Indian Tribal Languages – Part Two

Our Indian tribal tour today will discuss some other major tribal languages spoken. As talked earlier languages play a key role in making people travel to explore various tribes. In India, out of a total of 437 tribes almost 300 tribes present an altogether unique language. In our part one of the tribal languages we studied some very fine tribes of India. Here we also attempt to provide you with some major languages spoken by some of the most visited Indian tribes.

List of Languages of tribes of India

Aka – Bo: This language is generally spoken in north coast of Northern Andaman Island and the Nth island.

Harauti: This is an important language of Indo Aryan language family. It is mmainly spoken in Kota, Rajasthan and parts of Madhya Pradesh.

Ikrani: It centrally belongs to Dhule district of Madhya Pradesh.

Paniya: Those tribes of India have a know how of this language who stay in parts of Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Shina: Indian tribes inhabiting in the Drass valley, and in parts of Northern Kashmir speak this language.

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Indian Tribal Languages- Part One

Indian Tribal language – Introduction
If you are on an Indian tribal tour, you wish to explore the culture and customs of various tribes of India. But, one thing you forget about these Indian tribes is the languages spoken by them. These Indian tribal languages are a good indicator to the lifestyle and history of many of the famous tribes of India. So, here we have attempted to update you with some of the Indian tribal languages. This is the first part of a series of languages will make you aware of about many a popular tribes of India.

List of Languages of Tribes of India

Abujmaria- It is a language belonging to Dravidian language family and is generally spoken in the Abujmar hills in Bastar Disstrict (M.P). Hill Maria tribes of India usually speak in this language.

Aariya- Madhya Pradesh

Gadaba- It is spoken in Koraput district of Orissa.

Garo- This language of Indian tribes belong to Western Assam, Garo hills, Meghalya, Nagaland and Tripura. The language also has many a dialects namely Atong, Chisak, Megam and many more.

Saurashtri- Also known as Patnuli, this language is spoken by many a tribes of India in Chennai, North Arcot, parts of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.

Tsangla- It is spoken in the villages of Arunachal Pradesh.

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