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What languages are spoken in Meghalaya India?

Meghalaya, India has a rich linguistic diversity. Here are some of the major languages spoken:

Official Languages:

* English: Widely used in administration, education, and commerce.

* Khasi: The official language of Meghalaya, spoken by the majority of the population.

Other Major Languages:

* Garo: Spoken by the Garo tribe, primarily in the West Garo Hills district.

* Jaintia: Spoken by the Jaintia tribe, primarily in the Jaintia Hills district.

* Bengali: Spoken by a significant minority population, particularly in the southern regions.

* Hindi: Widely understood, particularly in urban areas and among government officials.

* Assamese: Spoken by some communities, particularly in the northern regions.

Tribal Languages:

Meghalaya is home to numerous tribal communities, each with its own language. Some of these languages include:

* War: Spoken by the War tribe.

* Bhoi: Spoken by the Bhoi tribe.

* Lyngngam: Spoken by the Lyngngam tribe.

* Pnar: Spoken by the Pnar tribe.

* Maram: Spoken by the Maram tribe.

Note: The dominance of each language varies significantly depending on the region and the community.

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