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Most multilingual benchmarks evaluate one language at a time, but many people in India switch languages naturally in conversation. So I shared the same sentence with Cartesia and Sarvam, moving from Hindi to English mid-way, just like everyday Hinglish. No translation, just natural code-switching. Here is the comparison.

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