,its based on history (4000 - 3000 years ago)that people living right hand side of river shindhu (modern indus) are called Hindi as in cryptogrpy there is no ' s' alphabet and people who speak Hindi is''' hindavi''' and from sindhu, peoples derived word '' hindoos''
Someone who speaks Hindi is called a "Hindi speaker" or "Hindi language speaker".
Someone who speaks dramatically could be referred to as melodramatic or theatrical.
You could call someone who speaks two languages but not well a "basic or intermediate speaker" in both languages.
A polyglot is someone who speaks multiple languages, often at least five or more.
A monolingual.
A bilingual person or a Franco-Anglophone.
British
Outspoken?
Someone who speaks dramatically and impressively could be called a declaim or an orator.
bhi khayegi phir This is a Hindi expression and would make more sense to ask to someone who speaks Hindi, not Spanish.
You could call someone who speaks two languages but not well a "basic or intermediate speaker" in both languages.
he is Punjabi (sikh) i and he speaks Punjabi
The common term for someone who speaks several languages is "multilingual."
Hello! Sure, here is a sample of a farewell speech in Hindi: आज हम सभी साथियों को अलविदा कहना है। यहाँ का वक्त बहुत ही अद्भुत और यादगार रहा है। हम सभी ने एक साथ कई यादें बुनी हैं, और आज जब इस यात्रा का आखिरी पल आ गया है, तो हम सभी अपने-अपने रास्ते जाने के लिए तैयार हैं। इस संवेदनशील पल में मैं आप सभी को शुभकामनाएं देना चाहता हूं। अलविदा, धन्यवाद।
Ms is a indian person. He speaks hindi mostly.
42 %
he speaks hindi
Hindi is not the only language but yes the majority of the population speaks it