What is your Mother Tongue?Is the name of Language is related to your State name

Hi Naresh seem to be an Indian as well as a native of Andhra Pradesh but reciding in Karnataka. Well I am also from Ap and my mother tounge is telugu and you can also say that it is not related to andhra pradesh in anyway. Congrats that you have reached your 200th post and i am working hard to reach it. Good Luck & happy mylotting.

As we are having many languages in the world our kannada people have the state name of karnataka and bengal people as language bengali. yes my language related to name of state.

My mother tongue is Romanian, the language spoken in my country Romania, and also in Rep. Moldova and small parts of Bulgaria, Ukraine or Serbia inhabited by Romanian citizens.

I am from Karnataka and my mother tongue is Kannada and i am proud of it.How about you Naresh I think you are from AndraPradesh and your mother tongue is Telugu and i have some friends who are from same place and i am fan of Telugu movies.....

yes i am from karnataka and my mother tongue is kannada and i am proud of it.

Yes most probabaly the language name is related to the state name. In the whole world also, we will find the same examples.

In my native country, we have 77 dialects and our national language is Filipino. In our household we speak Visayan and it is the second dialect that is widely used in the country. Now that I reside in the US, we speak English and I am teaching my children my native country's national language.

since we dont have state name.. our country is Philippines and the language are called Filipino language..we have lots of language but the universal languange is Filipino..

Hahaha! I guess you could say, in my country, our language is the name of the country. I'm in America. Many people say we speak English, but I have to disagree. What we speak here is called "American". The true English language comes from England. They speak it so much better! We here in the U.S. have slaughtered the English language, as a whole, so I prefer to call what we speak "American" and not "English". I majored in art and English in high school and college, so I think I know a little more about the language than the average person. I can write very well in the English language, but I still have a problem with "speaking" it! This was a fun post! Thank you!