Person Plural : तुसाँ, त्वहाँ /t̪usãː, t̪vəhãː/ 3rd Person Singular and Plural : सै /sæ/ Noun Cases Kangri - Hindi - English - Case घर /kʱər/ (noun) 1. घर - घर - home - Nominative 2. घरे यो/जो - घर को - to home - Accusative 3. घरैँ - घर ने - Ergative ‌4. घरेने - घर के साथ - with house - Comitative 5. घरेते - घर से - through home - Instrumental 6. घरेताँइ - घर के लिए - for home - Dative 7. घरेते - घर से - from home - Ablative 8. घरे दा, दे, दि, दियाँ - घर का/की/के - of home - Genetive Locatives 9. घरेच् - घर में - Innesive 10. घरे पर - घर पर - Addesive Others 11. घर॑ - ओ घर - Vocative 12. घर देआ, दए, दइ, दीयाँ - घर सा/सी/से - Semblative 13. घरे साइ - घर जैसा - Similative 14. घरे तिक्कर् - घर तक - Terminative Postpositional/Oblique forms - Noun - Sin., Plu. घर - घरे, घरेयाँ घड़ा - घड़े, घड़ेयाँ नदी - नदिया, नदियाँ घ्यो - घ्यो, घ्योआँ Status The language is commonly clubbed as Pahari or Himachali. Some Dogri and Punjabi linguists have referred Kangri as part of their language due to similarities and decent mutual intelligibility between them. This is generally observed only in bordering lects due to dialect continuum present among many IA languages. Kangri writers & poets have been making submissions to Pahari language's cause under Himachal Pradesh Academy of Arts, Culture & Languages (HPAACL). The language has no official status. According to the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), the language is of definitely endangered category, i.e. many Kangri children are not learning Kangri as their mother tongue any longer. The demand for the inclusion of 'Western Pahari' under the Eight Schedule of the Constitution, which is supposed to represent multiple Pahari languages of Himachal Pradesh, had been made in the year 2010 by the state's Vidhan Sabha. There has been no positive progress on this matter since then even when small organisations are taking it upon themselves to save the language. Due to political interest, the language is currently recorded as a dialect of Hindi, even when having a poor mutual intelligibility with it. References Further reading External links Singh, Amitjit. "The Language Divide in Punjab." Sagar, Volume 4, Number 1, Spring 1997. Goldsmith, Parvin. "Scripture in