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Don't speak like stupid singalese language having similarity with Bengali . For all dravidian's language proto-tamil is the mother of all languages like wise Sanskrit in north India.
I'm sorry, weren't you the one saying that the Sinhalese are from Bengal? Have you changed your tune now?
Singalese not come under dravidian language branch then hw come you claiming that singalese are native to SL .If that is case Sinhalese language is spontaneously developed that means endemic?.
You're right - the Sinhalese language is classified as an Indo-Aryan language like Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya.
But then, so is Dhivehi which is spoken in the Maldives.
So tell me, how come there are Dravidian language speaking Brahui in Pakistan?
so you go to a new place and develop a new language, so that land becomes your not the ones who lived there before your arival.
come on man. Tamils lived there before your race came there. and because Tamils have their nativity in TN does not mean sqat and your argument of sending SLs Tamil who inhibited the land before you to TN stands void.
So you are saying like Neuro, that there were Sinhalese people who came from India? This means that there must have been flourishing Sinhalese kingdoms in ancient India and the Sinhalese language must have been spoken in India. Do you have any evidence of this? I would like to have a look at it. Like a typical Tamil nationalist you keep repeating the same old stuff - according to you guys the Sinhalese come from Gujarat or Bengal or Orissa or Kalinga or they are Malayalis or they are Tamils who converted to Buddhism. Which one of these 'theories' do you subscribe to?
And where have I ever said that Tamils who inhabit Sri Lanka should be sent to Tamil Nadu?
Tamils have absolutely no evidence of a flourishing civilization in Sri Lanka.
The Sinhalese, on the other hand, do.
Evidence of a flourishing Tamil civilization is found in the Tamil homeland of Tamil Nadu, however.
Tamils in Sri Lanka are the remnants of Tamil invasions into Sri Lanka, which happened quite frequently. That is why most of them are found in northern Sri Lanka. Cholas, Pandyas and Cheras are not native to Sri Lanka - they are native to South India.