Our state government never use hindi as well. Sonia Gandhi us One of the most powerful politician in india is italian origin. I think that why he shows italian map.
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Thank you for your request! I am not sure it will be a good reaction though as I really don't know anything about history of Indonesia. I need to do some reading first n the topic and then I will watch and react to the video you suggested.
Hello madam english and hindi is the official language
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Good reaction info
Just now the video is old 😅
Of course, I understand that sometimes events are happening way faster than we are expecting. :) Still they have some info that will be the same for a long time.
British build cast system in india
North doesn't speak bengali.it is spoken in east.wrong information
Wow u have done research before reacting very nice
Yep, I always do some research on the languages before making a reaction video. I just love languages, they can show a substantial part of the culture of the country.
@@दीपकनागर-थ5छ It is very interesting! Thank you very much for sharing! It is so good that such an old language as Sanskrit has original records, as there are so many languages that don't have any records left, and it is so sad.
Loved it.🤓
Thanks!
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Last time I checked, being cute wasn't offensive. XD
You won't believe what people can consider offensive. :)
Most spoken language is English compar to us
I'm the 1k th like 😍
Yay! Thank you!
That guys is wrong about movies
Can you explain his mistake? I am interested to know.
@@SeagulltheExplorer yes of course not all movies are like full of songs and always happy ending . there are all types of movies in India like rest of the world so that point is wrong.
I have a recommendation a movie from my state language Malayalam its got several awards from different film festival around the globe. It was the official Oscar nomination from India last year name :-"Jallikattu" by lijo Jose pelliserry(LJP).SORRY MY ENGLISH IS NOT GOOD .
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22 official language.. no national language
Two official language hindi and English because most of all government and Supreme Court are in English
😂 even indians are confused about this
And I'm living in romania 🇷🇴. I find very difficult to tell about india to others because it's endless and confusing where to start
We have 29 states but you feel like visiting 29 countries not by language but by culture differences and dressing , mostly we communicate in English mainly south and North Indian or in hindi
Yeah, I already received quite a lot of comments about the language situation in India, and the comments sometimes contradict each other, so I realize it is confusing not only for us - outsiders. :)
this video is funny and many information is hearsay and not well researched.... dear friend i will suggest foreigners to view and react on indian videos and cities plus tourism blogs... you will learn a lot.... please react on 'incredible india.... most unique nation' and 'india in 11 minutes'... to start with..... best wishes....
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I have this feeling that you might have heard the Indian song 'Jimmy Jimmy Aaja Aaja' during your childhood
Edit: India has two official languages, Hindi and English
And you are right, I definitely heard the song and it was quite popular at some point!
wrong 464 language correct 1600 more
Try to watch malayalam movies highly recommended
Thanks for your recommendation!
Languages i know (oral and written),
Hindi ( 1 st language )
Marathi ( 2nd language)
English ( 3rd language )
Marwadi
Sanskrit
Kokani
Language i can understand ( oraly )
Urdu
Gujrati
Punjabi
Kannad
Impressive!
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