I'm from Fiji islands in the South Pacific, we were brought to Fiji from India by then British rule, we in Fiji read talk and write in Hindi, we don't need subtitles to watch and understand Bollywood movies, we have conserved our mother tongue.
The people of Bihar & Uttar Pradesh are one and the same in Trinidad and Fiji, but there are vast differences in terms of socialisation and evolution. By the time that the first ship carrying indentured labourers arrived in Fiji, the indentured ones in Trinidad were welcoming their locally born grandchildren. Trinidad also has a far greater mix of races than Fiji and was a far older established colonial society. The statement by Ronil Ram about conserving the mother tongue is indeed disingenuous.
Namaskar.Headlines Generator aapki baaten bahut achhi lagin .Hindi seekhane se hi world ke Hindus ek dusare ko achhi tarah samajh sakenge.hinduism se connected bhi rahenge.sare world ke Hindus ko apna religion bachane ke liye Hindi seekhni chahiye. thanyawad.
ubuntuber bro I will also go make some documentaries also will make both side ppl to link also. Also I like beaches dance of that area off course heavy afro gals also . If possible Cuba is also very nice .... cigars, old city, gals, etc fun
I am Indian South African. The city of Durban in South Africa has the highest concentration of Indians in one place outside India. Indian languages here have almost disappeared but the culture and Bollywood remains .
I am from India and once I was talking over the phone to someone from Trinand & Tobago from Indian ethnic background. I somewhat felt sad that they could not speak Hindi. I hope people from Trinidad & Tobago and Suriname take inspiration from Fiji & Mauritius. With India's growng importance in international politics we see more people taking up learning Hindi as a foreign language. Someday you will be proud of your cultural heritage in your country.
I believe indo-Trinidadians are very proud but we have lived for generations in an English speaking country for many years. That’s what India people have a hard time understanding. Indo/Trinidadians however like Indian music and culture but also have our own culture which is a fusion of Caribbean and Indian elements
Correction: Fiji anD suriname ( best preserved hindi , hindu and Bhojpuri) , then comes trinidad n mauritus and worst is guayana ( culture is maintained only language lost)
How much you know hindi apart from speaking??? Do you use to write, study in hindi? What you do with Bhojpuri apart from watching sexy songs of Bhojpuri?before pointing these people first chexk as an indian free indian why you speak English in alphabetical and verbal. You speak Hinglish actually.
@@spicylifevlogs8355 I do not understand who is this comment directed to. But I am quite good at Hindi - Speak, Read, Write & Think. I do not speak Hinglish or Hindustani but proper Hindi. Apart, I speak, read, write - Marathi, Gujarati & Bengali. I understand Rajasthani, Punjabi, Nepali, Bhojpuri, Assamese & Odia. Among foreign languages I speak, read & write - Korean & English.
This is wonderful! I believe Hindi and our dying Patois should also be introduced in schools much in the same way Spanish is. There are so many amazing cognitive, socio-emotional and cultural benefits to diverse language experiences from young.
Ritesh Rana No it's not essential for survival! When they first came to the Islands obviously their great great great grandparents would have still spoken in. But naturally as time went on the language became diluted and eventually they began to speak the local dialect. But don't make them feel bad about it saying it's Essential to Survival. It's nice they are learning about their background and making an effort.
Greetings from South Africa. Watch the movie ' Kandasamy' s' to see life in South Africa. There are 2 million of us here. We wer brought here 150yrs ago and still going strong. Great to hear your Caribbean accents. Sounds good. I wish I could visit your Indian community.
Had it been pure hindi then no one can understand it properly as they do with heterogeneous mixture of languages.. U see that's how India is.. Unity in diversity.. And its present in all corners of the country and hence bollywood is not purely hindi either.. Tamilian as Indian as a manipurian.. If anyone insist on pure hindi then the industry will crumble.. For ex.. Train in hindi would be like loh path gamini.. And game of cricket would be "lamb dand gol pind dharpakad paratiyogita" Sounds funny 😁 In nutshell very few people know how to speak pure hindi or urdu as in either case the essence of communication is lost.. Hence we go for the accepted mixture of languages so that country goes on 😊
Fantastic! I wish all folks of Indian descent would take pride in their history and cultural background, take advantage of this great opportunity! Thanks Indian High Commission and teachers of Hindi!
