Which tense is mostly used in Spoken Hindi?

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All most all tenses are used in languages its depends up to the situation and the requirement of that stage.
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it depends on what u r talking. it can be present tense and past tense as well
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Mostly you will find people using continuous sense in present and past..
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Hindi Lecturer with 2 years of teaching profession at University Level

Present continuous tense.
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English language expert

Well! Depending on the requirement of the situation and the context you need to use the tenses. So there is nothing like one tense being used more than the others.
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All tenses are used as per need
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All three tenses, depends upon the topic you are in conversation. Thank you.
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it depends on the situation where u speak
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Hindi, Sanskrit, Music teacher and bhajan writer & composer.

I think past tense
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Past Tense
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