The Great Bharatvarsha (India) more than 19500 languages are spoken across the country. There are 22 National Languages of India, which can also be seen on the Currency Notes: Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, Dogri, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Maithili, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Nepali, Odia, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Santali, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu.
Out of these 22 Languages, how many does each of us know? Not Many.
Mostly because it is not taught to us in the School curriculum or we find it too difficult to learn. While Indian kids want to Learn German, French or Spanish, which is good, but they don’t learn the native languages of other areas in the country. Imagine how beautiful and connecting it will be for a Delhi person to know Kannada or Tamil Or a Tamil Person to Know Punjabi or Maithili, or a Gujrati Person to know Assamese or Bengali and An Assamese Person to know Marathi. But why is it important at all?
Language removes all barriers and has a power to Turn Country into a Nation. That will bring the real unification of North South East and West. But the Problem is How to Learn Languages easily?
There are Four Essential Rules to Learn a Language very easily:
1. Speaking a Language is the Best Way to Learn it. Just like a Child Learns.
2. Don’t care about the Script, the Sound matters
3. You don’t need to Learn entire Vocabulary and Grammar- we don’t teach Grammar to children.
4. Just a Few Sentences covering Daily Requirements are sufficient to Connect.
So, with the above thought process, let’s begin this Journey. We’ll Cover 12 Major Languages out of 22 National Languages. Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Sanskrit, Odia, Punjabi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Maithili
Today in this Session we will Learn about KANNADA, the language predominant in Karnataka, and helpful for other place people living in Bengaluru.
The Story Starts Like this: Gautam, a young boy from Delhi, is lost in a remote Avantika City in Karnataka, where people speak only Kannada. Gautam is alone and hungry and thirsty. A local kind person Ravi sees him and approaches him for help. Let’s see what they speak.
After having food. Gautam thanks Ravi. But Ravi sees an opportunity to Serve the young boy and earn पुण्य Punya. So he asks further.
Just read the Above Discourse 10 times. You will understand the basis of this Language.
I have tried my best to preserve the translation and pronunciation, however, if any learned reader feels any corrections, i will be more than happy to incorporate the changes. Please provide your feedback in the Comments section.
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