Assamese bhasa
| Assamese
|
| অসমীয়া Ôxômiya
|
| Jahan baat karaa jaae hae
|
India, Bhutan & USA (DE, NJ & NY)
|
| Ilaaka
|
Assam, Arunachal Pradesh
|
| Ketnaa jan baat kare hae
|
13,079,696 (in 1991)[1]
|
| Bhasa ke palwaar
|
Indo-European
|
| Writing system
|
Assamese script
|
| Official status
|
| Official language in
|
 India (Assam)
|
| Regulated by
|
No official regulation
|
| Language codes
|
| ISO 639-1
|
as
|
| ISO 639-2
|
asm
|
| ISO 639-3
|
asm
|
| Linguasphere
|
59-AAF-w
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 Indic script
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Assamese/Oxomiya bhasa (Assamese:অসমীয়া ভাষা) Assam ke sarkari bhasa hae. aadhunik bhaarateey aaryabhaashaon kee shrnkhala mein poorvee seema par avasthit Assam kee bhaasha ko Asamiya kaha jaata hai. Asamiya bhaarat ke Assam praant kee aadhikaarik bhaasha tatha Assam mein bolee jaane vaalee pramukh bhaasha hai. isako bolane vaalon kee sankhya dedh karod se adhik hai.
Assamese bhasa me ginti
| Number Assamese me |
Number Fiji Hindi me
|
| ek |
ek
|
| dui |
dui
|
| tini |
tiin
|
| chaari |
chaar
|
| paañch |
paanch
|
| chay |
chhe
|
| saat |
saat
|
| aath |
aath
|
| na |
nau
|
| dah |
das
|
[2]
Hafta ke din
| Fiji Hindi |
Assamese
|
| Sombaar |
Sombaar
|
| Mangar |
Mongolbaar
|
| Budh |
Budhbaar
|
| Bif |
Brihospotibaar
|
| Suk |
Sukrobaar
|
| Sanichar |
Shonibaar
|
| Etwaar |
Deobaar
|
References
- ↑ Indian Census
- ↑ Numbers in Million-Speaker Languages
India (Assam)
