Question

The Fiji Hindi language is a direct result of which occurrence?

Answer 1

The Fiji Hindi language is a direct result of slavery and the mixing of different cultures.

Explanation:

• The language has its roots in India and was spoken by the slaves brought by the British who developed their own dialect over time.

• They used to interact with the natives as well as their employers who were mainly British.

• Their dialect started changing due to the incorporation of words heard from both the parties and gave birth to Fiji Hindi language.

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