Kasaragod Malayalam
Referenced locally as "Kasrod Malyalam" or "kasrod Malayalam". The language spoken by the Malayali community in the Kasaragod district of Kerala by Hindus and Muslims. For example: In Kasaragod Malayalam, 'House' is referred to as (Veed: in typical Malayalam) is "beed" while in Beary Bashe it is "pore".The Muslims of Kasaragod district speak a mixture of Kasaragod Malayalam and Beary Bashe.Kasaragod Malayalam varies from the standard Malayalam to a great extent. Unlike typical Malayalam, this has remained relatively uninfluenced by Sanskrit. Studies in this idiom have been useful in knowing the nature of evolution of the South Indian languages.
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