missionxp Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 you meant to say not national language?.. ya 100 %
rapchik Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 maa family friends lo chala mandhiki english kooda radhu.... so ipudu modi ni telugu lo matladamantava? lolli po... inkodu vachi maku konkini basha thapa em radhu ...adhe matladali antuadu
jbourne Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 official ante in wat sens..? govt emplys andaru ade matladala..? documentation ki bro andariki eng ravali ani ledu gaa
halwaraaj Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 its amazing how some ppl can manage to bring out a big debate out of a nothing topic......lolzz....... LoL.1q LoL.1q
ChampakDas Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 please JB...nuvu etla matladudu em bagale...it was offical lanaguage before 1960...after that there's no national language go over get facts pls hindi kakapoteyy ee language broo mari eppudanna bank forms chusava ee madya aithe they have changed to complete eng but previously even check books used to be printed both in hindi and eng btw Hindi is national language and 15 recognised regional languages
sompapidi Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 veedu pakodi chudu more people speak English than hindi anta...ya city bro midi
jbourne Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 its amazing how some ppl can manage to bring out a big debate out of a nothing topic......lolzz....... LoL.1q LoL.1q thats what afdb is famous for
ChampakDas Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 karma yes mayya hindi is national lang.. naku e madhya ne thelsindhi..
kiran karthik Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 indian ani cheppukoku bhayya ekkada dayachesi
missionxp Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 karma Ohh sry man .. I mean NOT national lang missed the imp .. go back and check my replies. and u can cool down
sompapidi Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 Telugu lo matladamani evadu adigadu vayie. Atleast english lo matladisasthey ekkuva mandiki ardam avutundi. Since, it is a global language. E db pilla pooks entha ginjukunna India's younger generation mottam english lone chaduvutunnaru ga. All i want to say i hate hindi , it's a nasty language. As per our constitution, South indian people have need to hear/speak/ understand it. Tamil vallani chusi ayina koncham buddi tecchukondie ra ayya. ide last e rojki going out for lunch ... #/{-bhayya me village lo antha English aa na...oh my god...fuck
sompapidi Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 adi national language kadu bro. Hindi/english both are official languages . There is no national language to india just official languages . check this http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Theres-no-national-language-in-India-Gujarat-High-Court/articleshow/5496231.cmsbhayya ma school lo Hindi is our national language anaru...adi wrong. ..sorry ma miss tapuchapindi
jbourne Posted September 29, 2014 Report Posted September 29, 2014 please JB...nuvu etla matladudu em bagale...it was offical lanaguage before 1960...after that there's no national language go over get facts pls bro tongue slip ayndii paina chdaledaa offical lang anaboyii national lang anna ani mari official Indian gov website lo hindi lone nduku vundii anni recognized languages lo vundalii kada
kumarskyhigh Posted September 29, 2014 Author Report Posted September 29, 2014 check this https://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140122062434AAmCrYY Dear Friend, It is not as easy as you think! There are 22 official languages (at the last count) and around 400 living languages in India. While most of North India speaks Hindi or its dialects (Bhojpuri, Haryanwi, etc.), the North-East and South do not speak Hindi at all for their daily communication. While Hindi has been declared as the Official Language of India, the state of Tamil Nadu in South India has not accepted it. Their argument was/is that why should they learn a language which is of no apparent use to them. [The other three states in the South India (Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh) have adopted Hindi as one of the languages taught in schools.] In order to circumvent this tricky situation, the union government introduced a 3-language formula under which all schools in the country were to teach 3 languages - the mother tongue or first language, English, the second language, and Hindi, the third language for the southern states and Hindi, English and a South Indian language in North Indian states. This sounded good on paper but what good is a south indian language for a north indian, as 99% of them would never have to use it in their lives? No North Indian state teaches any of the southern languages in their schools for the afore-mentioned reason. If India is now a global force in IT industry and BPO services, and have made huge scientific advancements, it is only, repeat only, because of English language. Most of the technical and scientific data are in English language (German could be an exception). Even steadfast local language promoters like China and Japan are turning to English in a big way. English is a global language and that is why, we Indians are sticking to it. It offers a lot of opportunities in the world, which is now a village. With proficiency in Hindi and Hindi alone, we would have remained a frog in the well!
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