I still remember two girls from TT visiting India in mid 1980s who happened to be a friend of mines' second cousins were quite comfortable with Eastern Up language (probably Bhojpuri) but could not understand Hindi. Their Indian names had English prefix Debbie Ram Kumari Singh. They had also confirmed for me that time an info about an Ashram in Port of Spain established by my father's eldest brother in 1960s. I wonder I could obtain some information about that.
@@mohanlalrampersad490 He was a Sansyasi (seer) who had established a monastery in Port of Spain and was much older than my father. He had stopped any contacts with rest of his family long before I was even born due to my other Taoji. I came to learn about it when I was in College. I had given his address to these cousins of my friend when they were visiting India. My Sanyasi uncle was known as 108 Shri Shri..(I don't know the full popular name( but guess it could be going by his real name Laximi Kant.. He was a Yog Guru, Naturopath who would make medicines with herbs to cure some deficiency such as infertility among women etc. I was told he was an expert in Hath Yoga. Don't know more than this.
U ppl are welcome to ur second home India..... u can setup startup or work in IT non IT sector...... what I like is beaches of urs so you can invite indians to beach party fun lot of us will come only direct flight is a concern
mr hosein ji, I respect you for having studied hindi but I just want to let you know, in case you did not know that hindi has been taught officially(as a foreign language) in Trinidad since 1966. there are many students who even wrote the London A level exams in Hindi and passed.
@@maheshsharma1988 yes I am a not so proud trinidadian. Born in Penal and lived and worked until I retired. From your name I can see you are not trinidadian.
@@mohanlalrampersad490 i am indian from delhi. can you understand hindi, bhojpuri or speak hindi, bhojpuri. from your name i can see you are hindu from east indian community. please reply
@@maheshsharma1988 my grandmother and mother spoke bhojpuri but unfortunately not to us so we did not speak. I did understand what they were saying. I studied hindi as a foreign language so I can converse but not fluently and I can read and write hindi. I have the Indian genes in my blood so I love indian food and shastriya sangeet. I can even read indian music.
or Marathi to everyone as its the 3rd most spoken language in India after Hindi and Bengali. There will never be a consensus on the issue of language in India. Every state is so culturally rich that they will never sign up for any other language other than English. Unfortunately, for Indians only English can unite all cultures which is not even Indian.
Its good for cultural value or if they reside in india so Hindi is important else it is impossible to carry diff language in region with diff culture ppl races so it is ok if u speak latin or english
I live in Trinidad and hindi is very fluent in our country the person speaking in this video is wrong in what he is saying because he did not reach out to the real west indian people living in our country these individuals just looking for a story to brag about something. Bhojpuri were the most fluent in west Indian culture in t&t and is understandable by many . If you do not speak the language how could you understand it? So why ask the question ? You want to act in Indian films but refuse to learn the language. Mein hindi bol aur samajha kare. Very little do we know some of us is still learning and the grace of Devi Saraswati we will get better in it. So the answer is not no . When looking at a film I can understand what they saying without subtitles.
Trferring to South Asians as "People of "east indian" descent " is grammatically WRONG- You are of SOUTH ASIAN DESCENT . Youre implying that people that refer to themselves as "west indian" (for what ever reason ) are in some way affiliated with India in the West and that is incorrect. BUT I commend that south asians are learning their native dialect- it will open teh doors to more of you going back to your natie country if you can speak the language.. but some of you, are tamils, or bengali's or from other parts of India.
