Angika is considered to be a language that bears significant resemblance with the 'Cham', a dialect chiefly spoken in Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and many more places. Actually it has been categorized into Bihari languages.
This language of Jharkhand known as Bhojpuri has a lot of similitude with the lingos like Urdu, Hindi and Sanskrit. International venues like Guyana, Tobago, Surinam, Mauritius and Fuji have adopted Bhojpuri as one of their principle dialects.
The rest of the Indo-Aryan languages like Bengali, Sadri, Oriya and Hindi are also closely linked. Amongst other common languages at Jharkhand, the Munda languages also have quite a few speakers as well. This particular bunch of languages belongs to the Austro-Asiatic family of languages. The chief feature of the Mundari language that precisely demarcates it from the rest of the dialects includes the use of a trio of grammatical numbers and two animate and inanimate genders. Other languages that belong to this group include Mundari, Ho and Santali.
The Dravidian group of languages approximately includes 73 different lingoes, amongst which Oraon, Paharia and Korwa have penetrated into the household of quite a few residents of Jharkhand.
For further information on language of Jharkhand, please click on the following links:-
- Santhali
- Mundari
- Kurukh
- Khortha
- Nagpuria
- Sadri
- Khariya
- Panchparagnia
- Ho
- Malto
- Karmali
- Hindi in Jharkhand
- Urdu in Jharkhand
- Bengali in Jharkhand
