Sandhya,
It is difficult to write some words in English.Still it may write 'paer" rather than "peru"
Abid, you can write "pyeru" instead of "paer" and "peru"
Ya....paer sounds similar to 'paer' of hindi.....meaning foot :P
Vinod, you are more right.
Pyeru sounds more good.....pronounce 'r' as 'Raath or Raavan' That's all :)
Sandhya akka., sowrastra is a language which speaks on Gujarat. On south india you can find the language more on Madurai. :whistle:
On Madurai there is separate collage & schools are their. :cheer:
Also you can find sowrastra people most on Salem, Dharmapuri, Thanjavur, Paramakudi & Kumbakonam.
Sandhya akka., sowrastra is a language which speaks on Gujarat. On south india you can find the language more on Madurai. :whistle:
On Madurai there is separate collage & schools are their. :cheer:
Also you can find sowrastra people most on Salem, Dharmapuri, Thanjavur, Paramakudi & Kumbakonam.
So, we can learn a little Sourashtra from you. I think, it's a different one both from north and south.
Kannan, can you give colours' name in Sourashtra
I want to learn Tulu.....a language spoken by Brahmains only. Do you know a little?
White - Hujal
Black - kalo
Red - Hullovoo ('H' silent - its very difficult to write on english)
Orange - orange
Yellow - hadulno ('H' Silent)
Rose - Rose
Blue - nelam
White - Hujal
Black - kalo
Red - Hullovoo ('H' silent - its very difficult to write on english)
Orange - orange
Yellow - hadulno ('H' Silent)
Rose - Rose
Blue - nelam
I think 'Neela/Neelam' is common for all Indian languages. Isn't it?
