The culture, tradition, language and food habits of all the countries on earth are different. Like there is a large section in India, which speaks Hindi. But do you know in which countries of the world apart from India, Hindi language is used the most. Today we will tell you in which countries Hindi language is used the most.
the Hindi language
Let us tell you that Hindi is the fourth language in the world which is spoken by most people. According to statistics, currently 43.63 percent people in India speak Hindi language. There are approximately 80 crore people all over the world who can speak or understand it. Not only this, in many countries people use Hindi language from schools to offices. This is the reason why the popularity of Hindi language is increasing.
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People speak Hindi in these countries
Most people think that Hindi language is spoken only in India. But this is wrong. Let us tell you that the countries where Hindi is spoken outside India include Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Myanmar, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, China, Japan, Britain, Germany, New Zealand, South Africa, Mauritius, Countries like Yemen, Uganda and Trinidad and Tobago, Canada etc. are included.
Hindi dominates in these countries
Fiji is an island country in Melanesia in the South Pacific Ocean where the official language is Hindi. Like India, Fiji has also been a victim of slavery by the British government. When Britain took control of this island and made it one of its colonies, the British often brought Indian laborers here to work on contract in sugarcane farming. Many languages like English, Fiji Hindi etc. are spoken and used here. The Hindi spoken here is a form of Awadhi language. In Fiji, the Awadh region and Ramayana have great influence on the dialect. The terminology used in Awadh is still prevalent here.
According to ‘The Economist’, in 1977, citizens of Fiji origin had become a minority with a number of 255,000. Of the total population of 600,000, approximately half the citizens were of Indian origin, while the remainder were of Chinese, European and mixed ancestry. The popularity of Hindi is now gradually increasing all over the world.
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