In article <pan.2003.06.26.00.13.48.817448@yahoo.com>,
"StrQST" <strqst400@yahoo.com> posted:

There is no "a" sound after Bgarat, and also not after Varsh.
You're likely a southerner from Kerala, so you will resist
learning this.

Not "Khadi" but "Khar(r)ee". Khadi refers to textile.
In many schools, Vandemataram is recited.

English is spoken by natives of many lands.

You can refer to whatever you wish.

Your name is Pillai, isn't it? That's what.

You have neither the authority not the capability
of questioning anyone about anything on USENET -- especially
language. Now, polishing firangee boots -- that may well
be your area of expertise.

I answered it, but you are neglecting to acknowledge it.
Here it is again: there is no "aa" sound at the end of
that word -- unlike the "aa" sound at the end of America.
Get it, N. Pillai? Why don't you stick to the
business of insurance, or are you no longer working for
the insurance company?

Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti

In article <pan.2003.06.26.12.03.48.507767@yahoo.com>,
"N. R. Pillai" <strqst400@yahoo.com>
American Medical and Life Insurance Company
35 Broadway, Hicksville, NY 11801-4236
posted:

It is you who is assuming that a Keralite isn't
a Bharatiya. Well, now that you bring it up, a
lot of Keralites do act like firangees.

Don't corruptt the Language of the Gods. You have also
tried to misinform others that our Hindu principles do
not include Ahinsa and vegetarianism.

Ha-ha-ha! You Keralite name-caller!

English is spoken by natives of many lands.

Why the space after "(" and before ")" and "?" above? You don't
know how to write English either?

Now the truth comes out: your *adopted* language. Hey, learn
it from a native speaker, not from a web site you discovered
about a few months ago (in December, 2002).

Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti

On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 17:11:08 +0000, Dr. Jai Maharaj wrote:

to be a native speaker of Urdu as well ? There must be a lot of people in
your "Place of Birth" who use Urdu !


pronounciation wrong ? Stick to the point, Maharaj. If you want to debate
"Hinduism" with me that is another issue. We will tackle that later on.

Also note your usage - *HINDU* ( Why did you not spell it with two Os as
well ? Like *your* FIRANGEE masters did ? ). I am a Sanatana Dharmi.


qoute ? "Descending to Hindi again, are we ? KhaaDi is the textile, you
nincompoop. With a Diirgha-swara."

Multiple repetitions does not a truth make.


that ? Or does your spell checker put green lines under this ? Is there a
rule in your brand of "SUNSKRT" not allow this ?

*You*, on the other hand, made that claim, and then proceeded to make
mistakes in pronouncing words, that a raw beginner would not have. I
learnt the language from a native speaker of the tongue, unfortunately
there are too few of them left. You *certainly* are not one. My starting
to post on the web and my starting to learn the language have nothing in
common. 22 years and I still claim to be a student, a raw beginner. That
is why I am still learning. Unlike you.

StrQST