Telangana bhaasha

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[Idassamed]

Bhaasha*

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[Hydrockers]

Uncle em ayyipoyav 1 week ?

[HEROO]

1 minute ago, Hydrockers said:

Uncle em ayyipoyav 1 week ?

Afdb Site open chesthe virus osthundi 

[Hydrockers]

1 minute ago, HEROO said:

Afdb Site open chesthe virus osthundi 

Ni meda benga tho @ShwethaNaidu tindi tinatle anta

Afdb ki kuda sarriga ratle 

[HEROO]

2 minutes ago, Hydrockers said:

Ni meda benga tho @ShwethaNaidu tindi tinatle anta

Afdb ki kuda sarriga ratle 

2-3 piggies brathukuthay daily thindi manesthe naidu madam

[Hydrockers]

2 minutes ago, HEROO said:

2-3 piggies brathukuthay daily thindi manesthe naidu madam

Anthe antava kaka

[HEROO]

3 minutes ago, Hydrockers said:

Anthe antava kaka

Anthe bro e db ki emaindi oka vaipu ads inko vaipu virus inko vaipu swethanaidu thindi gola

[ShwethaNaidu]

3 hours ago, Hydrockers said:

Ni meda benga tho @ShwethaNaidu tindi tinatle anta

Afdb ki kuda sarriga ratle 

Buffalo 🐃 

[ShwethaNaidu]

3 hours ago, HEROO said:

Anthe bro e db ki emaindi oka vaipu ads inko vaipu virus inko vaipu swethanaidu thindi gola

Piggy 🐷 fellow 

[Hydrockers]

6 minutes ago, ShwethaNaidu said:

Buffalo 🐃 

🐙 Octopus 

[dasara_bullodu]

Good reply for controversial question ... 

[ekunadam_enkanna]

Sandhi rules (like savarna deergha, yanaadesa, yanaagama, rugaagama) don't explain. They just classify  some segments of speech (or phenomena).  Lots of grammar rules are like that. When one is asked to explain "why pagalu + pagalu = pattapagulu"? One gets an answer: its Amreditha sandhi. This answer (amreditha) doesn't explain.  

చేసినారు, చేసిన్రు, చేసిండ్రు

చేసిన్రు > చేసిండ్రు (stop epenthesis--addition of డ్). We see this phenomenon in every language: for instance, in English, Thomson > Thompson, Chomsky > Chompsy

చేసినారు vs. చేసిన్రు (elision = deletion). Actually > aksh'lly,  definitely > def'n'tly (elision of two i's).

Epenthesis = addition

elision = deletion

metathesis = transposing sounds (comfortable > comf'tur'ble -- transposition of r and t sounds)

Dissimilation = one of the two same sounds are deleted: enterprise > ente-prise, surprise > su-prise, etc.

Epenthesis, elision, metathesis, dissimilation, etc are just labels for various phenomena. When linguists try to explain these, they usually appeal to some kind of "articulatory ease".