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Konkani is used primarily in the Indian states of Goa and Maharashtra (Ratnagiri district).
Devanagari is the official script for Konkani:
![[Konkani using Devanagari script]](konkani1.gif)
Kannada script is used in the state of Karnataka:
![[Konkani using Kannada script]](konkani_knda.gif)
Malayalam script is used in the state of Kerala:
![[Konkani using Malayalam script]](konkani_mlym.gif)
The Latin alphabet is also popular in Goa:
1) Miggolo kudda khaun assa?Language information at Wikipedia
Writing system information at Omniglot and Wikipedia
Useful phrases can be found at "Learn Indian Languages"
Alternate names for Konkani include Goanese Konkani, Gomataki, and Goan
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