@@mrb-94 that may be so, but the vocabulary has changed a lot over time. hindi today has a lot of farsi and arabic in it - urdu is different only with the amount of incorporated arabic vocabulary (and then that also differs on how much an "urdu" speaking person watches bollywood ;) )
Faizan Alam you are also wrong, hindi has nothing to do with urdu and farsi, a person who use urdu and farsi words doesnt know hindi words, you must do research before claiming something
In puerto rico the indians here have for the most part adopted spanish. I am really happy to see that Trinidad is keeping Hindi alive. Bhojpuri is the language of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Many Indians came from this region to the caribbean but remember not everyone was bihari. There were also people from Delhi Awadh agra etc. And some smaller communities from Pakistan. Therefore Hindi or correctly said HINDUSTANI should be taught.
@Des Martinez Persaud All Indians who left their country in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, left India. Pakistan only came into existence in 1947. After the division in 1947, Pakistan came into being, then divided into Western Pakistan the current Pakistan and East Pakistan the current Bangladesh. East Pakistan has been at war with Pakistan and has been assisted by India and in 1971 East Pakistan became independent of Pakistan. For 1947 only India and not Pakistan were involved. it is said that on 14 August net before midnight, Pakistan became independent. I'm not going with this. Pakistani was born on August 14, 1947. India became independent from England on August 15, 1947. Up to that date, India was a colony of England and was therefore called British India by those damn British.
Hindi does not represent Hinduism, Sanskrit represents Hinduism.... Yes Hindi is written in Sanskrit writing script but it doesn't mean it is Sanskrit, may be in past Hindi intellectuals were not enough good to make any writing script for Hindi 😆
Sir m India s hu haryana rohtak s and now my age 32 I'm unmarried. Sir m trinidad m sattel hona chahta hu kya aap help krogy. Ager m visit visa p trinidad aata hu toh kya mujhy job easily mil jayegi. Please help me sir
is west indians are immigrants of india..if not ..then how carribean people have indians names..like ramesh ,denesh,sarwan,chanderpaul...i am too curious about this..
Not many ppl in Trinidad speak Hindi, the few that maybe able to speak are very aged, it's a shame and then we want to talk about preserving roots and culture.
Please promote Bhojpuri language also . It is your ancestors language . Atleast bhojpuri should get it's right position in your country. I my country 🇮🇳🇮🇳 bhojpuri is not getting it's right . neither Bhojpuri is not getting its position in Indian constitution nor govt. is Bhojpuri supporting in education field. It is because They Want Hindi as language of greater population. Govt imposes Hindi on us. Please identify your roots. And save you Grandmother (i.e. Bhojpuri)
Hindi (Fiji baat) is Fiji's one of official languages but it's bit different to Indian hindi. We can speak with any Indian like them...no issues there but if two Fiji people talk..it might be bit difficult for an Indian to get that due to lot of slangs n short cuts..eg Aap kaise hai..is kaise in Fiji. Kya kar rahe ho...is konchi karta..or ka karta or ka hoi. Fiji people dont us Ji or aap....only tum...n the list goes on. Also there are too many english and native words in a sentence.
Sudev Kumar Yes mostly Awadhi and Bhojpuri languages were the original ones brought by the Indians and shudh Hindi is now taught and learnt by the newer generations or those trying to reconnect with their roots.
I'm a Hindi speaker but that's not the complete truth. Tamil predates Sanskrit. There were more languages even in the India itself before Sanskrit. You're talking like the people of Indus valley civilization used to speak Sanskrit.
@mark vaz Your answer is the 'books of linguistics'. Just like to know about laws of science, you'd reach out to a physics or chemistry book; to know the science behind the evolution of languages, the best accurate source would be linguistics books written by the credible linguists.
