Dialect
Physically the majority of people
belong to the Tibetan, their local dialects that is still used at home and
among the Baltis is Tibetan having more similar to the dialect of Ladakh. Many
of their folks and epic stories are similar to those of Ladakh. Many names of
people, places and towns are stil in same language in Baltistan and Ladakh, but
Tibetan language scripts is no longer familiar to most people of Baltistan now
is written in Urdu, English, Persian and Arabic.
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Very nice 🙂
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