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Marwari is spoken in parts of India, adjacent areas in eastern Pakistan, and by some migrant communities in Nepal.
Marwari is written using Devanagari script in India and Nepal:
![[Marwari using Devanagari]](marwari_deva.gif)
The Naskh style of Perso-Arabic script is used in the Sindh province of Pakistan:
![[Marwari using Naskh]](marwari_arab_naskh.gif)
The Nastaliq style of Perso-Arabic script is used in the Punjab province of Pakistan:
![[Marwari using Nastaliq]](marwari_arab_nastaliq.gif)
Marwari was historically written using Mahajani script:
![[Marwari using Mahajami]](marwari_mahj.gif)
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