I'm sure this language wasntthe 1st, I remember saying a word I thought I made up in Spanish but it means stay away dog face and my friend was laughing cz I don't speak Spanish but I said something without knowing, I know Aramaic and Hebrew speakers did not look in your books for language cause it was in a different place with a high godly culture, the words can say the same words but mean different, correction n reproof was every language
Nobody in T&T cannot speak Hundi, you have lost your language for years.Because your generation came to the western world by the whiteman to work in their house,as their servants.So how you think the whiteman would be having people working with them, and they cannot communicated with you guys.They are going to forced your people to learned their language, so they can communicate with you and.Probeating not to speak your language because it is not good for you, just like the black people.But the black people hides their language from them,but they spoke it between themselves very often.So when they are communicating with each other, the whiteman could not understand what we were saying.But we passed down our native language to our children, so if you were born into our culture.You cannot understand our language more than the ordinary, the whiteman trying to trick us over the years.That we have spoken broken English,we know that it is not true.English is not a real language,it is a combination of several languages.That is why people having big problems with it, either to write,or to spelled some of the words.Because of translation from the various languages to the so-called language named English, because the original derived from Hebrew, down to Latin and so on to English.
I'm from Fiji islands in the South Pacific, we were brought to Fiji from India by then British rule, we in Fiji read talk and write in Hindi, we don't need subtitles to watch and understand Bollywood movies, we have conserved our mother tongue.
Ronil Ram great to hear that bro!
V Singh Calhans thank you bro.
V Singh Calhans . Calhans is it surname
The people of Bihar & Uttar Pradesh are one and the same in Trinidad and Fiji, but there are vast differences in terms of socialisation and evolution. By the time that the first ship carrying indentured labourers arrived in Fiji, the indentured ones in Trinidad were welcoming their locally born grandchildren. Trinidad also has a far greater mix of races than Fiji and was a far older established colonial society. The statement by Ronil Ram about conserving the mother tongue is indeed disingenuous.
Ronil Ram God bless you
learning hindi is very much beneficial for Indo caribbean
Learn HINDI and you will save the Hindu culture. The island of Mauritius teaches Hindi from primary level all the way to secondary level.
Namaskar.Headlines Generator aapki baaten bahut achhi lagin .Hindi seekhane se hi world ke Hindus ek dusare ko achhi tarah samajh sakenge.hinduism se connected bhi rahenge.sare world ke Hindus ko apna religion bachane ke liye Hindi seekhni chahiye. thanyawad.
How can they learn Hindi in the Caribbean when most of them speak nothing but English, and now they want blacks to speak Hindi, it’s totally absurd
Rifath Mannan not english they have cerole local mix language...... song also in chutney
@@spicylifevlogs8355 You are upset because you are losing, wishing to be Indian but will never be accepted.
Im indian and i live in india and one day ill visit all these countries where indians live, like trinidad, fiji, Mauritius etc
malaysia and romania too
ubuntuber I and you going to Trinidad Guyana , Suriname ,Fiji etc please your contact number
did u go to Trinidad yet?
ubuntuber bro I will also go make some documentaries also will make both side ppl to link also. Also I like beaches dance of that area off course heavy afro gals also . If possible Cuba is also very nice .... cigars, old city, gals, etc fun
मै भारतीय नही हू। लेकिन मेरा खून भारतीय है। मेरा कामना है की भारत देश मे छे महिने से रहता हूंगा ।
मैने हिन्दी टृनिडाड मे अध्ययन किया ।
Love from India..for all our brothers living outside India...you r our extended family...😋😋
I thought you all considered us as 'kaaphar'
@@mohanlalrampersad490 never
आप राजा हैं। इसलिए आप लोग गरीब नही हैं।
@@mohanlalrampersad490 You are our brothers and sisters ....love from India .
@@rajadutta8635 धन्यवाद
Same should be done in Guyana 🇬🇾 as well.
I am Indian South African. The city of Durban in South Africa has the highest concentration of Indians in one place outside India. Indian languages here have almost disappeared but the culture and Bollywood remains .
@Shubham Rawat, where are from?
