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Sunaha6
Goldie
Joined: 22 October 2010
Posts: 1003
i knew it was silly....
emina
Goldie
Joined: 25 October 2010
Posts: 1136
i knew it was silly....
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IF-Sizzlerz
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remosalsa
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Joined: 25 August 2008
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, that i didn't see this thread at all
, my hometown & birthplace
, with eng subs i can understand, 50% Tamil, & 40% Telugu too, as some of our friends speak these telugu lingo, & i stay thr all confused, they don't even translate me
, so i don't know, if they say bad to me alsoThe following 2 member(s) liked the above post:
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emina
Goldie
Joined: 25 October 2010
Posts: 1136
, that i didn't see this thread at all
, my hometown & birthplace, with eng subs i can understand, 50% Tamil, & 40% Telugu too, as some of our friends speak these telugu lingo, & i stay thr all confused, they don't even translate me, so i don't know, if they say bad to me also
.. I am from mangalore.. I also watch japanese and korean and taiwanese serials, of course with subtitles. Do understand them a little but this UP lingo is something different. I just love it maybe its because of Avi
remosalsa
IF-Stunnerz
Joined: 25 August 2008
Posts: 33995
, we both from coastal regions, beaches & lots of fishes{if u eat}
yaa, UP lingo is just cool
emina
Goldie
Joined: 25 October 2010
Posts: 1136
, we both from coastal regions, beaches & lots of fishes{if u eat}
yaa, UP lingo is just cool
komalSingh
Senior Member
Joined: 11 January 2010
Posts: 346
thank you sweeties)....you are very welcome. Wow, trilingual
So you lived in Kanpur? Very close to hamara Lucknow....strange na, how Hindi is spoken in so many dialects, each having certain expressions and lilts that are peculiar to them.Wow, so many languages
.......you prob don't feel too homesick in Chicago, given the huge Indian population there. Welcome to the forum....great strategy.......as a kid I used to think, like an ignorant north indian, that tamil, telegu, kannada, malayalam, tulu were more or less dialects of the same language......Learned better when we visited South IndiaGreat strategy!!So glad that you posted.The following 2 member(s) liked the above post:
Vistaa, -Prashu-,
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