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Gujarati
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The Gujarati language is an Indo-European language spoken in /Gujarat/, a state in Western India, and in many countries where Indians have emigrated. It is written from left to right with a specific alphabet similar to Devanagari, which is used to write Hindi and Sanskrit. This alphabet is in fact an abugida of 47 characters. Gujarati is a phonetic language with very few exceptions.
Contents
/Alphabet/
/How to use Unicode in creating Gujarati script/
/Grammar/
/Sentence structure/
/Postpositions/
/Gender/
/Plural/
/Verbs/
/Causatives/
/Passives/
/Conjugation/
/Present/
/Subjunctive/
/Past/
/Contrafactual/
/Presumptive/
/Future/
/Perfect/
/Desiderative/
/Oblative Infinitive/
/Conjunctive/
/Agentive/
/Obligatory/
/Imperative/
/Pronouns/
/Adjectives/
/Comparatives/
/Superlatives/
/Vocabulary/
/Numbers/
/Family relations/
/Common phrases/
See also
Gujarati language (Wikipedia)
Gujarati Wiktionary
Gujarati Wikipedia
Hindi course
External resources
viral Gujarati. Online dictionary and thesaurus.
Gujarati on Omniglot. Thorough explanation of writing system with excellent chart.
Teach Yourself Gujarati by Professor Rachel Dwyer. Excellent all-round textbook. Audio accompaniment part 1 and part 2 . From 1995.
A Simplified Grammar of the Gujarati Language. Detailed and accurate grammar. From 1892.
Basic Guide for Gujarati Language. Helpful words and phrases.
Pustakalay sahitya, a reading library with Gujarati books for download.
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