Seeking remedies, much more TAMIL use regular words-#3

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Arjunji (where did the bangali gentleman go?)

 

Agreeing in essence (and thanks for the genteel message back) having

experienced some really severe and windy winters (at par with

Siberian and those in the Prairies) I cannot *casually* endorse

coming out in the open, on a whim and unprotected, during Winters of

the Soul! Particularly if you must be in Siberia or the Prairies and

similar locales!!

 

RR

 

 

 

 

, "panditarjun2004"

<panditarjun2004 wrote:

>

> Dear RR ji

>

> i really appreciate your great sense of humour and off and on such

> humours are welcomed while dicussing serious things and exchanging

> STRONG opinions. it is heartening to note the display of maturity

> in acceptance of everything that floats in the forum by all active

> contributors of this forum. seems like all members have come out

of

> their glass houses and started living in open skies.

>

> with best wishes

> pandit arjun

>

> , "crystal pages"

> <jyotish_vani@> wrote:

> >

> > Orjunjee

> >

> > Haam itnaa hanshaa opkaa email podhkay kay hamaraa chair toot

> geyaa ;-

> > )

> >

> > Aabhi to Daktaar boltaa hai kay Vada khao Rohini babu jodi kole

> istri

> > oil system say nikalnaa chahtaa ho aur phin jodi roshogolla aur

> > rajbhog kaa naam liya to -- ram naam shotto -- shomjhaaa?

> >

> > OOPS! Wrong thread!! I thought we were on the bong thread!!

> >

> > ;-)

> >

> > RR

> >

> > , "panditarjun2004"

> > <panditarjun2004@> wrote:

> > >

> > > dear friends

> > >

> > > with IT revolution, the world has become a global village and

> > within

> > > india also, people have started accepting themselves as indians

> > > first and then only tamil, bengali or other locals.

> > >

> > > if there is a particular letter or word which some are using

> > rightly

> > > or wrongly for decades, let us accept it as a reality and live

> with

> > > it. humour is always taken in lighter vien in this modern

world

> > > where freedom of expression is respected in al democratic

> > countries,

> > > especially india.

> > >

> > > long ago in a similar thread in this group, i mentioned how

> > bengalis

> > > use the word "ba" instead of "va" and also explained how a CEO

> made

> > > a fun of himself when he asked the server to serve 'BADA" and

> the

> > > server was too willing to serve the master a "BIG" but asked to

> > know

> > > what that BIG thing he really wants. of course, all are aware

> that

> > > BADA means VADA (south indian dish mostly referred in Idli,

> Vada,

> > > Dosa).

> > >

> > > hence whatever shri prashant kumarji observed shall be taken in

> > that

> > > spirit and shall not be construed as an opinion against tamils.

> > >

> > > with best wishes

> > > pandit arjun

> > >

> > > , K Gopu <kgopu_24@>

> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > dear readers,

> > > > this is just my observation nothing connected to

> > > > astrology. I have observed the so called champions of

> > > > Tamil language in tamil nadu, many of them pronounce

> > > > kazhagam as kalagam. Probably their tounge and the

> > > > vocal cords doesnt prononuce the phonetic expression

> > > > of "zh". But yet they claim to be the champions of

> > > > tamil language.

> > > >

> > > > k.gopu

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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