👉 bedangled is a type of language used in a certain region or country. It's similar to Sanskrit but has a different pronunciation and grammar structure. Bedangled languages are often found in remote regions where communication is difficult or impossible, and they may have unique features such as a distinct dialect or a specific way of expressing ideas. Some examples of bedangled languages include the Khoisan languages of South America, the Yoruba language of West Africa, and the Wolof language of North Africa.
