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1
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bilingualism
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India
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Common due to multilingual society and historical influences
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1
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2
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language and communication
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India
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Greeting someone with gestures or physical touch (like a hug) is common, even in initial interactions.
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1
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3
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language policy
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India
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Language policies aim to promote multilingualism and may recognize multiple official languages to reflect diverse linguistic heritage.
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1
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4
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language retention
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India
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Language retention is highly valued, with efforts made to preserve and pass on native languages through generations.
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1
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5
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language usage
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India
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Code-switching between multiple languages within a conversation is a common and fluid aspect of language usage.
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1
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6
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language use
|
India
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The choice of language and dialect varies greatly based on the region and social context.
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1
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7
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multi-lingualism
|
India
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Common due to the presence of multiple official languages and diverse cultural heritage
|
1
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8
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multilingual communication
|
India
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Common due to the coexistence of multiple official languages
|
1
|
|
9
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multilingualism
|
India
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Common due to diverse linguistic communities and official language policies
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1
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