Hindi is the official language of the Haryana state, along with English.

Haryanvi is predominantly spoken in the Haryana region of India.

Haryanvi is considered a dialect of the Hindi language.

Haryanvi is spoken by approximately 20 million people worldwide.

Haryanvi is characterized by nasalization, tonal variations, and retroflex consonants.

In Haryanvi, the word 'Bhai' is used to address or refer to a brother.

The Haryanvi word for 'sister' is 'Bahan'.

The common greeting in Haryanvi is 'Sat Sri Akal', which means 'May God be praised'.

The Haryanvi word 'Bahut Vadiya' means 'very good' or 'excellent'.

In Haryanvi, 'Dhanyawad' is used to express gratitude and means 'thank you'.

The Haryanvi word 'Vida' is used to say 'goodbye' or 'farewell'.

Giddha is a traditional Haryanvi folk dance performed by women during festivals and celebrations.

The Dhol is a traditional Haryanvi musical instrument, a double-headed drum played during festivals and celebrations.

Mirchi Ka Salan is a popular Haryanvi dish made with green chilies, yogurt, and spices, known for its spicy and tangy taste.

Peda is a traditional Haryanvi sweet dish made from condensed milk and flavored with cardamom and saffron.