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Jkari(Jharivargi:ऑळिਸ਼ Jeḳari) is a Indo-Aryan language spoken in India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Malaysia, and areas of Eastern Asia. The language is spoken by 121 million inhabitant in India, China, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. There are four different dialects: Patna, Zhengzhou, Bengal, and Irrawaddy. The alphabet for the Jkari language is the Jharivargi Script, a mix of Devanagari and Punjabi scripts.

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rdf:type	Language
rdfs:label	Jkari
rdfs:comment	Jkari(Jharivargi:ऑळिਸ਼ Jeḳari) is a Indo-Aryan language spoken in India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Malaysia, and areas of Eastern Asia. The language is spoken by 121 million inhabitant in India, China, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. There are four different dialects: Patna, Zhengzhou, Bengal, and Irrawaddy. The alphabet for the Jkari language is the Jharivargi Script, a mix of Devanagari and Punjabi scripts.
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dbkwik:conlang/pro...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/RdwCf1K8eLZE3qO_jaRylQ==
nativeName	ऑळिਸ਼ Jeḳari
states	India, Bangladesh, China, and Myanmar
iso	jk jki jkr
Name	Jkari
speakers	121000000(xsd:integer)
Region	South and East Asia
Family	Indo-Aryan
abstract	Jkari(Jharivargi:ऑळिਸ਼ Jeḳari) is a Indo-Aryan language spoken in India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Malaysia, and areas of Eastern Asia. The language is spoken by 121 million inhabitant in India, China, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. There are four different dialects: Patna, Zhengzhou, Bengal, and Irrawaddy. The alphabet for the Jkari language is the Jharivargi Script, a mix of Devanagari and Punjabi scripts.

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