Do people in India speak Spanish?
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Are you going to India?  You write English so must speak it, and Spanish.  People from India do speak English, but as far as Spanish check your translations before you go, could be kind of embarrassing or yet traumatic.  One more thing India is pretty populated with diverse dialects. You could also visit the Yahoo India answers site.  Have a safe trip.
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If you love Spanish, and are fluent or are Spanish go have a wonderful life, My Sister lived in Spain but never spoke much Spanish, she loved it there and sent a flight for our mother to go visit while her husband was stationed there in the service.
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You will find that all Spanish speaking countries speak spanish.\n\nSeriously, go to http://www.fllt.udel.edu/span105/hisparl.html\nyou'll find the list of Spanish speaking countries there
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Yes. The brits learned Hindi in India so they could hear when their servants were cracking jokes at their expense.
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no. people from Spain are spanish.
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The Spanish sure did much to disseminate Indian cultures...BUTT... Indian peoples seem to have originated in Asia and not Spain. Today most South Americans, Caribbean and places like Australia seem to have large populations of Aborigine and Indian types.
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Common langague is Hindi and English.\n\nRecognized national languages of India\nA further 22 languages are scheduled for official use:\n\nAssamese — official language of Assam \nBengali — official language of Tripura and West Bengal \nBodo — official language of Assam \nDogri — official language of Jammu and Kashmir \nGujarati — official language of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Gujarat \nHindi — official language of Arunachal Pradesh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Bihar, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal \nKannada — official language of Karnataka \nKashmiri — official language of Jammu and Kashmir \nKonkani — official language of Goa \nMaithili — official language of Bihar \nMalayalam — official language of Kerala and Lakshadweep \nManipuri or Meithei — official language of Manipur \nMarathi — official language of Maharashtra \nNepali — official language of Sikkim \nOriya — official language of Orissa \nPunjabi — official language of Punjab, second official language of Delhi and Haryana \nSanskrit — language of Hinduism, required teaching in many schools \nSantali \nSindhi \nTamil — official language of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry \nTelugu — official language of Andhra Pradesh \nUrdu — official language of Jammu and Kashmir, some districts in Andhra Pradesh, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh \n\nOther popular languages of India\nThese languages have over 5 million speakers but no official status. Many are often considered sub-varieties of Hindi.\n\n\nClosely-related to Hindi\nAwadhi \nBundeli \nChhattisgarhi — language of Chhattisgarh \nHariyanavi (Haryanvi) — language of Haryana \nHindustani — a mixture of Hindi and Urdu, spoken largely in the Northern part of India. \nKanauji — language of Uttar Pradesh \nMarwari — language of Rajasthan
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I really wonder if any Indian, critic or otherwise, said that, because English (printworthy) in India is pretty good.  And it was even better when the English were here.  Probably the English started understanding the reasoning behind why the Indians wanted the English out better when the Indians started speaking to them in their own language.
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english and somewhat spanish
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I think it is. Español es muy importante en la vida.
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Yes there is web site to learn this language its not even hard . Go to www.nativeamericanlanguage.com  I am part indian and go to this site often . It is easy and fun to learn .
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no but i do know that its the state language of karnataka. i went to a wedding in madikeri a few years ago. india is beautiful.
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Spanish and English are in a virtual dead heat to be the second most spoken language in the world. As of 1999, Spanish had 332 million speakers, while English had 322 million\n\nIf mostly English is spoken here, then Spanish is number 2.
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I know people who are hindi but not how to speak the language. I own a punjabi suit ........ does that count.
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Question and Answer in Spanish.
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Well it depends on what the old record was India has so many ppl. Many languages and dialects.
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Yes, besides the www.wordanywhere.com, which has an exclusive Hindi board (of which I am the moderator), you can also reach my blog here:\n\nhttp://spaces.msn.com/members/IndiaLanguageCulture.\n\nMost likely, your query would already have been answered in either of these places. If you have any specific query, simply post it on the blog. I have the blog open most of the time, so you should get your answers in a few hours' time, if not instantly. Note that you need to have a hotmail account before you can post an entry on the blog. \n\nTo make your query, simply hit the "COMMENT" below any of my posts.\n\nCheers,\nSanjay.