Arshi Thelungu VM is from Ravoyi Chandamama

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I made a Thelungu song. One of my friend ask me to do that. I try my best. I hope you all love this. I don't know Telugu. so If I made any mistake please excuse me.
This song is from Ravoyi Chandamama. sung by SPB and chithra

http://youtu.be/JZLMff-x77E

Chala bagundi.
Beautiful work . Loved it.

Lovely vm.The way u pronounced Telugu as Telungu,i think u r tamilian.

Hay nice vm.. Perfect song perfect song sequences used... Loved it.. Awesome.. But small correction it's Telugu nt telungu...😊

Originally posted by: sanju01

Lovely vm.The way u pronounced Telugu as Telungu,i think u r tamilian.

I always wonder why do tamilians pronounce telugu as telungu?Is there any specific reason for it?

You are right! Good guess. You ask a very interesting question. From the point of view of Tamil phonology, there is a reason: According to Tamil phonology, (per formal Tamil known as Centhamil) The "te" sound becomes "the" sound at the beginning of a word. The "lu" sound cannot be followed by "ku". Furthermore, the "gu" sound cannot exist as a terminal sound either. Moreover, if "ku" sound becomes a terminal sound, it should be preceded by the "ng" or "ik" sound. Tamil has a very strict grammar and phonology. Technically, any word (noun, foreign word or otherwise) must obey these rules when used in a Tamil context. I can give you a better explanation using Tamil grammatical and phonological rules, if you understand Centhamil... Please let me know if you understand Centhamil so that I can give you a better explanation using the specific clauses, rules and constructs. But, that said, I respect and appreciate the way the Telugu people call their language. Thanks for letting me know.

Originally posted by: sanju01

Lovely vm.The way u pronounced Telugu as Telungu,i think u r tamilian.

I always wonder why do tamilians pronounce telugu as telungu?Is there any specific reason for it?

Originally posted by: Arshig8

It's not telungu it's TELUGU , my tamilan friend always says telungu, sorry to say its irritate me 🥱

Nice VM dear

Hi friend sorry about that. But I give her a reason. If you want check http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=3458365

Originally posted by: sivanayani

You are right! Good guess. You ask a very interesting question. From the point of view of Tamil phonology, there is a reason: According to Tamil phonology, (per formal Tamil known as Centhamil) The "te" sound becomes "the" sound at the beginning of a word. The "lu" sound cannot be followed by "ku". Furthermore, the "gu" sound cannot exist as a terminal sound either. Moreover, if "ku" sound becomes a terminal sound, it should be preceded by the "ng" or "ik" sound. Tamil has a very strict grammar and phonology. Technically, any word (noun, foreign word or otherwise) must obey these rules when used in a Tamil context. I can give you a better explanation using Tamil grammatical and phonological rules, if you understand Centhamil... Please let me know if you understand Centhamil so that I can give you a better explanation using the specific clauses, rules and constructs. But, that said, I respect and appreciate the way the Telugu people call their language. Thanks for letting me know.

This is a good definition sivanayani. now they understand.