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Asian Language Families
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Asian Language Families covers the classification, distribution, and linguistic groups across Asia, including Tibeto-Burman, Austroasiatic, and tribal dialects. It tests understanding of regional demographics and cultural heritage. This topic frequently appears in UPSC Civil Services and State PSC general studies papers.
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Asian Language Families Questions
Which language is the official language of Myanmar (Burma)?
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Explanation
Burmese is the official language of Myanmar and is spoken by the majority of the population.
Which language is the official language of Tibet?
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Tibetan
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Chinese
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Nepali
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Dzongkha
A
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Explanation
Tibetan is the official language of Tibet and is spoken by the majority of the Tibetan people.
Which language is the official language of Bhutan?
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Dzongkha
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Sharchop
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Lhotshamkha
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Nepali
A
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Explanation
Dzongkha is the official language of Bhutan and is spoken by the majority of the population.
Which language is spoken by the indigenous peoples of the Chittagong Hill Tracts region?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Chakma
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Marma
C
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Explanation
Chakma is the language spoken by the indigenous peoples of the Chittagong Hill Tracts region in southeastern Bangladesh.
What is the language of the Rohingya people, who have fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Rohingya
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Burmese
C
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Explanation
Rohingya is the language spoken by the Rohingya people, who have fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar.
Which language is spoken by the Garo people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Garo
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Khasi
C
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Garo is the language spoken by the Garo people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.
What is the language of the Hajong people, who live in the Mymensingh and Netrokona districts of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Hajong
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Tripuri
C
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Explanation
Hajong is the language spoken by the Hajong people, who live in the Mymensingh and Netrokona districts of Bangladesh.
Which language is spoken by the Oraon people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Oraon
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Munda
C
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Explanation
Oraon is the language spoken by the Oraon people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.
What is the language of the Santal people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Santal
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Mundari
C
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Explanation
Santal is the language spoken by the Santal people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.
Which language is spoken by the Munda people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
C
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Explanation
Munda is the language spoken by the Munda people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.
What is the language of the Ho people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Ho
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Mundari
C
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Explanation
Ho is the language spoken by the Ho people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.
Which language is spoken by the Kharia people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Kharia
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Santali
C
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Explanation
Kharia is the language spoken by the Kharia people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.
What is the language of the Maler people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Maler
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Kurukh
C
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Explanation
Maler is the language spoken by the Maler people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.
Which language is spoken by the Bhumij people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Bhumij
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Mundari
C
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Explanation
Bhumij is the language spoken by the Bhumij people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.
What is the language of the Birhor people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh?
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Bengali
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Sylheti
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Birhor
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Santali
C
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Explanation
Birhor is the language spoken by the Birhor people, who live in the northern part of Bangladesh.