I am from India and once I was talking over the phone to someone from Trinand & Tobago from Indian ethnic background. I somewhat felt sad that they could not speak Hindi. I hope people from Trinidad & Tobago and Suriname take inspiration from Fiji & Mauritius. With India's growng importance in international politics we see more people taking up learning Hindi as a foreign language. Someday you will be proud of your cultural heritage in your country.
great to know would try my best
I believe indo-Trinidadians are very proud but we have lived for generations in an English speaking country for many years. That’s what India people have a hard time understanding. Indo/Trinidadians however like Indian music and culture but also have our own culture which is a fusion of Caribbean and Indian elements
Correction: Fiji anD suriname ( best preserved hindi , hindu and Bhojpuri) , then comes trinidad n mauritus and worst is guayana ( culture is maintained only language lost)
How much you know hindi apart from speaking??? Do you use to write, study in hindi? What you do with Bhojpuri apart from watching sexy songs of Bhojpuri?before pointing these people first chexk as an indian free indian why you speak English in alphabetical and verbal. You speak Hinglish actually.
@@spicylifevlogs8355 I do not understand who is this comment directed to. But I am quite good at Hindi - Speak, Read, Write & Think. I do not speak Hinglish or Hindustani but proper Hindi. Apart, I speak, read, write - Marathi, Gujarati & Bengali. I understand Rajasthani, Punjabi, Nepali, Bhojpuri, Assamese & Odia. Among foreign languages I speak, read & write - Korean & English.
trinidadians use to study hindi a lot but when they realise plenty indian in india speak engish we get no motivation to study hindi
Bravo! Thank you for your commitment to teach the language of our ancestors!
This is wonderful! I believe Hindi and our dying Patois should also be introduced in schools much in the same way Spanish is.
There are so many amazing cognitive, socio-emotional and cultural benefits to diverse language experiences from young.
It's about time Indo Caribbean people learn their language, especially since it's an integral part of their heritage.
Namaskar .robert Serrano yes.very well sead bro.it is essential for survival.
Ritesh Rana No it's not essential for survival! When they first came to the Islands obviously their great great great grandparents would have still spoken in. But naturally as time went on the language became diluted and eventually they began to speak the local dialect. But don't make them feel bad about it saying it's Essential to Survival. It's nice they are learning about their background and making an effort.
Robert Serrano yesss
It’s so sad I only know about 100 words Bc mom thought Bc her mom was fluent in Hindi
if it werent for the internet i would have never known people from T&T even spoke hindi. We really need to preserve our culture better
Greetings from South Africa. Watch the movie ' Kandasamy' s' to see life in South Africa. There are 2 million of us here. We wer brought here 150yrs ago and still going strong. Great to hear your Caribbean accents. Sounds good. I wish I could visit your Indian community.
I love the Kandasamy movies!!
Awesome, love from New Delhi, India.
Please like and share the videos 😃🙏
If there are so many language variants in India, how can you be certain that the language being spoken in the movie is pure hindi?
It's not! It's a bit more Urdu than Hindi actually.
Had it been pure hindi then no one can understand it properly as they do with heterogeneous mixture of languages.. U see that's how India is.. Unity in diversity.. And its present in all corners of the country and hence bollywood is not purely hindi either..
Tamilian as Indian as a manipurian.. If anyone insist on pure hindi then the industry will crumble.. For ex.. Train in hindi would be like loh path gamini.. And game of cricket would be "lamb dand gol pind dharpakad paratiyogita"
Sounds funny 😁
In nutshell very few people know how to speak pure hindi or urdu as in either case the essence of communication is lost.. Hence we go for the accepted mixture of languages so that country goes on 😊
@@ShubhoBose same thing. Hindi / urdu both are same with little touch of sanskrit Hindi here and there.
Fantastic! I wish all folks of Indian descent would take pride in their history and cultural background, take advantage of this great opportunity! Thanks Indian High Commission and teachers of Hindi!
I still remember two girls from TT visiting India in mid 1980s who happened to be a friend of mines' second cousins were quite comfortable with Eastern Up language (probably Bhojpuri) but could not understand Hindi. Their Indian names had English prefix Debbie Ram Kumari Singh. They had also confirmed for me that time an info about an Ashram in Port of Spain established by my father's eldest brother in 1960s. I wonder I could obtain some information about that.
Contact your uncle (chaachaaji ). In 1966 prof. Adesh started teaching hindi and shastriya sangeet. It is alive until today.
