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Dogri is primarily spoken in the Jammu region of India.
Dogri is usually written using Devanagari script:
![[Dogri using phrases using Devanagari script]](dogri_deva.gif)
Dogri was formerly written using the Nasta'liq form of Arabic script:
![[Dogri using phrases using Arabic script]](dogri_arab.gif)
Dogri was originally written using the Dogri script:
![[Dogri using phrases using Dogri script]](dogri_dogr.gif)
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