Do People In Assam Know Hindi? Since the Assamese society has remained a topic for historical discussion and we have talked about its multi-ethnolinguistics, it’s time to talk about the national language. Do they really know Hindi?
Well, we’ll go to the facts and stats later but first, we’ll talk about the immediate answers of the young Assamese who are quite furious by being underestimated. According to many young Assamese, not only do they know Hindi, they can very well speak and understand it. Even more so, the students studying outside Assam can write Hindi as well. The youngsters are pretty angry about the misconception about them. They have a stance that being Indians, it is foolish of people to assume that we can’t speak Hindi. Also, why do people consider Assam a state outside of India? and if they don’t then why do they even ask such a question. But that’s that and we need to look at some hard facts, statistics, etc. to reach the final verdict.
But before that, let’s take a look at some other Indian states where people can’t speak Hindi as fluently or even fluently. States like Kerala, where there is a percentage of the population who can’t even speak or understand Hindi. Another critical factor is the complications of languages so what is the connection between Assam people and Hindi .
Assamese Speakers
Being the speakers of Tibeto Burman languages, Indo Aryan and Austroasiatic languages, and more, the Assamese nation is known for so many things in Southeast Asia. Although Assamese People compared with Hindi are Indian citizens, the features of the Assamese culture are very distinctive. Their style, dresses, celebrations, weddings all are popular in the North East and Assamese communities worldwide. Moreover, the people of the Assam valley have a very unique accent. The Assamese culture is full of traditions and customs valid from the time of the Indo Aryans. The Assamese are considered nationalistic; thus, the term Assamese nationalism is a true depiction of their deep-rooted association with their land and their ancestors. The total population of Assamese speakers in Assamese communities counts up to 15.09 million which is around half of the population of the state.
Apart from the Assamese Language, there are several other languages that are spoken by millions of people with different dialects in different areas.
Lower Assam: Bodo, Rajbongshi, Koch, Rabha, Santhali, Proto boro Garo, Hajong, Bengali, Nepali, And Assamese
Middle Assam: Assamese, Tiwa, Khasi, Karbi, Bengali, and a few Nepali Speakers
Upper Assam: Assamese, Mishing, Deori, Tai Khamti-Phake, Nagmese, Beganiya
Hill Districts: Karbi, Dimasa, Kuki, Nagmese, Hmar
Barak Valley: Bengali, Dimasa, Manipuri, Kuki, Kokbrok, Mizo
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