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**doctorzlo** · 10-11-2006, 08:00 AM

I have read in many books taht Hindi actually originated in the Deccan area, not in Delhi.

No mate! That doesn't make sense. Hndi is closer to north indian languages like haryanvi nepali bengali not deccan languages. Under Hyderbad Nawab Hindustani got a presence in the area that's all. Actually its called Deccani. You could take that as a Dialect. Remember Bhojpuri(Bihar) is also lingustically counted as Hindi. I would say Hindi is a collection of various Dialects.

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doctorzlo Join Date Jun 2006 Posts 4,488 Senior Member	I have read in many books taht Hindi actually originated in the Deccan area, not in Delhi. No mate! That doesn't make sense. Hndi is closer to north indian languages like haryanvi nepali bengali not deccan languages. Under Hyderbad Nawab Hindustani got a presence in the area that's all. Actually its called Deccani. You could take that as a Dialect. Remember Bhojpuri(Bihar) is also lingustically counted as Hindi. I would say Hindi is a collection of various Dialects.
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