@@mohanlalrampersad490 He was a Sansyasi (seer) who had established a monastery in Port of Spain and was much older than my father. He had stopped any contacts with rest of his family long before I was even born due to my other Taoji. I came to learn about it when I was in College. I had given his address to these cousins of my friend when they were visiting India. My Sanyasi uncle was known as 108 Shri Shri..(I don't know the full popular name( but guess it could be going by his real name Laximi Kant.. He was a Yog Guru, Naturopath who would make medicines with herbs to cure some deficiency such as infertility among women etc. I was told he was an expert in Hath Yoga. Don't know more than this.
@@mohanlalrampersad490 I also thank you for your response to me as well. My contact is kkishore@hotmail.ca
Keep the flame burning my brothers.. Love from India..Let me know if i can help in learning
I am so happy I can read and write Fijian and Indian fluently.
I can understand without subtitles.. I'm from India my mother tongue is Urdu and both spoken Hindi and spoken Urdu are mutually intelligible
U ppl are welcome to ur second home India..... u can setup startup or work in IT non IT sector...... what I like is beaches of urs so you can invite indians to beach party fun lot of us will come only direct flight is a concern
Rafi teacher: you are great. You are a great example especially for those haters on both sides of india and Pakistan .
Its good because you can clearly tell they are part indian even tho many have been here for generations.
Good to see Hindi is being taught in Trinidad by Indian High Commission . One correction, Sanskrit isnt dated back to 5000 BC .
Thanks for your comments please share the video 📹
amazing work
mr hosein ji, I respect you for having studied hindi but I just want to let you know, in case you did not know that hindi has been taught officially(as a foreign language) in Trinidad since 1966. there are many students who even wrote the London A level exams in Hindi and passed.
are you from trinidad
@@maheshsharma1988 yes I am a not so proud trinidadian. Born in Penal and lived and worked until I retired.
From your name I can see you are not trinidadian.
@@mohanlalrampersad490 i am indian from delhi. can you understand hindi, bhojpuri or speak hindi, bhojpuri. from your name i can see you are hindu from east indian community. please reply
@@maheshsharma1988 my grandmother and mother spoke bhojpuri but unfortunately not to us so we did not speak. I did understand what they were saying.
I studied hindi as a foreign language so I can converse but not fluently and I can read and write hindi.
I have the Indian genes in my blood so I love indian food and shastriya sangeet. I can even read indian music.
@@mohanlalrampersad490 thanks for reply sir.
There people in South India who don't know Hindi perhaps they should teach Hindi ti South Indians and Tamil to North Indians.
or Marathi to everyone as its the 3rd most spoken language in India after Hindi and Bengali. There will never be a consensus on the issue of language in India. Every state is so culturally rich that they will never sign up for any other language other than English. Unfortunately, for Indians only English can unite all cultures which is not even Indian.
My grandpa was Hindi! 🧐
Hii how r u u speak Hindi
Your grandpa was a language?
Hindu*
You are dogla now 😜
Its good for cultural value or if they reside in india so Hindi is important else it is impossible to carry diff language in region with diff culture ppl races so it is ok if u speak latin or english
Did Afro Caribbean people retain somewhat some their ancestors language?
I live in Trinidad and hindi is very fluent in our country the person speaking in this video is wrong in what he is saying because he did not reach out to the real west indian people living in our country these individuals just looking for a story to brag about something. Bhojpuri were the most fluent in west Indian culture in t&t and is understandable by many . If you do not speak the language how could you understand it? So why ask the question ? You want to act in Indian films but refuse to learn the language. Mein hindi bol aur samajha kare. Very little do we know some of us is still learning and the grace of Devi Saraswati we will get better in it. So the answer is not no . When looking at a film I can understand what they saying without subtitles.
Very interesting and impressive video
Same in south africa we lost our Indian languages....older generation still have contact in ancestry..
It's in the blood true religion and history echos forever and infinitely XOXO 😘 🤗
Small question: Birth of child of a EXPAT PARENTS in Trinidad.can a child get citizenship?
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Very nice video Trinidad people learn Hindi.very good.
