Kuch bhi.. - Page 100

Originally posted by: Free_Rein

^^ I forgot to add, For K-cet, there was one compulsory kannada written exam had to pass for Non-locals...So i had to learnt to write in Kannada within 15 days before exam but now i forgot how to write in Kannada...😂 ...thats how we forget anything if we stop practicing it 😂😆

Ofcourse K-cet, Eamcet (A.P) everything was removed for Medical entrance since 6 yrs...ab "NEET" ka jamana hai ie., National wide😆 but locals have most of the reservation... ...so ppl choose local state only.

IT field and others i can't talk ...

Thanks for this Nihara. I've always found it fascinating how you manage with so many different regional languages. Does it ever become difficult when you move from state to state even if its just for a holiday? Do you have interpreters at places like hospitals if a patient requires it? In the UK we have companies that work closely with emergency services who would be able to provide interpreters at short notice for patients/ victims etc. Its not usually a full time job for them but they do get paid really well which is obviously a perk. Even when victims are called to court you have a national database of interpreters who can be called upon if they cannot speak English.

I think the misconception that hindi is the national language comes from Bollywood. Many people from around the world watch Bollywood movies and an assumption is built up in their head that all Indians speak Hindi. That must annoy people who speak other regional languages no end!!

In the UK we do have some regional languages but most of them are just a variation of English. In the last census of 2011 it showed that 98% of the UK can speak English. It is compulsory to stay in education between the ages of 5 - 16 years. You can be home schooled but you to provide evidence which is why the figures are so high. Its usually immigrants who cannot speak the language and not the natives. We do have some regional languages like Welsh but again they are still taught English side by side. In the UK sign language is also considered a separate language.

We also have gypsies (I think you call them banjara's or Bollywood has taught me wrong!! We call them khana badosh in urdu) who have their own language of Romani and several different dialects within the communities. I still find it fascinating that they originate from what is now Punjab in northern India. They are very secretive about their language but lots of their words have their origins from Punjabi/ hindi. For example a non gypsy person is referred to as a 'gorger' and we use the term 'gora' as the white outsiders. They view everyone outside their community suspiciously which is most definitely a south Asian trait!!!

Originally posted by: ithihaas

Pavitra bhagya new promo..

Rumki was right...yeh tho teenage pregnancy hi hain...😆

https://www.instagram.com/p/B8y6T4xA7jH/?igshid=1vh0tkfyl3clu

Somehow this promo reminded me of that Telugu movie of MB Yuvaraju with Simran and sakshi....😆

This looks like your typical run of the mill EK show. Wish KJ had gone down a different route. This is not a good look for him.

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https://www.instagram.com/p/B806gXnlJE2/?igshid=aow643ztn9k3

Originally posted by: Wisal10

Thanks for this Nihara. I've always found it fascinating how you manage with so many different regional languages. Does it ever become difficult when you move from state to state even if its just for a holiday? Do you have interpreters at places like hospitals if a patient requires it? In the UK we have companies that work closely with emergency services who would be able to provide interpreters at short notice for patients/ victims etc. Its not usually a full time job for them but they do get paid really well which is obviously a perk. Even when victims are called to court you have a national database of interpreters who can be called upon if they cannot speak English.

I think the misconception that hindi is the national language comes from Bollywood. Many people from around the world watch Bollywood movies and an assumption is built up in their head that all Indians speak Hindi. That must annoy people who speak other regional languages no end!!

In the UK we do have some regional languages but most of them are just a variation of English. In the last census of 2011 it showed that 98% of the UK can speak English. It is compulsory to stay in education between the ages of 5 - 16 years. You can be home schooled but you to provide evidence which is why the figures are so high. Its usually immigrants who cannot speak the language and not the natives. We do have some regional languages like Welsh but again they are still taught English side by side. In the UK sign language is also considered a separate language.

We also have gypsies (I think you call them banjara's or Bollywood has taught me wrong!! We call them khana badosh in urdu) who have their own language of Romani and several different dialects within the communities. I still find it fascinating that they originate from what is now Punjab in northern India. They are very secretive about their language but lots of their words have their origins from Punjabi/ hindi. For example a non gypsy person is referred to as a 'gorger' and we use the term 'gora' as the white outsiders. They view everyone outside their community suspiciously which is most definitely a south Asian trait!!!

