Useful Telugu words (as spoken in Hyderabad & Andhra Pradesh)
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Mar 21st, 2010, 11:49 Maha Guru Member
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After years of trying (not sure why), Telugu (along with Kannada) is 'confirmed' as a 'classical' language "subject to the disposal of a petition in the Madras High Court opposing the move on the ground that Telugu did not enjoy antiquity for the prescribed period." What tf does it mean? I have no clue.

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Oh well, money involved somewhere, I'm sure. telegu courses (classroom ) in Hyd?
I'm looking for classroom courses for learning Telegu in
Hyderabad .......any pointers will be helpful
Hyderabad .......any pointers will be helpful
~Khak~
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Mar 24th, 2010, 04:30 Maha Guru Member
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Super = Super. Jalak = local slang for surprise/scare/glimpse/flash/warn etc. More Hindi meanings here: http://dict.hinkhoj.com/shabdkosh.ph...A4%B2%E0%A4%95 veera = brave/heroic/could also be terrific.. naari= woman/lady.
May I ask what's the context? It's not a sentence.

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Khak, couldn't find any pure classroom courses but Potti Sreeramulu Telugu Univ. has distance education courses:
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Main page: http://teluguuniversity.ac.in/Maybe some private institutes advertise in the local papers?
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dear sir,you have taken so much pain chalk out good Telugu but sir let me add in Hyderabad u can easyly pull on with Hindi/Urudu
English learning Telugu good there is some catch in Telugu/Telengana rift the accent differ in both cases
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Jun 4th, 2010, 07:53 Maha Guru Member
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Doesn't sound like Telugu,... atleast, I can't think of anything that sounds like that. What is the context?
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