bronxbull
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He is the master of assumptions,then he ll ask as to why u r stereotyping him?Seems you are still confused.
leave him alone.
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He is the master of assumptions,then he ll ask as to why u r stereotyping him?Seems you are still confused.
He is the master of assumptions,then he ll ask as to why u r stereotyping him?
leave him alone.
The Ghaggar-Hakra(Saraswati river) dried up around 1900BC by scientific findings, so there is another blot on Aryan invasion theory of 1500BC, 400 years after drying of Saraswati and still mentioned in Rigveda.
I can't believe that he is still trying to disassociate Tamils from the so called Indo-Aryan ancestry even after I told him about findings of genetic tests by Harvard Medical School as if still can't believe it and staying confused.
good... again u can see proto tamil everywhere..
What it says is those languages split from tamil..
If u read about malayalam history from any sources,
u can see it split from tamil 1000 years ago.
It doesn't mean that there was no tamil before 1000 years,
heck, one of our greatests works, tirukkural is dated before 2000 years in all credible sources, now beat that...
its tamil is same as the chaste tamil and most of the kurals are understandable even to chennai tamil speakers
It seems most of the Indians in middle East study in Indian schools.
Why dont u extrapolate ur own logic...
If our written history itlef is that long ..!!
Now u do not want to believe the recorded inscriptions but u wanna believe one single chart, that doesn't prove its older?
U are being jealous , but tamil is as indian as any other language so u are free to be proud of it,,... I welcome u to search and find answer...
The chart does say proto dravidian is not Tamil, otherwise it would be caled Tamil & not proto-Dravidian. According to your logic, Tulu came about in the 16th century? Do you see any language connections? Please don't dismiss scholarly work with this kind of logic. People can trace back words to their origins, the usually simply don't appear out of thin air. It is inconceivable that "Tamil" remained unchanged while other languages were simply changing wholesale around it. Do yoiu see any logic to that assertion? Language chages simply don't happen that way, it is usually a slow, long process. Tamil & Kannada did share a common ancestry & together with Tulu, an earlier form & with Telugu & the other members of that branch, an even earlier form. To argue, as you are doing, that Tamil remained untouched and it was all other languages going berserk & changing for no apparent reason is to be illogical & even more importantly, you are being uncharitable to Tamil, a language whose cause you insist that you are espousing.(By your logic, other languages seem to insist on rejecting Tamil. Otherwise why would they change from an "established" language?)
I only wish people should cite the proper history. I speak some Telugu and the language is too different from Tamil. Kannada also sounds very different from Tamil but not to the extent of Telugu.
Brahmin-Upper caste Non Brahmin competition for eliteness has been going on for a longtime but it was not an ethnic war,both sides recognize each other's pros n cons.
But the political movement that came very recently has hijacked it and let society to ruins apart from the natural ruin that was happening.
People like Chola just get propoganda,thats all.
LOL.
Yeah,it is much better than GCSE.
Brahmin-Upper caste Non Brahmin competition for eliteness has been going on for a longtime but it was not an ethnic war,both sides recognize each other's pros n cons.
Dravida wasn't a race but a geographical expression mainly extended to regions of Chola, Chera and Pandya.
Yes, I still find many tom, dick and Harry from Europe telling me how they have more claim on our Aryan heritage than brown skin Indians.
hindi and bengali aslo dont sound exaclty as sanskrit.. but no one can ignore the influences...
if they had that much similarity we will be calling them as diaclets rather than new languages
Tamil unlike any other Indian language has written records spanning more than 2000 years, sadly tulu has only from 15th century AD!! even sanskrit and hindi or kannada have same story..
So Dradvdian is not race but just demographic but Aryans are native to land and everyone is Aryan right? lol
So who came first? Aryans right and from them so called Dravdians dividedYou can find the real meaning of Aryan in Hindu scriptures and both Dravida and Arya are not races. For your information, the word Dravida is too Sanskrit in origin.
You can find the real meaning of Aryan in Hindu scriptures
poi thayir sabdungol maamiHe is the master of assumptions,then he ll ask as to why u r stereotyping him?
So Dradvdian is not race but just demographic but Aryans are native to land and everyone is Aryan right? lol