Telugu is one of the major Dravidian languages spoken in the southern part of India. It has a deep literary tradition, especially in poetry and drama.
Telugu
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Classification
Dravidian
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Speakers
105 million
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Script
Telugu
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Text direction
Left-to-right
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Official language
India
Telugu
Telugu is one of six classical languages of India. It has its own numbering system, although it is not widely used, as Arabic numerals are more common.
Telugu words used to all end in a vowel, which caused a 16th century Venetian explorer to refer to Telugu as “the Italian of the East”… but these days you might find a consonant added to end of the word.
Telugu is a member of the Dravidian language group spoken mostly in the southern and south eastern parts of India, whereas the majority languages in northern and north-eastern India are part of the Indo-European language group.
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Interesting fact
Telugu is the second largest language in India (after Hindi), and one of only four languages (alongside Hindi, English and Bengali) to be a dominant language in multiple Indian states.
