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General Forum: Govt. and Politics | Restore Telugu Pride | |
| It was strongly believed by everyone that Telugu is subsect of Tamil in every nature; Tha's the reason AP is treated part of Tamilnadu. Simultaneously film industry behaved liked Telugu has no identification at all. If there is it is Tamil. Making movies together dubbing together lost it's own identity and struggling for existence.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 20, Jul 2004 6:49:57 PM IST It was strongly believed by everyone that Telugu is subsect of Tamil in every nature; Tha's the reason AP is treated part of Tamilnadu. Simultaneously film industry behaved liked Telugu has no identification at all. If there is it is Tamil. Making movies together dubbing together lost it's own identity and stuggling for existence.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 20, Jul 2004 6:49:09 PM IST i know telugu well donn ya worry abt it.
but compare and tell me sir, am ignorant.I noe only telugu. how dravidian and aryan classification done in lingos? wuts da deal abt em n telugu?
Posted by: Ms. Rosey At: 20, Jul 2004 12:50:12 PM IST I pity you on every thing, VeVa! You too, go ahead with your ideas.
I found my old pal after 10 yrs, hence, I was excited. Yes, I know that it is objectionable to call my friend Aditya as "are ore". Thanks for reminding me.
Ms Rosey, you don't need to take your univs lingo course again. You can understand the difference if you compare Telugu with those Dravidian lingos. Wut dravidian lingos du ya no? ya try 2 no bat Telugu 1st nd kampar vit da lingos! cheers.
Posted by: Bahud♥♥rapu Baatasaari At: 20, Jul 2004 12:39:18 PM IST dont tell me i hav to take my english course again..old joke hehe
Posted by: Ms. Rosey At: 20, Jul 2004 11:35:50 AM IST I pity about your knowledge about Telugu Mr.BiBijI. Go ahead with your ideas. ONce again u have delivered another mail that is objectionable in the discussion. You can't call your friend with the words, 'arE...orE'(as it is a private affair) when something is being discussed in the thread with the name 'REstore Telugu Pride".
Posted by: Mr. Vachaspathi V At: 20, Jul 2004 11:25:45 AM IST I pity about your knowledge about Telugu Mr.BiBijI. Go ahead with your ideas.
Posted by: Mr. Vachaspathi V At: 20, Jul 2004 11:21:05 AM IST dis is how a discussion goes here?
telugu doent belong to dravidian lingos? damn new theory? wut etomology books u refering to bahudoorapu? tell me abt da characterstics of indo-aryan n indo-dravidian lingos phuleez? do i need to take my univs lingo course again :(
Posted by: Ms. Rosey At: 20, Jul 2004 11:08:25 AM IST First of all, my apologies to every one here, for my current posting.
Vachaspathi,
I gave my e-mail id to Aditya, my room mate & class mate during Engg. Also, I can say that I welcome any good friends. But I don't think that any one here, NTvODu or Madhu or Mrs Padmahasta or any one will simply mail me, just because they found one e-mail id. I don't think that they are not sense-less. SPAM... they won't encourage. It is simply because, they are aware that the msg was intended to Adita Kiran Vedula, but not to any one else. They have that decency. They know that its pirvate to both of us. But you, why do you need to add my e-mail id to your messenger? Why did you mailed me? I haven't published my e-mail id here for people like to mail me. Hope you understand this, as you have very good education and several degrees.
And you don't need to comment on me. I have no intention to argue with people like you, any more. Please don't poke your nose in my conversation. It is none of your business. I don't know what you know about my knowledge in my mother tongue. Also, I don't know why do you believe that Telugu belongs to the so called "Dravidian Group of Languages". When a child is your son, he should have your characteristics or your wife's characteristics. If any child doesn't have any of your/your wife's characteristics, do you call that child as your son? No. Right? You cannot call a street child as your son. Right? Then, how can you call Telugu as Dravidian family? Nonsense. Please stop preaching us what the stupid as**oles of TamilNadu bark. Its all because of these f**ken as**oles from Tamilnadu create such stupid ideas in our brains. Telugu doesn't have any, I repeat, ANY characterstics of Tamil. I got a chance to observe Tamil very closely, hence, I can say that. And I know Telugu very well than you. So, please stop bullshitting with me. Mind your own business. And remove my e-mail id from your address book. I got nothing to do with you, now, and in future. You never can have a valid argument and you yet times call the arguers as "fool" and I get irritated with your way of argument and I shout at you and all your supporters will fight at me... why all this shit for me? nA mAnAna nannu batakanIyarA bAbU, nannodilEyarA nAyanA, nIku puNyamunTundi. nA prANAnikekkaDa tagulukunnAvu ranku magaDilA!
NTvODu, sudeepi is not an abhAgyini, adi nEnE.
Posted by: Bahud♥♥rapu Baatasaari At: 20, Jul 2004 10:14:02 AM IST Mr.Vachaspati,
The word "Dravida" is apparently etymologically related to "Tamila".
Also, the word "Dravida" was always used to indicate "Tamil" in Telugu and elsewhere. As proof: I am a "Dravida" Brahmin since my ancestors migrated up North to Andhra from "Dravida" country (Tamil speaking areas) 500 or so years ago. That doesn't make me a "Dravidian" by race - such a concept did NOT exist. Any resident of Tamil country was a "Dravida" just like anyone who is a citizen of India is an "Indian".
As for Telugu being "Dravidian" - now why would we call ourselves "Dravida" in Andhra unless the people around us were NOT called Dravida?
"Dravida" simply means "Tamil" and should be kept at that.
The concept of "Dravidian Languages" has been coined by British Indologists - it is a very dangerous misnomer leading to confusion - Telugu has always had an independent identity from Tamil - historically and contemporarily.
Also, what Bahudoorapu Batasari said is correct - Telugu is NOT born from Tamil. It is related, but only as a cousin.
Posted by: Mr. Aditya Vedula At: 19, Jul 2004 11:59:48 PM IST
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