Words you should know from my country: India
First of all, I am in a dilema and in great pride about my country since there are so many languages in my country, yet we have a great feeling of unity and patriotism being a language uniting all us. Lets see some words you should know in my county.
Namaste- wishes.. It is used to wish people. It is a Hindi word.
Vanakkam is the tamil equivalent of this word. Namaskaram is another word which can be also used for wishes
then I will give you the Hindi words frequently used in my country.
Chalo- meaning go.
Bharat- another name for my country.
paisa meaning money.
rupees is the currency in India and every transaction will be in rupees and paise.
and if I continue with all, then it would be very tedious. Also I want all you to know about the language named Tamil, which the central government of India along with Sanskrit gave a special status,
Vanakkam, as described earlier means wishes.
Kaasu- meaning money.
Vaa- come
Po- go
Padam- film, movie
And so much words in use. Also I ve to tell abt Telegu, Malayalam, Kannada, Gujarati, Sindi, Assamese, Sanskrit, which already form a list of words.
Sorry, this time the post was like this from the next post, I ll try to give you exact large details, since this time the topic was more tedious and vast.
Meet you in the next post.
Regards,
Ravi
Namaste- wishes.. It is used to wish people. It is a Hindi word.
Vanakkam is the tamil equivalent of this word. Namaskaram is another word which can be also used for wishes
then I will give you the Hindi words frequently used in my country.
Chalo- meaning go.
Bharat- another name for my country.
paisa meaning money.
rupees is the currency in India and every transaction will be in rupees and paise.
and if I continue with all, then it would be very tedious. Also I want all you to know about the language named Tamil, which the central government of India along with Sanskrit gave a special status,
Vanakkam, as described earlier means wishes.
Kaasu- meaning money.
Vaa- come
Po- go
Padam- film, movie
And so much words in use. Also I ve to tell abt Telegu, Malayalam, Kannada, Gujarati, Sindi, Assamese, Sanskrit, which already form a list of words.
Sorry, this time the post was like this from the next post, I ll try to give you exact large details, since this time the topic was more tedious and vast.
Meet you in the next post.
Regards,
Ravi
3 Comments:
Thanks for the post, Ravi. We all appreciated very much!
Namaste! :)
Vanakkam! :) Hehehe.. I only know this word. My post is not complete without Tamil, you come to the rescue hehehe...
Welcome.
I understand there lots of different dialects in India, we don't have that in my country so I find the diversity very interesting and not tedious as you mention
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