Khasi is the most widely spoken language of the Khasi family, with over 1 million speakers.

The Khasi language has approximately 1 million speakers.

The majority of Khasi speakers live in the state of Meghalaya, India.

Khasi is one of the official languages of Meghalaya, along with English.

The Khasi language is a tonal language, has a subject-verb-object word order, and exhibits agglutinative morphology.

The Khasi language is typically written using the Roman script.

Pnar is a major dialect of the Khasi language, spoken in the Jaintia Hills region of Meghalaya.

The Pnar dialect has approximately 300,000 speakers.

The Pnar dialect has a distinct tonal system, unique vocabulary, and simplified grammar compared to the standard Khasi language.

The Pnar dialect is typically written using the Roman script.

Lyngngam is a major dialect of the Khasi language spoken in the Sylhet region of Bangladesh.

The Lyngngam dialect has approximately 150,000 speakers.

The Lyngngam dialect has a distinct vowel system, unique consonant clusters, and simplified morphology compared to the standard Khasi language.

The Lyngngam dialect is typically written using the Roman script.

War is a major dialect of the Khasi language spoken in the War Jaintia Hills region of Meghalaya.