Hindi Belongs To Indo-European Language Family

Languages listed as Hindi dialects: A Awadhi language B Bagheli language Bagri language Bhadarwahi language Bhojpuri language Braj Bhasha Bundeli language C Chambeali Chhattisgarhi language Churahi D Dhundari language G Gaddi language Garhwali language Gujari language H Hadauti language Haryanvi language Hinduri language J Jaunsari language K Kangri language Kauravi dialect Khortha language Kullui Kumaoni language Kurmali language L Lambadi M Magahi language Mahasu Pahari Malvi language Mandeali Marwari language Mewari language Mewati language N Nagpuri language Nimadi language P Padri dialect Pangwali Powari language R Rajasthani languages S Sadanic languages Sirmauri language Surgujia dialect W Western Pahari

Hindi is Indo-Aryan, and belongs to Indo-European language family. Hindi is spoken by a large population, with over 425 million primary speakers and an additional 120 million learning it as a second language according to Renaissance Translations. Hindi is closely related to other Indo-Aryan languages like Sanskrit and Punjabi. Hindi is also the official language of the Indian Union. Hindi is written in the Devanagari script, which is also used for Sanskrit and other languages. Hindi has many dialects, including Khariboli, which forms the basis of Standard Hindi. Urdu can be said to be dialect of Hindi. When combined with Urdu, Hindi becomes the third most spoken language worldwide. Hindi's development is tied to the Indian subcontinent and has evolved over centuries, with influences from various languages and cultures.