No..In India we dont have interpreters in hospitals for Indian patients as far as i know...whereever Doc works in India Doc has to learn regional language of that region (atleast basics) if patient can't speak/understand English.. ...but Doc learn the language while working in that region...eventually...

Regarding moving from state to state for a Holiday...I can't talk for everyone...I can only talk for myself...I travelled to other South Indian states like Karnataka,Tamilnadu.As i can speak Kannada and English i had no problem in Karnataka..In Tamilnadu, i faced little bit language issue in small shops but yeah many Tamilians understand Telugu so it was not bad 😆...When i travelled to North India I never went alone i went with my parents and brother😆...We can communicate with north indians in English na..😆 And also My Dad know Hindi as he travelled many times to Hindi speaking states and My brother worked in Hyderabad (IT field )for few years...So while staying in Hyderabad, his roommates/house mates were from different states like Maharashtra,Punjab...So he can manage to talk in Hindi and learnt basics of some other languages 😆...So my brother and my Dad used to manage to talk in Hindi whenever Hindi was required when i travelled to North India along with them😆...I can also understand Hindi na eventhough i talk tooti phooti Hindi 😆..

Okay i posted whole my biodata in this thread...Anything is left ? 🤣

Regarding regional languages in U.K... thanks for info..😆

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If you talk about patients from different country who can't speak in English or Hindi , yes then interpreters are required to translate their languages like Arab or french etc., 😆..ofcourse the hospital need interpreters for such patients...😆...I never came across such situation as i have worked only in A.P. so far..all patients are Telugu here...its not like i worked for many years...i have worked only for 2 yrs after my graduation...lol...

^^ I forgot to add about bollywood movies...😆...Many South Indian ppl dont follow bollywood movies regularly atleast from last 10 years...😆...For Example if you take bollywood movies like Rowdy Rathore,Dhrishyam,Ghajani,Kick,Wanted,Body gaurd, Singham,Ready,Bhool Bhullaiyya ..all these movies were remakes from South India movies...😆...By the time bollywood remake these movies,South Indians already watched their originals ..So they dont watch remakes...😆...Ofcourse I'm not saying bollywood only do remakes.. bollywood makes fresh content and good movies too but they release such kind of good movies only in multiplexes of Hyderabad or Banglore...😆...what about other tier-2 cities and towns...? 😆...So South indians dont follow many bollywood movies much regularly....they watch good hindi movies later in Netflix etc., with subtitles..😆So they dont learn Hindi through Hindi movies too 😆...Again this is my observation and analysis in last 10 yrs😆..

Originally posted by: ithihaas

Ananya Pandey is the new nepo kid in Bollywood 😆....daugther of chunkey pandey....she looks like a school kid and she is trolled a lot on SM bcoz she opens her mouth and she mostly speaks non-sense...anyways she won best actress female (debutant) at filmfare this year

I have seen her pati, patni aur woh movie....she is kind of okay...in some scenes tho I felt she just stood expression less.....

this movie of puri jagan is being collabrated by karan johar....KJ seems to be bowled over by VD from AR I think...he wanted to remake dear comrade in HIndi with VD but he refused.....

https://twitter.com/karanjohar/status/1230369914038489089

I had to google to know who is this chunkey pandey 🙈 🤣

Originally posted by: ithihaas

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https://www.instagram.com/p/B806gXnlJE2/?igshid=aow643ztn9k3

I saw this avtar of her in one of the Bigboss previous seasons 😆....Either she used to cry ( most of the times 😆) or give these kind of poses in that Season 😆

Will come later .. i have not checked out remaining pages 😆

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https://www.indiaforums.com/article/not-sanjivani-3-but-another-medical-show-on-the-cards-confirms-siddharth-p-malhotra_160702

The lipstick color....😆

https://www.instagram.com/p/B8ydWw7JKJi/?igshid=h7z368t0xtiz