Introductory Manual of the Hindi Language With Extracts from the With Together With Technical Vocabularies for Theologians and Missionaries, Lawyers, ... Profession and Dispensers, and Interpreters

According to the most enliglitened philologists Hindi is the language spoken by more than eighty-six millions inH industan proper. The Hindus of theN orth-W est Provinces emigrate in large numbers to South America (B ritish Guiana), to theW est Indies (T rinidad especially), and also toN atal and several other parts of the world. These speak mostly Hindi, and but very few of them Urdu or Hindustani. Although Hindustani has a very large element fH indi, yet this is so mixed with Persian and A rabic that the common people do not understand it. Therefore, a knowledge of Hindi is absolutely necessary to be able to converse with these people, either in India or in the countries in which :they settle. Hindi is derived from Sanscrit, as I talian, Spanish, Portuguese, andF rench are derived from Latin.
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