Gujarati
Language
Gujarati
dialects, Gujarati alphabet, Gujarati orthography, Gujarati
language history and sources
Gujarati
language
Gujarati: It is spoken in the state of Gujarat in western
Number
of Gujarati Speakers: 46 million in
Gujarati Speakers: Gujarati is also spoken in
Language Classification: Indo-European language of the
Indo-Aryan family.
Gujarati Dialects: Seven major dialects exist. Gujarati Alphabet: It is written in Gujarati script, an abugida very similar to Devanagari (the script used for Sanskrit and Hindi), but without the line at the top of the letters. Gujarati Orthography: Called Apabhransa grammar, a corrupted form of languages like Sanskrit and Ardha-magadhi. |
"Free"
instant quote for Gujarati translation by email:
translation@acrusa.net
Gujarati Language History: The history of the
language can be traced back to 12th century.
Gujarati Language Enriched by: Persian language by
Muslim sultans who dominated the country for five centuries.
Gujarati Standardization Efforts: Efforts were made
to standardize Indian scripts to create phonographic
keyboards for Gujarati.
Unique Features of Gujarati: Narasinh Mehta and
Mahatma Gandhi were egalitarian users of Gujatari.
You may
join Gujarati speakers around the world and read Indian
newspaper in Gujarati.
|