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I am in a position to help in telugu language....
if any doubts...
if any queries pelase send: ysmadhu@indiatimes.com
Posted by: Mr. S Madhukar Yakkala At: 21, Jul 2005 7:21:55 PM IST
Mr. Blaz,
r u kidding? how come a European get to know abt Telugu?
well, if it is true...i am more than happy...
Raj had already helped u i think...
i hope u got it...
if u need any help we r always there to help u out....
u can drop in ur messages over here to clarify ur doubts..
best wishes,
Vani.
Posted by: Ms. Vani M At: 1, Dec 2004 8:50:59 PM IST
gha - gha
jha - jha
ma - ma
ya - ya
na - na
pa - pa
sa - sa
ha - ha
Posted by: Mr. Raj Raj At: 27, Oct 2004 7:39:39 PM IST
Hi Blaz,
I'm here to help you. You can send me your e-mail, so that I can clear all your doubts in Telugu.
Posted by: Bahud♥♥rapu Baatasaari At: 27, Oct 2004 1:39:36 PM IST
Hello... Blaz Kavcic, Its really great that you are interested in telugu font.
I would definitely love to help you.
Tell me which alphabets you want. I would write them in paint and send you in bmp format.
hope that would suffice, if not we shall explore the ways to help you.
seein for your reply
bye,
srikanth
Posted by: Mr. Srikanth Katkam At: 27, Oct 2004 12:46:43 PM IST
Ok then, I will try :)
Well, I would like to see handwritten symbols for 'gha', 'jha', 'ma' and 'ya' and then also for 'na', 'pa', 'sa' and 'ha'. In particular, I would like to see where exaxctly one puts the 'tick' above the symbols. As far as I heard and as I could see from online tutorials, it is a bit different for 'jha' or 'ya', but often these symbols look a bit different in every tutorial.
If you have a syllable with two or three consonants. If the second consonant is 'ka', 'cha' or some other of the consonants that are too 'tall' to fit directly under the primary consonant - do you write them after the fprimary consonant just like in tutorials where java script is used for writing, or do you write them sort of half below and half after the primary consonant? How do you write things if there are three consonants in a syllable?
These are a few of the things, not major, but something I would like to know.. It's hard to explain online..
Thanks for any help!
Posted by: Mr. Blaz Kavcic At: 6, Sep 2004 4:40:12 PM IST
you ask Help ,we'll give You advice that is telugu culture lol
Posted by: Mr. The Fountainhead (A.K.A Fake ID) At: 4, Sep 2004 4:25:00 PM IST
Yeah, it was a lame but true story, like many in real life :P Well I would gladly send lazybones my pic (she can send hers too :D) if she helps me :). I really can't find any place online to ask this, all the forums out there only discuss movies hehe..
Bye
Posted by: Mr. Blaz Kavcic At: 4, Sep 2004 4:13:33 PM IST
Hi!
I might be in the wrong place, if anybody can help me with this or point me to the right address, I'll be thankful!
I am a student from Europe who happens to love Telugu alphabet. I learned it online and now I can write things in english and in my own language with Telugu symbols. I don't speak the language itself, there are practically zero indians in my country and there aren't any schools to learn it either.
Anyway, all online tutorials use those perfect letters from fonts or java script, but I have never been able to get any handwritten things. Learning online is like learning to write in perfect Arial or Times Roman fonts. Plus, I heard that the way some symbols (like two or three consonants in a row) are written is not the same when handwritten - such as not written on the same level as the primary letter and so on..
Is there anybody who would be willing to spend some time and help me out with that? I would really like to have some small detailes clear and see how secondary consonants are written in real life.. It would only be a one-time help, unless somebody wants to have a penpal in Europe! I am really open to something like that also! Well, I will stop here, the msg has been to long anyway.. And let's see if anybody is out there. You can message me personally too!
Bye!
Posted by: Mr. Blaz Kavcic At: 4, Sep 2004 4:22:07 AM IST
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