Most of us know that Gujarati is the language of Mahatma Gandhi, who was born in Porbandar in Gujarat. Did you know, that Gujarati was significantly influenced by the Persian and Arabic languages as well? We look at the top 5 things you probably didn’t know about the language

Language not just the way for people to communicate and convey meaning to each other. It is also very much a part of the cultural heritage of a people. It is the way that stories, customs, rituals and values are transmitted down the ages; from one to the next generation.

So, you’ve decided to learn Gujarati online, but where do you start? If you’ve explored language learning apps, you’ve probably heard of Cambly — a popular choice for English learners. But what if you want to learn Gujarati? Enter Amarkosh, a platform designed specifically for Indian languages. But

If you drive down any highway around the Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar region (twin cities, with Ahmedabad being the economic capital and Gandhinagar being the administrative capital of Gujarat) there is one thing you will notice. It is that Gujaratis simply love eating out. On the sides of the roads, an average foodie

Learning a new language can feel like opening a treasure chest — exciting, enriching, and sometimes, a bit overwhelming. Gujarati, spoken by over 60 million people worldwide, is a beautiful language filled with culture, history, and charm. Whether you’re an international language enthusiast or a non-Gujarati Indian wanting to connect

Learning Gujarati is an exciting journey. The language, spoken by millions worldwide, is rich in culture, history, and expression. However, if you've ever tried to learn Gujarati online or work with an online Gujarati tutor, you might have noticed that one of its trickiest aspects is mastering the