Name: DRAVIDIAN ..LANGUAGE..
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[Audio] Hlo guys we are explaining about Dravidian language. 

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[Audio] What is Dravidian language?
The Dravidian language family is a group of languages spoken by over 250 million people in southern India, north-east Sri Lanka, and south-west Pakistan 1. The family is divided into four groups: Northern, Central, South-Central, and South 1
The Dravidian language family has a rich history and culture. The earliest known Dravidian language inscriptions date back to the 2nd century BCE and were found in the Madurai and Tirunelveli districts of Tamil Nadu 1.. 

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The Dravidian language family is a group of languages spoken by over 250 million people in southern India, north-east Sri Lanka, and south-west Pakistan 1. The family is divided into four groups: Northern, Central, South-Central, and South 1 The Dravidian language family has a rich history and culture. The earliest known Dravidian language inscriptions date back to the 2nd century BCE and were found in the Madurai and Tirunelveli districts of Tamil Nadu 1.

[Audio] Types of dravidian languages
Here is a list of the 24 subgroups of the Dravidian language family 1:
Thet are Brahui
Malto
Kurukh
Kolami
Naiki
Parji
Gadaba
Gondi
Konda-Dora
Kui
Kuvi
Ollari
And some other sub groups are there. 

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Pengo Remo Savara Toda Kannada Tamil-Kannada

Tamil-Kodagu Tamil-Malayalam Toda-Kota Telugu-Kui Telugu Malayalam

Here is a list of the 24 subgroups of the Dravidian language family 1:

[Audio] The Dravidian languages form a close-knit family. Most scholars agree on four groups:[
First one is South Dravidian
They are Tamil–Kannada
Tamil languages, including Tamil
Malayalam languages, including Malayalam
Irula
Second one is South-Central Dravidian They are Telugu languages, including Telugu
Gondi-Kui
Gondi languages
Third one is Central Dravidian
They are Kolami
Naiki
Gadaba
Fourth one is North Dravidian
They are Kurukh–Malto
Kurukh. 

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The Dravidian languages form a close-knit family. Most scholars agree on four groups:[33] South Dravidian (Tamil–Tulu, or South Dravidian I)[34][35] Tamil–Kannada Tamil languages, including Tamil Malayalam languages, including Malayalam Irula Kodava Toda Kota Kannada languages, including Kannada and Badaga Koraga Tulu Kudiya South-Central Dravidian (Telugu-Kui, or South Dravidian II)[34][36] Telugu languages, including Telugu Gondi-Kui Gondi languages, including Gondi Konda Manda Pengo Kuvi Kui Central Dravidian (Kolami–Parji)[34][36] Kolami Naiki Gadaba Ollari Kondekor Duruwa (or Parji) North Dravidian (Brahui-Kurukh) [34][37] Kurukh–Malto Kurukh (Oraon, Kisan) Malto (Kumarbhag Paharia, Sauria Paharia) Brahui

[Audio] What is literature
Four Dravidian languages, viz. Tamil, Kannada, Telugu and Malayalam, have lengthy literary traditions. Literature in Tulu and Kodava is more recent. Recently old literature in Gondi has been discovered as well.
The earliest known Dravidian inscriptions are 76 Old Tamil inscriptions on cave walls in Madurai and Tirunelveli districts in Tamil Nadu, dating from the 2nd century BCE. 

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Four Dravidian languages, viz. Tamil, Kannada, Telugu and Malayalam, have lengthy literary traditions.[144] Literature in Tulu and Kodava is more recent.[144] Recently old literature in Gondi has been discovered as well.[145] The earliest known Dravidian inscriptions are 76 Old Tamil inscriptions on cave walls in Madurai and Tirunelveli districts in Tamil Nadu, dating from the 2nd century BCE.

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Hlo guys we are explaining about Dravidian language

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The Dravidian language family is a group of languages spoken by over 250 million people in southern India, north-east Sri Lanka, and south-west Pakistan 1. The family is divided into four groups

Northern, Central, South-Central, and South 1

The Dravidian language family has a rich history and culture. The earliest known Dravidian language inscriptions date back to the 2nd century BCE and were found in the Madurai and Tirunelveli districts of Tamil Nadu 1.

 The Dravidian language family is a group of languages spoken by over 250 million people in southern India, north-east Sri Lanka, and south-west Pakistan 1. The family is divided into four groups: Northern, Central, South-Central, and South 1 The Dravidian language family has a rich history and culture. The earliest known Dravidian language inscriptions date back to the 2nd century BCE and were found in the Madurai and Tirunelveli districts of Tamil Nadu 1.


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Naiki
Parji
Gadaba
Gondi
Konda-Dora
Kui
Kuvi
Ollari

 Here is a list of the 24 subgroups of the Dravidian language family 1:


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The Dravidian languages form a close-knit family

Malayalam languages, including Malayalam

They are Telugu languages, including Telugu

 The Dravidian languages form a close-knit family. Most scholars agree on four groups:[33] South Dravidian (Tamil–Tulu, or South Dravidian I)[34][35] Tamil–Kannada Tamil languages, including Tamil Malayalam languages, including Malayalam Irula Kodava Toda Kota Kannada languages, including Kannada and Badaga Koraga Tulu Kudiya South-Central Dravidian (Telugu-Kui, or South Dravidian II)[34][36] Telugu languages, including Telugu Gondi-Kui Gondi languages, including Gondi Konda Manda Pengo Kuvi Kui Central Dravidian (Kolami–Parji)[34][36] Kolami Naiki Gadaba Ollari Kondekor Duruwa (or Parji) North Dravidian (Brahui-Kurukh) [34][37] Kurukh–Malto Kurukh (Oraon, Kisan) Malto (Kumarbhag Paharia, Sauria Paharia) Brahui


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Four Dravidian languages, viz. Tamil, Kannada, Telugu and Malayalam, have lengthy literary traditions. Literature in Tulu and Kodava is more recent. Recently old literature in Gondi has been discovered as well.

The earliest known Dravidian inscriptions are 76 Old Tamil inscriptions on cave walls in Madurai and Tirunelveli districts in Tamil Nadu, dating from the 2nd century BCE

 Four Dravidian languages, viz. Tamil, Kannada, Telugu and Malayalam, have lengthy literary traditions.[144] Literature in Tulu and Kodava is more recent.[144] Recently old literature in Gondi has been discovered as well.[145] The earliest known Dravidian inscriptions are 76 Old Tamil inscriptions on cave walls in Madurai and Tirunelveli districts in Tamil Nadu, dating from the 2nd century BCE.
