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Punjabi language |
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Punjabi languageor Panjabi languageIndo-Aryan language of the Punjab in India and Pakistan. Punjabi has about 26 million speakers in India and more than 60 million in Pakistan—nearly half the population of the latter—but linguists have sometimes considered the dialects of southwestern, western, and northern Punjab province in Pakistan a different language. Inhabitants of southern Punjab province have agitated for consideration of their speech, Siraiki (with more than 12 million speakers), as a distinct language, though Siraiki and Punjabi are mutually intelligible. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The reported cutoff values for angular motion were 10 degrees (Dupuis et al (2)), 15 degrees (White and Panjabi (1) and Nachemson (4)), and 20 degrees (Hayes et al (17)); we adopted the highest cutoff value, 20 degrees, for angular motion. Bhangra, mixed with house, hiphop, reggae and Western synthesizers and percussion, soon became an integral part of the club scene in London as did prominent artists like Panjabi MC, Bally Sagoo, Apache Indian and Saqi. 5 percent and 2 percent in the past year, said Gansham Panjabi, an Lehman Bros. |
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