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/dɪvˌanɐɡˈɑːɹi/
/dɪvˌænɐɡˈɑːɹɹi/Devanagari
[NOUN]1
an abugida script used for writing several languages in the Indian subcontinent, known for its connected letterforms and versatile consonant-vowel combinations
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1. The way it incorporates vowels reminds me of abugida scripts like Devanagari, which is used for north indian languages like Hindi.
2. The most widely used script in this region, and fourth most widely in the world, is Devanagari (you know, that script with the continuous line through it), used by 600 million people speaking over 120 different languages, including most notably Hindi and Marathi.
3. Siddham split off into Bengali, Assamese, and Nagari (and thus Devanagari), Sharada eventually gave us Gurmukhi, and Tibetan split off into a few smaller scripts as well.
4. First of all, it is completely free to use There's no need to pay for anything Secondly, there are no in app ads for Indian users If you want to learn the basics of any language, you can do so in this app Juli has learnt Devanagari script on it
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