Trferring to South Asians as "People of "east indian" descent " is grammatically WRONG- You are of SOUTH ASIAN DESCENT . Youre implying that people that refer to themselves as "west indian" (for what ever reason ) are in some way affiliated with India in the West and that is incorrect. BUT I commend that south asians are learning their native dialect- it will open teh doors to more of you going back to your natie country if you can speak the language.. but some of you, are tamils, or bengali's or from other parts of India.
HINDU SCRIPTURES ARE WRITTEN IN SANSKRIT NOT HINDI THAT'S LIKE SAYING URDU IS ARABIC
Vishal Maraj you are wrong Hindi and Sanskrit are written in Devanagari script
@@mrb-94 that may be so, but the vocabulary has changed a lot over time. hindi today has a lot of farsi and arabic in it - urdu is different only with the amount of incorporated arabic vocabulary (and then that also differs on how much an "urdu" speaking person watches bollywood ;) )
@@mrb-94 sanskrit has no native script. Various scripts are used to write sanskrit in various parts of south asia
Faizan Alam you are also wrong, hindi has nothing to do with urdu and farsi, a person who use urdu and farsi words doesnt know hindi words, you must do research before claiming something
Debopam Bose any language can be written in any script, its not a new thing
Nice
Thank you for your support
Teach them the Bhojpuri language... If you really want to teach them their mother tongue
Ot everyone is bihari there
Yay we'll have more Bhojpuri songs then on the internet
... right
In puerto rico the indians here have for the most part adopted spanish. I am really happy to see that Trinidad is keeping Hindi alive. Bhojpuri is the language of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Many Indians came from this region to the caribbean but remember not everyone was bihari. There were also people from Delhi Awadh agra etc. And some smaller communities from Pakistan. Therefore Hindi or correctly said HINDUSTANI should be taught.
Des Martinez Persaud thats ok to speak spanish or local language....... only thkng js to preserve ur culture identity
@Des Martinez Persaud All Indians who left their country in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, left India. Pakistan only came into existence in 1947. After the division in 1947, Pakistan came into being, then divided into Western Pakistan the current Pakistan and East Pakistan the current Bangladesh. East Pakistan has been at war with Pakistan and has been assisted by India and in 1971 East Pakistan became independent of Pakistan. For 1947 only India and not Pakistan were involved. it is said that on 14 August net before midnight, Pakistan became independent. I'm not going with this. Pakistani was born on August 14, 1947. India became independent from England on August 15, 1947. Up to that date, India was a colony of England and was therefore called British India by those damn British.
YEP! Proud Trini Indian ( Blindian) and YEP! I understand really well, I need to learn to speak it better for sure.
Hello Sir, I want information about this country from you. Can you help me
yes
Hindi does not represent Hinduism, Sanskrit represents Hinduism.... Yes Hindi is written in Sanskrit writing script but it doesn't mean it is Sanskrit, may be in past Hindi intellectuals were not enough good to make any writing script for Hindi 😆
Hindi is written in Devnagri. Also Nepalese is written in Devanagri.
Michel,,,and ramsingh both are different,,
ramsingh sharma
Yes
Sir m India s hu haryana rohtak s and now my age 32 I'm unmarried. Sir m trinidad m sattel hona chahta hu kya aap help krogy. Ager m visit visa p trinidad aata hu toh kya mujhy job easily mil jayegi. Please help me sir
❤
Good
I am saif . Now, I am here in port of spain. somebody give me job. plz help.
SN. VLOGS if you from Guyana you need to go back home we have to many guyanese in Trinidad lol
is west indians are immigrants of india..if not ..then how carribean people have indians names..like ramesh
,denesh,sarwan,chanderpaul...i am too curious about this..
A lot of people speak Hindi in Trinidad.The original mother language is bhojpuri
Not many ppl in Trinidad speak Hindi, the few that maybe able to speak are very aged, it's a shame and then we want to talk about preserving roots and culture.
