Are Bhashe

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Are Bhashe is a regional Dravidian language variety spoken primarily in parts of coastal Karnataka, India.

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Are Bhashe canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dravidian language variety
language variety
regional language
approximateNumberOfSpeakers tens of thousands
belongsToSubgroup Southern Dravidian languages
linked to: Southern Dravidian
closelyRelatedTo Kannada language
linked to: Kannada

Tulu language
linked to: Tulu
country India
endangermentStatus vulnerable
hasAlternativeName Areh Bashe
Areh Bhashe
Arey Bhashe
hasDialectalVariation true
hasLexicalBorrowingFrom Kannada
Sanskrit
Tulu
hasPhonologicalInfluenceFrom Kannada
isPrimarilyOral true
languageFamily Dravidian languages
languageStatus minority language
regional language
linguisticArea Karnataka coastal belt
linked to: coastal Karnataka
primaryRegion coastal Karnataka
region South India
scriptUsed Kannada script
spokenBy Are community
Havyaka-related communities
spokenIn India
Karnataka
coastal Karnataka
usedFor oral communication
usedIn domestic domains
local trade and community interaction
usedInEducation rarely
usedInMedia limited

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