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Kadodi language

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Native to
  
India

ISO 639-3
  
smv

Region
  
Maharashtra

Glottolog
  
samv1238

Ethnicity
  
Samvedi Brahmins & Kupari

Language family
  
Indo-European Indo-Iranian Indo-Aryan Southern Zone Marathi–Konkani Kadodi

Kadodi (Devanagari:कादोडी बोली), or Samvedi (Devanagari:सामवेदी बोली), is the language spoken by the Samvedi Brahmins & Kupari community in Vasai, Maharashtra, India. It is also called Samvedic. It may be a divergent dialect of Konkani, with Marathi and Gujarati influence.

A typical phrase in English "Where are you going?" sounds same as when you read "Tu Kade Sallo?" .For "How are you?" Sound as "Tu koho ha?"

One of the famous phrases used in this dialect is "Tua bapa kaa jaate", meaning, "What difference does it make to you"?

You may find some similarities between Kadodi and Vadval Language spoken near Vasai.

References

Kadodi language Wikipedia


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