Is Punjabi a dialect of the Hindi language?

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In fact, prior to India's independence and the formation of the Punjab province in 1966, Punjabi was considered a dialect of Hindi.
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no, punjabi is not a dialect of hindi langauge
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Yes it is a dialect of Hindi
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No , they mostly use punjabi Language
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No. Punjabi are Hindi are two distinct languages having their own unique history, vocabulary and writing system
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no, punjabi is not a dialect of hindi langauge
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No, but prior to India's independence and the formation of the Punjab province in 1966, Punjabi was considered a dialect of Hindi
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No, Punjabi is not a dialect of the Hindi language; it's a distinct language in its own right, spoken primarily in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan.
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