Aryan Languages

Aryan languages, more accurately called Indo-Iranian languages, are a branch of the larger Indo-European language family. They include languages like Hindi, Persian, and Urdu, spoken primarily in South Asia and Iran. These languages share common ancestors, developed thousands of years ago, and feature similarities in words, grammar, and sounds. Over time, they evolved into distinct languages, influenced by local cultures and histories. The term "Aryan" has historical and linguistic significance but is less commonly used today in favor of "Indo-Iranian" to avoid confusion and misinterpretation.