Brownie

Brauy (Bragui, Brahui, Bragui) is the language of Bragui . Distributed in adjacent areas of Pakistan , Iran and Afghanistan . The number of Browey speakers is undetectable, as ethnic Bragui are in close contact with the Balochs , speak the Balochian language and often call themselves Balochis when interviewed. According to the most probable estimates, at the beginning of the XXI century. no less than 1.5-1.6 million people speak Pakistan , and 150-200 thousand people in Iran and Afghanistan . Presumably several hundred brahui live in Mary region ^{[2] of} Turkmenistan ; however, it is unclear how much they retained their language.

Brownie is one of the Dravidian languages . Dialects, as far as one can judge from the available descriptions and texts, are poorly expressed.

Retains all the basic features of the grammatical structure of Dravidian languages. It has an agglutinatively- suffix structure of word forms. The nominal parts of speech are distinguished by 2 numbers and 11 cases. The grammatical gender is lost in both names and verbs. In the imperative mood, only the number is distinguished, in the remaining moods, the face also. Forms of time (always synthetic) - 5 in the indicative mood and 2 in the potential; in conditional mood, the times do not differ. Each personal form of the verb corresponds to a synthetic negative. The sentence construction is nominative. The word order “subject + object + predicate” prevails.

Browey's vocabulary is replete with borrowings from Iranian ( Balochi , Persian ), Arabic and Indo-Aryan ( Syriac , Sindhi , Urdu , Punjabi ) languages. But the numerals “one”, “two”, “three”, personal and demonstrative pronouns , formed from the foundations of the last circumstances of the word and the vast majority of verbs are of primordially Dravidian origin.