Everything about Haryanvi totally explained
Haryanvi (हरियाणी) is the northern most
dialect of
Hindi language, spoken in the North
Indian state of
Haryana, and also in
Delhi, particularly by
Jats.
Haryanvi has various dialects.
Bangaru, also known as 'Jatu', is one followed by the Haryanvi spoken in the "Khaddar" areas close to
Yamuna, which is akin to
Khariboli and is spoken by
Rors. It is usually classified as a dialect of
Hindi, and not as a separate language; it has many similarities with
Khariboli (the
prestige dialect of Hindi). Non-Haryanvi speakers find the tone of Harynavi somewhat crude. The literature is almost insignificant, since most Haryanvi literary figures write in
Standard Hindi, but there are a lot of folk songs available.
Haryanvi has a very rich culture in terms of folk songs that are called "Raginis" and folk dramas, known by the name of "Swaang". Haryanvi dialects have lots of variation and sometimes it varies from village to village which may be just a few kilometers apart.
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