English OR Hinglish ?

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=74621.msg460619#msg460619 date=1354120700]

India's Dalits - for them, English is a liberating force ,a saviour from caste oppression

is personified as a goddess, modelled on the Statue of Liberty in a Sari

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darn....trying to Visualise this !

                           

             

It is wonderful to know many languages. I pride myself on knowing three foreign languages and half a dozen Indian languages.. this is an asset.. I can blend myself into any culture and people easily... I couldn't care less what we speak, as long as we speak the language of grace and compassion.

No Sanskrit, No Hindi , No Marathi

                                   

GREAT POST KETCHIM
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Hinglish lesson  ::lol:: ::lol::  :
           

• [li] Head is paining....... A headache[/li]
  

• [li] Mother serious ........Mother is very ill[/li]
  

      And some examples of Hindi-cum-English: 

• [li] Dial kiya gaya number abhi vyast hai ....The number you've dialled is busy[/li]
  

• [li] Kripya prateeksha karen, aap queue mein hain ..Please wait, you are in a queue[/li]
  

• [li] Toh wait kis baat ki? .......So what are you waiting for?[/li]
  

• [li] Aaj rally mein crowd kam tha ......Today, there was a little crowd at the rally[/li]
  

• [li] On a serious note, is film se bahut umeeden theen.. On a serious note there were high hopes for this film
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Every year on 25 October, Chandra Bhan and his loyal band of Dalit devotees

gather to celebrate Lord Macaulay's birthday as English Day with a hymn of praise

to the new deity, Statue of Liberty in a Sari :

"Oh Devi Ma, please let us learn English! Even the dogs understand English ."

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=74621.msg460652#msg460652 date=1354123873]
On a serious note, is film se bahut umeeden theen.. On a serious note there were high hopes for this film

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In Hinglish ..... film = flim or fillim  (or is that Berbician hinglish?) ::lol:: ::lol::