How Indian is the Hindi language? Did the language originate in India?

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Hindi is a descendant of Sanskrit, which is an ancient Indian language. It has been influenced by languages such as Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Portuguese and English, and it is part of the language family known as the Indo-European language family.
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Hindi is a descendant of Sanskrit, which is an ancient Indian language. It has been influenced by languages such as Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Portuguese and English, and it is part of the language family known as the Indo-European language family.
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Hindi is a descendant of Sanskrit, which is an ancient Indian language. It has been influenced by languages such as Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Portuguese and English, and it is part of the language family known as the Indo-European language family.
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Hindi is a descendant of Sanskrit, which is an ancient Indian language. It has been influenced by languages such as Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Portuguese and English, and it is part of the language family known as the Indo-European language family.
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