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@JanjaWeed, @Indischer & @Ravi Nair :wave: Idu nanna koneya sandesha ee daridrada sthaladalli, matte sigodakke nanna hastakhara nodi... Dhanyavadgalu

Rest assured, Gaali nahi diya hai :D. It was a kannada saying, keep guessing :devil:

I have noticed that, post count is not being appended seamlessly, there seems to be a discrepancy. It's like after many posts, count is increasing to +1. I might be incorrect however, Is this just me or anyone else have noticed this as well? Since last couple of days, my post count is stuck at...

@Indischer , @JanjaWeed Shivpoojeyannu bhanga madovranna nanu sahisodilla :devil: baekadre pooje karadi manaele irli :D

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: Awesome, couldn't agree more :tup:

Shiva poojeyalli karadi annodanna alpha1 anthavananna node node karedirabeku, enananteeri saar ? :lol: :lol:

What about you ?

:enjoy::enjoy::enjoy: Jatt Corner athava Tamil corner ?

Shankar Nag Kidhar se aagaya ? Ellinda bandru ???

RIP... young and brave one.

Naah, we are still using mud instead of cement :D True, we use mountains for Trekking, Sight seeing and they are national monuments :D Bang on target, absolutely correct. Pakistan should keep their resources for their own use :tup:

Yeah, it was my mistake :tsk: Edited the post :)

Saar, Tulu has no script (incorrect assumption, look for Edit below). Usually Kannada script is used for writing Tulu, I am not sure whether Malayalam is being used as well. Edit: Oops ! My mistake. Tulu in fact has a script. Tulu alphabet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Looks like a...

:tup: I didn't know that!

@Ravi Nair , Are there any similarities between Malayalam and Tamil scripts, Just like Kannada and Telugu scripts ? Those who know how to read kannada can also read Telugu up to considerable extent, is this similarity true in case of Malayalam and Tamil ? BTW, how one would distinguish...

sorry bro, it was unintentional :D Oh yeah, we are on our way, let's see if we can drill down further.

Yup, I later realised that, the comparison is incorrect :tsk: There were similarities between old kannada and Tamil however, that doesn't prove that, it was a dialect of Tamil. It could be other way around as well ;)

Its a dialect of Kannada Havigannada dialect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

IMO, Sanskrit makes dravidian languages very beautiful and meaningful. I like more sanskrit words incorporated in dravidian languages rather than expelling them out. However, it's just me. Sadly enough, if you consider any Indian language at present, they have lost their original touch as well...

@Indischer , Naanu havyaka bhashe kaleelikke tumba prayatna patte aadre safalavagalilla :( Aadre nanage yella artha aagatthe :) Adanna yengala bhashe anthaanu karitaralva ?