Tripuri language

Tripuri is a Tibeto-Burman language spoken mainly by the Tripuri people in northeastern India, particularly in Tripura, and parts of Bangladesh and Myanmar. It has its own script, called the "Tripuri script," but is often written using Latin or Bengali scripts. The language features unique sounds and grammatical structures that distinguish it from neighboring languages. It plays a vital role in the cultural identity of the Tripuri community, preserving traditional stories, songs, and customs. Efforts are underway to promote its use and literacy, ensuring the language's cultural heritage remains vibrant for future generations.