Bhojpuri is a dialect of Awadhi spoken in the Bhojpur region of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.

Bagheli is a variety of Awadhi spoken in the Baghelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh.

Awadhi is primarily spoken in the Awadh region of Uttar Pradesh, India.

One of the characteristic features of Awadhi is the use of the 'a' sound instead of the 'o' sound.

Kare is a common verb in Awadhi, meaning 'to do'.

Bhaiya is the Awadhi word for 'brother'.

Ghar is a common noun in Awadhi, meaning 'house'.

Bahin is the Awadhi word for 'sister'.

Chhota is a common adjective in Awadhi, meaning 'small'.

Amma is the Awadhi word for 'mother'.

Jaldi is a common adverb in Awadhi, meaning 'quickly'.

Baba is the Awadhi word for 'father'.

Pe is a common preposition in Awadhi, meaning 'on'.

Dost is the Awadhi word for 'friend'.

Aur is a common conjunction in Awadhi, meaning 'and'.