Bashgali

E801743

Bashgali is another name for the Kati language, an Indo-Iranian language spoken by the Nuristani people in parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

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Bashgali canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Iranian language
Nuristani language
language
alsoKnownAs Kati
Kati language
country Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Islamic Republic of Pakistan
linked to: Pakistan
endangeredStatus vulnerable
hasDialects Eastern Kati
linked to: Kati

Kamviri
Western Kati
ISO639-3 bsh
languageFamily Indo-Iranian
Nuristani
linked to: Nuristani languages
neighboringLanguages Dari
Khowar
Pashayi
linked to: Pashai

Pashto
linked to: Pashto language
partOf Indo-European language family
region eastern Afghanistan
linked to: Eastern Afghanistan

northwestern Pakistan
spokenBy Nuristani people
spokenIn Afghanistan
Nuristan Province
Pakistan
subclassOf Indo-Iranian languages
Nuristani languages
usedBy Nuristani communities
writingSystem Arabic script
linked to: Arabic alphabet

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Kati language alternativeName Bashgali