Comments on: Do Languages Die?

By: srikanth

srikanth — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 11:26:02 +0000

pbly ‘go dhooli vela’ is a poetic way to discribe ’sandhya’ which means evening in telugu . time when sun sets is evening and ======suryudu asthaminche samayam ==sandhya ….will remain the same no matter how many changes take place in pls lives or even if cultures change a hundred time .

and wat i feel is

training the younger generation with appropriate vocablary (tat accomidates todays as a context) in his mother tounge should be give a keen on.

this reminds me of another same kind of topic to talk about

SANKRANTHI ….festival celebrated in happiness of getting crop by the farmers — practised in those times when farming was a major occupation to major section of indians —

today hardly 40% of economy is genereted by agriculture and not many ppl are in to ta even if they stay in villages

SO SHOULD WE (WHO DOSENT DO FARMING ANYMORE) CELEBRATE SANKRANTHI ?????? SHOULD WE IN THE SAME MANNER CELEBRATE EVERY MONTH WE GET PAID AT WRK.
(TO PRESERVE THE CUSTOME)

By: Pushpinder Singh Bagga

Pushpinder Singh Bagga — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 10:58:56 +0000

Yar I think solely that with the boon of new languages and shortcuts in langue… its very easy that we forget the basic core language and skip to the easy tongue… I personally dont want such a thing… instead or these bullshit subjects .. a school should keep a core language subject compulsary insted being on choice…

By: harsh s dass

harsh s dass — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 09:41:12 +0000

yes it is truly said that languages do die because as new laguages are coming up these days people have forgotten their roots
for instance , iam a marathi n after i shifted to delhi i hardly speak it
its not a matter of time , its a matter of enviroment
well that wuz all the lecture by me
adios

By: Rishi

Rishi — Thu, 17 May 2007 12:48:15 +0000

Its really nice one