Please promote Bhojpuri language also . It is your ancestors language . Atleast bhojpuri should get it's right position in your country. I my country 🇮🇳🇮🇳 bhojpuri is not getting it's right . neither Bhojpuri is not getting its position in Indian constitution nor govt. is Bhojpuri supporting in education field. It is because They Want Hindi as language of greater population. Govt imposes Hindi on us. Please identify your roots. And save you Grandmother (i.e. Bhojpuri)
Hi Michael. You covered this story?
Yes
Hindi (Fiji baat) is Fiji's one of official languages but it's bit different to Indian hindi. We can speak with any Indian like them...no issues there but if two Fiji people talk..it might be bit difficult for an Indian to get that due to lot of slangs n short cuts..eg Aap kaise hai..is kaise in Fiji. Kya kar rahe ho...is konchi karta..or ka karta or ka hoi. Fiji people dont us Ji or aap....only tum...n the list goes on. Also there are too many english and native words in a sentence.
अरे भैया हमें सब कुछ समझ आ रहा है
do indians in trinidad have their own form of hindi ? besides shud hindi? or do they just speak english?
Sudev Kumar
Yes mostly Awadhi and Bhojpuri languages were the original ones brought by the Indians and shudh Hindi is now taught and learnt by the newer generations or those trying to reconnect with their roots.
Mostly we speak English now but within those olderheads there’s a few that are able to speak bhojpuri and awadhi
And also most of them from Tamil origin
Yes we do but it is not widely spoken It's called Trinidad Bhojpuri
@@shyamkumarganeshan fewer in Trinidad more Tamil descendants are found in Guyana .
How can u not speak it !
Hindi is not your mother tongue. It might be awadhi or bhojpuri
please teach sanskrit language , sanskrit is the language of god hebrew also copied many words from sanskrit
I'm a Hindi speaker but that's not the complete truth. Tamil predates Sanskrit. There were more languages even in the India itself before Sanskrit. You're talking like the people of Indus valley civilization used to speak Sanskrit.
@mark vaz it's the age of information. Read beyond what is 'assigned' to us as Indians.
@mark vaz Your answer is the 'books of linguistics'. Just like to know about laws of science, you'd reach out to a physics or chemistry book; to know the science behind the evolution of languages, the best accurate source would be linguistics books written by the credible linguists.
I'm sure this language wasntthe 1st, I remember saying a word I thought I made up in Spanish but it means stay away dog face and my friend was laughing cz I don't speak Spanish but I said something without knowing, I know Aramaic and Hebrew speakers did not look in your books for language cause it was in a different place with a high godly culture, the words can say the same words but mean different, correction n reproof was every language
I know Sanskrit langauge baisc level bcoz it is easy. But it is dead language why you will lwarn ?
"Sanskrit goes back to 5000BC" Who are you kidding?
No he's NOT kidding.
Agree with you..
Learn tamil not hindi
@MULA HUNTER Hindi is a great language.. as it is spoken in Pakistan also... Hindi and Urdu are like brothers..
@MULA HUNTER Tamil is South Indian language spoken mostly by Hindu's in Tamil Nadu... As like Hindi spoken by Pakistani's...
Trinidad me logo ko sharm aani chaiye Hindi ko bhul gaye
Nobody in T&T cannot speak Hundi, you have lost your language for years.Because your generation came to the western world by the whiteman to work in their house,as their servants.So how you think the whiteman would be having people working with them, and they cannot communicated with you guys.They are going to forced your people to learned their language, so they can communicate with you and.Probeating not to speak your language because it is not good for you, just like the black people.But the black people hides their language from them,but they spoke it between themselves very often.So when they are communicating with each other, the whiteman could not understand what we were saying.But we passed down our native language to our children, so if you were born into our culture.You cannot understand our language more than the ordinary, the whiteman trying to trick us over the years.That we have spoken broken English,we know that it is not true.English is not a real language,it is a combination of several languages.That is why people having big problems with it, either to write,or to spelled some of the words.Because of translation from the various languages to the so-called language named English, because the original derived from Hebrew, down to Latin and so on to English.