RE:I am confused
by AAA on May 17, 2007 08:00 PM Permalink
and most important!! lungi and kurta should be in white with golden border. and 3 big straight line on your forehead
RE:RE:RE:I am confused
by Notnice on May 17, 2007 08:21 PM Permalink
O what a joke Mr.Saxena! What more can be expected of shallow people like you who cant look beyond Looks or Regions. What is the weather like in that land of the conceited?
RE:I am confused
by Notnice on May 17, 2007 08:18 PM Permalink
Its funny how we make such a hue and cry about Shilpa being racially discriminated while we are the biggest racists ourselves! way to go Mr. Saxena! When we have people like you who mock our country, why do we bother if outsiders do it.
RE:I am confused
by Notnice on May 17, 2007 08:30 PM Permalink
Then you have to learn how to tone it down a bit on a public forum. Not all here are your Malyalee friends you know. I suggest you save your funny comments for people who know you and get your sense of humour.
RE:I am confused
by deepak PV on May 17, 2007 09:31 PM Permalink
mudit saxena and other Indian Rascists - u people r like an Indian politician..like dividing people on caste creed and religion and claiming secular...be ashamed of urself...look at the mirror at urself and ask...wht do I gain by criticising others...
Even if u dont do any good to anybody...atleast dont hurt them....
RE:I am confused
by Truth BeTold on May 17, 2007 10:54 PM Permalink
Too funny Umesh... :) I dont hate south Indian but I dont know why they replace "t" with the "th"... any answers?
RE:I am confused
by Signs on May 18, 2007 11:54 AM Permalink
So Truth BeTold become Trut BeTold and North Indian Become Nort Indian..., When we convert names from any languages to english It is difficult get the so called correct spelling. There is no difference between Geetha and Geeta as long is you able to identify the person. Grow up...South Indian is always South Indian not Sout Indian...Be sporty and funny ...
RE:RE:I am confused
by Maximus Decimus Meridius on May 18, 2007 02:47 AM Permalink
Actually, Mudit, Th in English has no equivalent sound in hindi. The sound th is an unvoiced (no vocal cords used) consonant made by placing your tongue just under your incisors and blowing air through them. We Indians approximate it to "th" (for a lack of an indic script to represent it), a dental consonant, the first one in fourth row in the consonant table of the devanagiri script, like in Thakan. The english T is a voiced plosive aveolar consonant, made by placing the tongue just above the point where the incicors meet the gums and blowing air out. (in the devanagiri script, the second and 4th consonants are plosive. Place your hand in front of your mouth and notice the difference in the air-speed and volume when you say them). Indians approximate T to the first consonant in the third row of the consonant table - like the T in tapori.
Neither is correct. Unfortunately, we have more T sounds than the roman script accomodates. Most other languages use accents to get additional sounds - like french, spanish, portuguese etc.
RE:I am confused
by Maximus Decimus Meridius on May 18, 2007 02:28 AM Permalink
kya Umess Saa... you gujratis pronouce rat as rate and rate as rat. Like maro dikro states ma gayo to mean my son failed in statistics. Snakes in the hole to mean snacks in the hall. For a ganda gujju to make fun of a tamilian is one too much, no?
RE:I am confused
by Truth BeTold on May 18, 2007 05:22 AM Permalink
Haha, Mudit you are trying to gain a moral high groupd after being beaten up on this forum! Geeta is always Geeta and not "Geetha". Ganapati is not "Ganapathy". These are mutilations of the original language pronunciation. Dont try to invent logic in stupidity.
RE:RE:I am confused
by deepak PV on May 17, 2007 09:34 PM Permalink
IdliVadaSambar ThairSadam - If u have roti and naan every day..u will end up dying with piles and constipation....
