Comments on: The Truth – "Kannada Barutha"??? Kannada barbeku! http://www.suksy.com/the-truth-kannada-barutha-kannada-barbeku/ A blog of my feelings...ranging from commenting about other's blogs to commenting about stuff which happens in life and from posting mails which I like, to ranting on stuff. Fri, 19 Feb 2010 05:33:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Abhishek Iyengar http://www.suksy.com/the-truth-kannada-barutha-kannada-barbeku/comment-page-1/#comment-181 Abhishek Iyengar Thu, 25 Dec 2008 17:35:27 +0000 http://www.suksy.com/?p=175#comment-181 Thanks a lot, my pleasure :-) Thanks a lot, my pleasure :-)

]]> By: Abhishek Iyengar http://www.suksy.com/the-truth-kannada-barutha-kannada-barbeku/comment-page-1/#comment-180 Abhishek Iyengar Wed, 24 Dec 2008 17:21:18 +0000 http://www.suksy.com/?p=175#comment-180 Hello, This is Abhishek Iyengar, original author of the article "Kannada Barutha?" the article is originally written in https://thoughtsunparalleled.wordpress.com please give proper reference to the article. Abhishek Iyengar Editor-In-Chief BengaluruParishe Hello,
This is Abhishek Iyengar, original author of the article “Kannada Barutha?” the article is originally written in https://thoughtsunparalleled.wordpress.com please give proper reference to the article.

Abhishek Iyengar
Editor-In-Chief
BengaluruParishe

]]> By: Pallavi http://www.suksy.com/the-truth-kannada-barutha-kannada-barbeku/comment-page-1/#comment-165 Pallavi Mon, 10 Nov 2008 16:15:00 +0000 http://www.suksy.com/?p=175#comment-165 Well I can speak the language along with some other South Indian language.. to get by,.. he he.. Well I can speak the language along with some other South Indian language.. to get by,.. he he..

]]> By: Santosh http://www.suksy.com/the-truth-kannada-barutha-kannada-barbeku/comment-page-1/#comment-160 Santosh Wed, 05 Nov 2008 11:39:00 +0000 http://www.suksy.com/?p=175#comment-160 "We see a tamilian speaking on the road and we approach him and speak to him in tamil only, to make him feel comfortable and to show him that we know an additional language."<br/><br/>Couldn't agree more, and yet, they never bother to do the same.<br/><br/>There are however people who have lived in Bangalore their entire lives, though they come from different parts of India. What about them? My best buddy himself is a Bengali from Calcutta, and yet he always calls himself a Bangalorean and a "trying to be a Kannadiga" guy.<br/><br/>Good article Suksy. “We see a tamilian speaking on the road and we approach him and speak to him in tamil only, to make him feel comfortable and to show him that we know an additional language.”

Couldn’t agree more, and yet, they never bother to do the same.

There are however people who have lived in Bangalore their entire lives, though they come from different parts of India. What about them? My best buddy himself is a Bengali from Calcutta, and yet he always calls himself a Bangalorean and a “trying to be a Kannadiga” guy.

Good article Suksy.

]]> By: Suksy http://www.suksy.com/the-truth-kannada-barutha-kannada-barbeku/comment-page-1/#comment-159 Suksy Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:17:00 +0000 http://www.suksy.com/?p=175#comment-159 Hey snigs,<br/><br/>Thanks for dropping by. I agree with you thoroughly on the movies part.. of late, there are only a few "decent" movies and expecting subtitles for them is a tad too far an expectation. <br/><br/>We could, as you say, have more of these meets and learn more languages. <br/><br/>Talking abt your point abt the IT industry guys not having more kannada friends, they would prefer to gel amongst their own linguistic friends rather than learn another language here. <br/><br/>I am not pointing the finger at anyone here, however, it is better said that it is due to the mistake of kannadigas who are so "benevolent" that they let go of their language and are more intent on pleasing the "other" person by speaking in the "other" persons language to make him feel comfortable. <br/><br/>Anyways, happy kannada rajyotsava! <br/>(Rajyotsava = Rajya (State) + Utsava = Festival) Hey snigs,

Thanks for dropping by. I agree with you thoroughly on the movies part.. of late, there are only a few “decent” movies and expecting subtitles for them is a tad too far an expectation.

We could, as you say, have more of these meets and learn more languages.

Talking abt your point abt the IT industry guys not having more kannada friends, they would prefer to gel amongst their own linguistic friends rather than learn another language here.

I am not pointing the finger at anyone here, however, it is better said that it is due to the mistake of kannadigas who are so “benevolent” that they let go of their language and are more intent on pleasing the “other” person by speaking in the “other” persons language to make him feel comfortable.

Anyways, happy kannada rajyotsava!
(Rajyotsava = Rajya (State) + Utsava = Festival)

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