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well i am telling you, from now on you will no longer do it anymore.....;)

OK, I understand this. But you are advising the wrong guy as usual. My mother language is not Hindi but Haryanvi though we use Devnagari script. So your advise not working here. Pass it to another person. lol
 
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I cannot read and write in Urdu, not very well anyway, but I've noticed that there are two ways of pronouncing "kh" sound which might have to do with regions.


کھ and خ
 
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OK, I understand this. But you are advising the wrong guy as usual. My mother language is not Hindi but Haryanvi though we use Devnagari script. So your advise not working here. Pass it to another person. lol

noted....

post some songs
 
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actually what irritates me (i never know why) is when they replace z (zaal) with ''j'' sound

here in DC i lecture hindi speakers all the time....

they must overcome this bastardization of language. Hopefully they would heed to my guidance

So u r telling us how to speak Hindi language...??lol

just because u bastardize a language for ur entertainment,...we are not going to change our language..:hitwall:

and a suggestion..u speak urdu...dont tell us how to speak Hindi...
 
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thanks,..but keep it urself...

It's kind of difficult when people mix their carrots and peas. Talking of PEAS, I once had an Indian student working in my Restaurant. Nothing wrong, except he would argue that the ingredient Peas is actually Pyaz (Onions).
 
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I cannot read and write in Urdu, not very well anyway, but I've noticed that there are two ways of pronouncing "kh" sound which might have to do with regions.


کھ and خ

They are not the same sounds, they are completely different sounds in Urdu. However, Hindi Sanskritized Devanagari text does not have the second خ sound.
 
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It's kind of difficult when people mix their carrots and peas. Talking of PEAS, I once had an Indian student working in my Restaurant. Nothing wrong, except he would argue that the ingredient Peas is actually Pyaz (Onions).

well, there may be something wrong with that person...i am not surprised as he was working for u...
 
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Hindi Sanskritized Devanagari text does not have quite a few sounds that are found in Urdu. That is why you see most Indians butchering many words of Arabic/Persian background. For example: Hindi Sanskrit Devanagari script does not have the "sh" sound. They pronounce "sh" as "s". Instead of pronouncing "shoe" as "shoe", they pronounce it as "su". There are many other examples as well.
 
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Hi,

you see, i was very kind and diplomatic about it.....but now you are treading on thin ice.

and yes, i am lecturing you.

and i'm telling you for your own good and benefit

Really? I did not know I was even on ice, leave alone thin.

Keep your lectures for those who have time for it.

:wave:
 
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