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Malwi refers to a dialect of Punjabi language[1] spoken in the Malwa (Punjab) region of Punjab. It is part of the three prestige dialects of Punjabi which are nearly identical being referred to as standard Punjabi, the others being Doabi and Majhi, spoken throughout Punjab in India.
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See also
- Punjabi dialects
- Languages of India
- List of Indian languages by total speakers
- List of Punjabi television channels
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