Telugu & Vowel Harmony.

@SriSurapati I think Telugu has a phonetic difference from other Indian languages too. Like the most obvious unique phonetic 'u' sound. Also while writing any Telugu poem/comprehension, we can change the character itself to make it sound good, while keeping the word's meaning unchanged.

@SriSurapati Well said Gurudeep ji 👍

YES.Telugu feels musical because it flows on vowels—most words end in rhythmic sounds. It bridges Dravidian roots with Sanskrit elegance,has natural vowel harmony&spins many verb forms from a single root. Add agglutination, soft consonant clusters&a spoken cadence made for poetry

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Italian of the East

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ఇంత అందమైన భాషని, పద సంపదని మనకి ఇచ్చిన పూర్వీకులు, ఎందుకో కొన్ని పళ్ళకు & కూరగాయలకు మనదైన తెలుగులో చక్కని పేర్లు పెట్టడం లో బద్ధకించారు అని సందేహం. ఉదా: 🍎, 🍅, 🥬, cauliflower etc. I think it's because most of these fruits & vegetables are not native to India.

Telugu is the purest melodious language which is much easier to learn ❤️

Well, no doubt it is the cutest language to speak in!

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That's why Telugu is called as "Italian of the East"

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Nice thread

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Harish, its the same with our Malayalam too and all languages in the dravidian family, isnt it? The musicality also could be because of the u at the end of sanskrit root words or the upward inflection at the end of sentences

Great Bro.. Though i am from Telugu state, i feel Malayalam more sweet and musical... what a great feeling watching and listening the Malayalam conversation though i don't understand a word...

Great!!

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More artistic, less algorithmic

The flow of telugu is unmatched

Where is the full video

@grok what about maithili? Isn't it also musical?

Full Viedo ivvandi sir ( youtube link

Wow

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Beautiful 🎉

Very good video watched longbavk

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"Desha bhashalandu Telugu lessa" annadi oorike kadu

Nice video Chetta. Never knew these details being a telugu speaker. Thanks.

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గ్రేట్ సార్ 🙏🏻👌🏻

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నా దగ్గర ఓ కథ వస్తువు ఉంది సవరం అని దాన్ని పుస్తకం గా మార్చాలి ఎలా నో తెలియక అల మిగిలి పోయా

Exactly why it's a filthy , comical language.

the kannada translation is wrong in the video. 1. Varanasige railu (ವಾರಾಣಸಿಗೆ ರೈಲು) 2. Kolkattakke railu (missing dative case marker/ vibhakti here) - (ಕೋಲ್ಕತ್ತಕ್ಕೆ ರೈಲು) Nouns ending in a vowel usually take -ಗೆ (-ge) Nouns ending in a hard consonant usually take -ಕ್ಕೆ (-kke)

Just like Japanese

Need full video of this

@bhargavv982 Its the same for kannada also.

@bob_the_driver @bhargavv982 మీ బయో నచ్చింది

I have seen this somewhere - IIP YOUTUBE ?? 😅

Full video on youtube?

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