How Britain Anglicized India
Topic started by Dinesh (@ edtntnt7-port-71.dial.telus.net) on Thu Dec 19 20:31:57 .
All times in EST +10:30 for IST.
Points to consider:
1) architecture
2) monarchy
3) culture ie: food, clothing etc
4) Indian Civilization into British Civilization.
Responses:
- From: Dinesh (@ edtntnt6-port-204.dial.telus.net)
on: Fri Dec 20 18:35:07
That is supposed to say anglocized. nanRi!
- From: Dinesh (@ edtntnt13-port-103.dial.telus.net)
on: Fri Dec 20 20:31:01
Sorry.. I was right the 1st time.. It is anglicized. AAUUUGGGHH!!!!
- From: Ramadas (@ dclient80-218-20-43.hispeed.ch)
on: Fri Dec 20 22:43:34
If they would not have, you would not be typing away in their language, to post in FH
- From: TPFKAA (@ 203.106.188.176)
on: Sat Dec 21 11:00:14
Dinesh, ennappa solla varre?
- From: Dinesh (@ edtntnt13-port-217.dial.telus.net)
on: Tue Dec 31 09:00:16
Just keeping this from disappearing forever into FH archives.
- From: Ramadas (@ dclient80-218-20-43.hispeed.ch)
on: Tue Dec 31 20:40:44
They have left us 54 years ago.. we have not achieved much..you just feel comforted by blaming them for your under-achievement!
- From: Urmila (@ n70.ucce5.uwindsor.ca)
on: Wed Jan 8 19:28:40
From: Ramadas (@ dclient80-218-20-43.hispeed.ch) on: Tue Dec 31 20:40:44
It should read 'We have left them 54 years ago' and not 'They have left us 54 years ago..'.
- From: Ormila Bhoopaul (@ n70.ucce5.uwindsor.ca)
on: Wed Jan 8 19:57:19
Almost all of British culture has been extrapolated from other cultures in Asia, Africa and the middle east, but mainly that of indian. As I said in 1996, it was easy to fit such cultures into their own because they really had none. They were very selective of all things to later call their own and to mark it as superior, disregarding where the basic fundamentals came from.
In Brighton England, there is the building looking like the Tajmahal and that is used on British post cards to the world to invite visitors to the country. You can see the majority of customers in Indian restaurants and line ups for Indian take-aways are English people. Our food is their number one specialty(a curry). I have already in this forum stae my views about the Monarchy and their Christian religion. I need not restate them here.
Not to forget our lovely cotton. It still is in high demand by white women(1996).
They have not and never will cross the Bridge, yet they have already cursed it so many times.
- From: fainas (@ montreal-ppp3535439.sympatico.ca)
on: Wed Jan 8 22:04:37
not only india has been anglicized.in canada there's a province called QUEBEC,it's a french province and here the governement is trying to keep the language safe..because if everyone starts talking in english who would speak french or tamil or all the other languages..already in lots of languages poeple are using lots of english worlds and maybe soon the languages are going to be lost..like in tamil can you guys tell me these words exist in real tamil??
shoe(a) thaanga.shoe??
light(a)on panninga.light,on??
tv pakkiren.television??
c.d's veynum.c.d's??
sppeakers on panninga.speakers??
present enna?pesent??
oru bag(la) podungha.bag??
hair gel veynum.hair gel??
cap enga??cap??
there are lots more
like:ice cream,computer,chain,bracelet,jeans,t-shirts,shorts,curtains,vase,plates,dishes,carpet,fridge,fork,sofa,bedsheet,bag,park,market,shool,teacher,friends,candy,chocolate...
there are lots more...i just can,t talk without putting any english words in one phrase..when i write i can think but when you talk you jst tell the word on the first reflex..
i just wish we don,t lose precious tamil language or any tamil words...
i am sure you guys use these words very often too..
