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NEW LANGUAGE: TAMIL

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NEW LANGUAGE: TAMIL

We’ve added Tamil, the official language of Tamil Nadu in southeast India and one of the world’s oldest living languages, with a literary history spanning over 2,000 years. Recognized by UNESCO as a classical language, Tamil is celebrated for its rich poetry, enduring literary heritage, and deep cultural traditions.

Written in its own script, descended from the ancient Brahmi script and remains the first language of over 86 million people in India (primarily Tamil Nadu and Puducherry), Sri Lanka, and thriving Tamil communities worldwide.

Now, with Tamil on Qlango, you can experience a language that seamlessly bridges ancient heritage and vibrant modern expression.

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