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How many Tamil speakers are there in Tamil Nadu?
41,045,591
States of India by Tamil speakers
| State/territory | 1981 census | 2011 census |
|---|---|---|
| Tamil pop. | \% of Tamil | |
| Tamil Nadu | 41,045,591 | 92.36\% |
| Karnataka | 1,385,313 | 3.06\% |
| Puducherry | 534,560 | 1.59\% |
Why do Tamilians pronounce ha as GA?
The behavior is a lot pronounced in North Indian (read: Sanskrit, Prakrit, Hindi, Urdu etc.) words that have crept into Tamil over the past 2.5 millennia. Most of us call it ‘Jadhi’ (ஜாதி) but some of us even call it ‘Saadhi’ (சாதி) — corrupting every syllable of the word in the process.
Which country speaks Tamil more?
Tamil is the 20th most spoken language in the world. Tamil language speakers make approximately 1.06\% of the world population….Sovereign states.
| Country | Region | Tamil-speaking population |
|---|---|---|
| Sri Lanka | Asia | 5,007,003 |
What is the language of Tamil Nadu Tamil?
Tamil
Tamil Nadu/Languages
Why do Tami people speak Tamil?
Tamiian speak Tamil because she is their mother language. It is similar for me speaking Bengali and for you speaking Hindi. Hindi is not the national language of India and most importantly India has no national language . So Every person of India has his constitutional right to speak in their own mother tongue.
How many people in Tamil Nadu speak Telugu?
Tamil is spoken by most of the people while around 9 percent of the people residing in Tamil Nadu speak Telugu. Other languages that are popular in the state are Kannada, Urdu and Malayalam (though they are spoken by much smaller percentage).
Do Tamilians learn Hindi in North India?
And North Indian Medias also part of that political system. These are one who spreading rumors that a Tamils doesn’t learn Hindi and are against Hindi speakers. Hindi is taught in all curriculum schools and as optional subject for non Tamil speakers in TN Government schools.
Where are the highest percentage of Tamil speakers in the US?
The highest percentage of Tamil speakers are located in New Jersey and the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. In the United States, 1 of every 3,125 people age five and older speaks Tamil at home. In New Jersey, this figure is 1 in 991 people, while in Maryland, 1 in 1,531 residents is a Tamil speaker.