Where in India is the Hindi language spoken?

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In North India majorly in Uttar pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar. It is absolutely common in all big cities of North India.
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In Uttar Pradesh Hindi is the main spoken language (though it does have a touch of Urdu)
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Mostly in Northern part of India .It is spoken in Southern part also but the acsent in not appropriate .If wanted to learn language ,one should learn it from a North Indian teacher .
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Hi Pooja Hindi is spoken vastly in the Northern India in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar. Most North Indian States are comfortable in Hindi despite having a different state language. Thanks
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Mostly in Northern part of India .It is spoken in Southern part also but the acsent in not appropriate .If wanted to learn language ,one should learn it from a North Indian teacher .
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