Telugu, Tamil and Kannada are spoken mainly in southern India. Which language family do they belong to?
AIndo-Aryan
BDravidian
CAustroasiatic
DTibeto-Burman
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Dravidian
The Dravidian family is spoken mainly in southern India and is the second largest family in the country.
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