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Posted by: Saanvi on Feb. 2, 2023, 13:20
Languages from IndiaI like this blog very much but I think you should add more languages from India like Bhojpuri, Magahi and Konkani. |
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Posted by: Vincent on Mar. 25, 2023, 23:17
Hi Saanvi,Thank you for your interest. I always intended to add more, since very good sources are available now. Even Google Translate has now a wide choice of languages from India. I have now added the ones you cite and also improved the source, since I have gathered remarks from users about the words used in the system for languages from both the Indo-Aryan and Dravidian families. I have also removed Indo-Aryan loan words from the Dravidian languages (Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada). The words sun, night and sometimes death are the ones for which Dravidian languages use Indo-Aryan (Sanskrit?) loans quite often - but there are Dravidian alternatives for all of them, even if these are considered archaic. Here a few comparisons you can make within the Indo-Aryan family: Hindi to Punjabi language comparison Bhojpuri to Magahi comparison Marathi to Konkani comparison Nepali to Hindi comparison Gujarati to Hindi comparison Assamese to Marathi comparison Bengali to Odia (Orya) comparison Odia (Orya) to Marwari comparison and here a few Dravidian comparisons: Kannada to Telugu language comparison Kannada to Malayalam comparison Malayalam to Tamil comparison and a Dravidian-Indo-Aryan comparison which illustrates how languages from south and north India are different! Kannada to Hindi language comparison |
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Posted by: Saanvi on Apr. 09, 2023, 13:33
Dear Vincent, Thank you very much, this is very interesting. It would be nice to add more languages and dialects, whenever possible. All the Best! |
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