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General Forum: Education | | Telugu as compulsory subject in private schools. Do you support? | |
| telugu bhaasha oka subject uMchinaMtamaatraanaa english raakuMDaa pOdu.
2. telugu(local language) english, hindi tappanisarigaa uMDaali.
3.kotta bhaasha nErchukuMToo mana bhaasha nu marachipOvaTaM baagaalEdu.
Posted by: Mrs. shaloo At: 4, Aug 2005 2:18:01 PM IST
Ration cards are printed in english and people suffering to fillup the forms. This includes Railway Reservation form.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 4, Aug 2005 2:04:48 PM IST
Point #4 of WYD
'If it is an English convent..in English.'
But why are the children speaking in Telugu involuntarily? Because, for them, speaking in Telugu is natural & in-built. Just because they speak in Telugu, that does not mean that English is 'lost' to that extent.
Then, what is this 'punishment if Telugu is heard in the premises?' criterion?
I feel the best way to pick up English conversation is to choose one chum out of the friends' lot and communicate with him only English. We tried it successfully. Though our medium of instruction was Telugu, we did not face much of problem during transition to English. The problem is more psychological than real.
Point #5 of WYD
The 'tendency' to revert to Telugu given in #4 proves beyond doubt that my Point #5 has some basis.
My intention is not to discourage study of English. Now it is the prerequisite for making a livelihood. Only unfortunate thing is that parents and children are put to a lot of confusion by the Convent managements on one hand and the successive governments on the other.
Another misconception is regarding the 'accent'. Recently I studied in one of the news papers that even typical Indian accent is acceptable in many countries. So, we need not have any sort of inferiority complex regarding our accent & diction.
(In fact, Indians' accent of English is so much complete, as it suggests 'all the leeters in all the words' instead of keeping some silent.)
Posted by: SATYA RAMA PRASAD KALLURI At: 4, Aug 2005 10:18:35 AM IST
daddy , i wouldnt accept your point with regard to speaking telugu at school ,i mean the convents . The basic fact is english is more of slang these days ,rather than the saxony type of english that the british have .
secondly ,to identify a group of people from the same place or from a community ,then I see no harm in speaking in telugu ,well atleast i yearn to and look forward to speaking to a telugu soul ,since i happen to live in chennai .
Speaking in telugu or english is more subjective ,ie. it is with regard to where you are gonna be put up . The majority of the people from Andhra pradesh will definitely be staying in Andhra pradesh ,and it is of more importance that they lean the language than english ,after all anything in english can be translated and adapted in telugu .
Posted by: Mr. Pit and the Pendulum At: 3, Aug 2005 9:50:37 PM IST
Edeinaa chEyaMDi baaboo, adi sahajaMgaa uMTEnE daanivalla prayOjanaM.
nEnu cheppEdi EmiTaMTE
1) evareinaa sarE, iMgleeshulO aalOchiMchi telugulO maaTlaaDutunnaamanE bhramanu avatalivaaDiki kaligiMchalEru.
2) kaMbODiyaa raajadhaanini telusukunE ubalaaTaMlO koMta bhaagameinaa kaneesaM naayanamma, ammamma, iddaru taatayyala pErlEnaa jNjaapakaM peTTukOvaDaMlO meeru choopiMchaMDi, mee pillalu kooDaa choopiMchETaTlu chEyaMDi.
(ee vishayaMlO heidaraabaaduvaMTi siTeela kaMTE amerikaa laaMTi pradESaalE nayaM anipistOMdi)
3) iMgleeshulO maaTlaaDitEnE avatalivaaDu 'DaMgeipOtaaDu', panulu baagaa jarugutaayanEdi kooDaa telivitakkuva aalOchanE.
4)iMgleeshulO maaTlaaDakuMDaa
porapaaTunatelugulO maaTlaaDitE adEdO tappuDupani aMToo eesaDiMchE kaan`veMTlanu oka kaMTa kanipeDutoo uMDaMDi. panish`meMTlu ichchEvaaLLanu panish` chEsE sthitini kalpiMchaMDi. aMtEgaanee, allaa
'tiDataaru' ani cheppukOvaDamE 'glEmar`gaa uMdanipistEganuka
'pramaadasoochika'ku iMkaa daggarlO unnaTlE.
5) 'maatRubhaashalO chaduvu modaTi rOjullOneinaa avasaramaa?' - ee praSnE ellaaguMdaMTE - 'annaM tinaalaa?', 'oopiri peelchukOvaalaa?' ani adagaDaMlaaguMdi.
(ivannee nEnu padE padE maaku telisinavaaLLatO chepputunnaanu. ee vidhaMgaa chEyaDaMvalana naa panuleitE ibbaMdi lEkuMDaanE naDichipOtunnaayi mari)
Posted by: SATYA RAMA PRASAD KALLURI At: 3, Aug 2005 5:51:26 PM IST
Let us do a honest survey, say we take statistics in TP.com itself,how many of us address our parents as Nana/garu or Amma and how many say dad and mom? This is key to the subject thread?
Posted by: DoBoy At: 3, Aug 2005 5:16:53 PM IST
More than telugu ,first we must have some kind of nationalist teachings ,malli regional teachings ,lingos ,appude desam baagupaduthundi ,leda ,andaru ,amercia better ani english ,is the mother of my tounge antaru rather than my mother toungue is english ki
Posted by: Mr. Pit and the Pendulum At: 3, Aug 2005 4:33:14 PM IST
Telugu is not a subject it's a language. It will fade away if it's not used by Telugu people. Restore Telugu language.
Political parties those wo use only Telugu should be elected.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 3, Aug 2005 2:01:13 PM IST
Telugu is not a subject it's a language. It will fade away if it's not used by Telugu people. Restore Telugu language.
Political parties tose wo use only Telugu should be elected.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 3, Aug 2005 2:00:58 PM IST
Theory of Relativity mana vedaalalo undo ledo naaku teleedu. mana peddaayana cheppagalaremo. endukante, naakanta drusyam ledu maama. ade unte, nenoo inchekka mana SHAR lo pani chesukuntoo undevaadini. annattu, ippudu manam kottukune ee computers yokka moolam kooda vedaalano undani ee madhya(ante, o edenimidella kinda) artham chesukunnaaru... jala devatalu antaare, aa concept ye neti digital computing ki moolam. to know more about it, contact our Vedic research foundation some where in India.
Posted by: Bahud♥♥rapu Baatasaari At: 3, Aug 2005 9:25:42 AM IST
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