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Languages of Chitral NWFP Pakistan | |
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Official | English, Urdu |
Main | Chitrali (44.15%), Pashto (1.42%), Dangerikwar (1.1%), Kalashwar (1.53%), Urdu (0.57%), Madaklashti (1.57%) |
Regional | Lot Kuhwar; DameRi; Manji; |
Minority | Manji; Kalash; Wakhi; |
Signed | Indo-Pakistani Sign Language |
Keyboard layout | Chitrali keyboard File:Chitralikeyboard.jpg |
Chitral has two majorlanguages: Chitrali and Kalasha Language. In addition there are five minor languages: Dangerikwar, Lot Kuhwar.
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