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Shiv

@balashiv15

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Posted: 10 years ago

#61

Nice post @TM 👏

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krish9

@krish9

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Posted: 10 years ago

#62

Originally posted by: Picasso9

Where am I attacking Gujjus. I am saying they are possessive and pride themselves on teaching their kids their language and preserving their roots and lifestyle. I've seen it first hand through several generations born and raised outside India. Stop seeing observations as attacks and welcome the dialogue.

My bad if Hindi is not the national language. I was under the impression that it was. So is Hindi a regional language like the rest. And is there a national language, if so, what is it?

I think "possessive" is the wrong choice of words as it can imply that Gujaratis are overprotective, controlling and dominating, although I know that that is not what you mean. 😊

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Vips_

@Vips_

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Posted: 10 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: Picasso9

Where am I attacking Gujjus. I am saying they are possessive and pride themselves on teaching their kids their language and preserving their roots and lifestyle. I've seen it first hand through several generations born and raised outside India. Stop seeing observations as attacks and welcome the dialogue.

My bad if Hindi is not the national language. I was under the impression that it was. So is Hindi a regional language like the rest. And is there a national language, if so, what is it?

No language is national language in India while Hindi and English are the official languages here

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tanaz

@tanaz_aka_DD

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Posted: 10 years ago

#64

Originally posted by: CaptainCharisma
Urdu,English,German,Norwegian,Swedish and French.
Studied German and French at school.
I can speak them well.
Lived in Scandinavia for a few years so know Norwegian and Swedish.

Hey U!!! din't know u know Scandinavian lang's😊

nice to noe somebody from Scania...:-))

Edited by tanaz_aka_DD - 10 years ago

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sanaLuvs1D

@sanaLuvs1D

Navigator

Posted: 10 years ago

#65

Odia,Bengali,Hindi,English,Santali( a tribal language).
Can understand a lil bit of telugu and french

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872773

Suspended

Posted: 10 years ago

#66

Hey everyone!

Thanks alot for all your Output!

@Hippo and Krish _ Guys please stop fighting and telling each other to leave the forum. It is a public forum, and you are all entitled to your opinions, put them across without degrading the other member and using abusive words against them - Thank you.

Yes, i should apply for a Moderator's post LOL.

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sanaLuvs1D

@sanaLuvs1D

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Posted: 10 years ago

#67

Originally posted by: Picasso9

Where am I attacking Gujjus. I am saying they are possessive and pride themselves on teaching their kids their language and preserving their roots and lifestyle. I've seen it first hand through several generations born and raised outside India. Stop seeing observations as attacks and welcome the dialogue.

My bad if Hindi is not the national language. I was under the impression that it was. So is Hindi a regional language like the rest. And is there a national language, if so, what is it?

India has no national language. The official languages of the Union Government of Republic of India are Hindi in the Devanagari script and English.