- From: Guru (@ crc-cache1.jaring.my)
on: Wed Jan 8 23:35:54
shoe - kaalani, chappaathu, chappal
light - vilakku
television - tholaikaatchi
c.d's - isai chakkram
speakers - oli perukki
present - parisu
bag - paii
hair - mudi
cap - thoppi
ice cream - suvai kulirpani
computer - Kanini
chain - sanggili
bracelet - valayal
jeans - kaal chattai
Shirts - Sattai
shorts - arai kaal chattai
curtains - thirai
vase - jaadi
plates - thattu
dishes - samayal vagaigal
carpet - jamakkaalam
fridge - kulir saathana petti
fork - mull karandi
sofa - naarkkaali
bedsheet - padukkai thuni
park - kaadi niruththum idam
market - santhai
school - palli
teacher - vaathiyaar
friends - nanbargal/thozhargal
candy - mittaai
chocolate - choklet (Prasanth starrer)
- From: Ormila Bhoopaul (@ n105.ucce5.uwindsor.ca)
on: Sat Jan 11 17:50:55
They also took the gold mainly from India and used it lavishly around the Queen's palace. You will also see that at the Royal pavillion in Brighton England.
Looking at what is shown in this thread(how Britioan anglicized India) and many others on this forum, one shoudl ask how dare Nagapan by stating that 'She came to our country and acted white'. What is White. I could not change my skin colour from brown to white.
Indian referred to Indian from UP as scums. There are scums all over the western world. I have never seen a, east Indian eating from the garbage cans, but I have seen whites doing it. In Britain, there are so many teenage mothers pushing strolers. What excuse do they have. If they are not scums and came from good backgrounds, how did they find themselves in such postions? They live of the welfare state and that is perpetuated by their kids. There are many adult male and female on social welfare. They have the chance to study, but they do not want to. They also do not want to work. They are nothing but COMSUMERS living for no PURPOSE. They are the true SCUMS. And if wasn't for the exploitative history, the high percentage of English citizens being SCUMS and CONSUMERS would have been so evident.
- From: GABI (@ ns2.warpnet.ro)
on: Tue Feb 4 04:26:14
hi. Actually I'm not posting a response,but I'm trying to find documentation to support my final paper at school.I have to write my paper based on British influences on Indian culture and civilisation and the other way around: Indian influences on British culture; (architecture,culture,way of life,anything);
I must also state that I'm not from either Britain or iNdia; If someone could give me a hand,please send me a e-mail;
thanks
- From: gabi (@ ns2.warpnet.ro)
on: Tue Feb 4 04:28:41
my e-mail address is a_gabby2002@yahoo.com
- From: gabi (@ ns2.warpnet.ro)
on: Tue Feb 4 04:31:25
my e-mail address is a_gabby2002@yahoo.com
- From: Dinesh (@ )
on: Thu Jan 8 16:06:32
I remember this thread..
- From: pablo (@ )
on: Sat Aug 28 20:19:43
this may sound like a stupid remark but one thing britian did for india was too allow commonwealth subjects to come too england where on arrival they may not had the best welcome but now at least for the most this has given the famailys a better education and job prospects which would they would never had in india
also when you think about it if it was not the british who where in india who would it have been the maybe the french!!
- From: jeril james (@ ppp17-157.dsl-pun.eth.net)
on: Thu Sep 2 06:21:57 EDT 2004
It is wrong to complain about these things when you are communicating in their languageAll major cultures in the world has contributed to nations and peoples which were ruled by them.
- From: jeril james (@ ppp17-157.dsl-pun.eth.net)
on: Thu Sep 2 06:22:08 EDT 2004
It is wrong to complain about these things when you are communicating in their language.All major cultures in the world has contributed to nations and peoples which were ruled by them.
- From: denise (@ )
on: Tue Sep 28 13:53:06
every body has bad resonses
- From: happyindian (@ bbcache-15.singnet.com.sg)
on: Thu Sep 30 04:56:18 EDT 2004
dear jeril james,
pl visit india.
pl try and "bask" in its beautiful poverty.
and come back and try posting what u wrote.
the colonialists need to share 50% blame 4 the plight of ppl on lands they once occupied and still occupy.
ofcourse v understand there is no point fighting history - its nicer 2 accept it the way it is. but v cud b spared comments that justify the wrongs.
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