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.
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In Hindi,150 is called "ek sau pachas" and 250 is called "do sau pachas"
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Yes, Hindi is an Indian language and has gained prominence over a period of time back when it got developed through Sanskrit, the mother of all languages.
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Yes, Hindi is an Indian language and has gained prominence over a period of time back when it got developed through Sanskrit, the mother of all languages.
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Yes, Hindi is an Indian language and has gained prominence over a period of time back when it got developed through Sanskrit, the mother of all languages.
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Yes it originated in India , near sindu valley actually most of the sindu people ( old Name of Hindu ) started speaking in Hindi
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I am from odisha. 90 % people speak Hindi in odisha .Hindi dramas are very popular in odisha...
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1. Hindi is the most widely spoken, with 52.8 crore individuals, or 43.6% of the population, declaring it as their mother tongue. 2. Yes HINDI language originate in India
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Hindi is a language that comes from India. It's been around for a very long time and has grown from an older language called Sanskrit. So, yes, Hindi is truly Indian and has been here for a very, very long time!
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