Bihari Hindi is a slang form of Hindi mainly spoken in the Bihar and Jharkhand states of India. The language deviates slightly from Standard Hindi. The first characteristic is the tone of speaking which is very slow, and many times accompanied by stretching the last word of the sentence. Another important characteristic is gender. In Standard Hindi every non-living thing is given either masculine or feminine gender. In Bihari Hindi every non-living object is considered masculine.
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- Bihari Hindi is a slang form of Hindi mainly spoken in the Bihar and Jharkhand states of India. The language deviates slightly from Standard Hindi. The first characteristic is the tone of speaking which is very slow, and many times accompanied by stretching the last word of the sentence. Another important characteristic is gender. In Standard Hindi every non-living thing is given either masculine or feminine gender. In Bihari Hindi every non-living object is considered masculine. Example:- English- Rain is falling. Standard Hindi - Barish ho rahi hai. (barish, or rain, is feminine) Bihari Hindi- Barish ho raha hai. (barish, rain is now masculine). Many people pronounce the letter ड़(ṛa) as र(ra) in many Bihari Hindi words. Bihari Hindi has many regional words, such as 'burbak' (fool), 'ka' (what), and so forth.
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- Bihari Hindi is a slang form of Hindi mainly spoken in the Bihar and Jharkhand states of India. The language deviates slightly from Standard Hindi. The first characteristic is the tone of speaking which is very slow, and many times accompanied by stretching the last word of the sentence. Another important characteristic is gender. In Standard Hindi every non-living thing is given either masculine or feminine gender. In Bihari Hindi every non-living object is considered masculine.
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