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there are other people also who speak konkani in coastal kerala like "Kudumbi" people.
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by what I heard from my college mates(in the end 90s) , malayalam is hard to learn or even to speak. if you have achieved that, then kudosThat's how i picked up malayalam
Had quite a few kerala konkani hostel mates back in the days. Predominantly from kanhangad & kasargod. That's how i picked up malayalam & gave me a chance to visit kerala quite so often.
by what I heard from my college mates(in the end 90s) , malayalam is hard to learn or even to speak. if you have achieved that, then kudos
by what I heard from my college mates(in the end 90s) , malayalam is hard to learn or even to speak. if you have achieved that, then kudos
It is a hard language. but since we have a head start... that gives us the advantage!I also had Mallu batch mates. I can understand bit of malayalam however, quite difficult to speak. However, out of all south Indian languages, I find malayam pretty pleasant to ears
Maybe.. but not for people from my neck of the woods... from coastal Karnataka, bordering Kerala. We have a lot in common!
Mother toungue: Won't tell
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a bit. It's a mixture of whole lot of local languages bruv. You find a lot of Malayalam, bit of tulu, bit of kannada. It's only spoken by local sunny muslims.
the language of the cats!find malayam pretty pleasant to ears
Yours truly is also a Former CommunistDidnt know that you speak russian too .... klassno !!
the language of the cats!
That's right. My friend Muqeem is a byari from Mangalore, when I first heard him talking to his folks, I thought he was speaking Malayalam however, later I came to know that it's "Bhelpuri/Khichdi" language
Yours truly is also a Former Communist
Drew this On My bedrom wall, even My school bag
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