Topic started by Shalini (@ tor-58-27a-209197173208.3web.net) on Tue Oct 9 21:18:47 .
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I gets me so mad to hear songs like that!
What happened to " Thamilukkum amuthendru paer?"

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• From: shankar.t (@ bkj-cache81.jaring.my) on: Tue Oct 9 21:24:56
  
  To prove to the illiterate tamil people that they (song writers like Vaira muthu) know english.
  
  
  
• From: agree with u (@ bkj-cache83.jaring.my) on: Tue Oct 9 22:43:31
  
  yeah exactly!!
  
  
• From: jayaseelan (@ 207.241.161.108) on: Tue Oct 9 22:51:08
  
  Any how if thease English lines have some meaning it is ok. Better than the meaning less songs like 'Machana Masthana nee than enikku esthana', 'Jurasic parkile sugamana jodi jaz sruthi padi' etc type Rahman Superhits.
  
  
• From: RANI (@ ) on: Wed Dec 3 08:45:55
  
  to teach those common english words to the illiterate people.
  EX:"A,B,C,D POLE NAM KADHAL PAYANAM MELE POGADHO
  OOOHHH OH!"
  
  
• From: Vijay Kumar (@ 213.42.2.8) on: Wed Dec 3 08:56:39 EST 2003
  
  The world has got so much spoilt that they feel inferior of singing in their mother language, TAMIL. We must always be proud of our language than boasting of with english language. Thamillikum amudhendru paeir, and Madhuraiai erithe kannagi and all other great songs which mark the great flow of tamil Literature has disintegrated presently. When hearing these olden songs, it enlightens your mind with pease and melody. These songs will stay for life for its depth in language. I wish the began to compose songs of same olden words. Vijay Kumar 16 yr old.
  
  
• From: Thamizhan (@ ppp-219.65.103.148.chn.vsnl.net.in) on: Wed Dec 3 11:07:18 EST 2003
  
  Today's urban culture is largely filled with Taminglish,song writers are just trying to go on with it.
  
  
• From: Madhu (@ lan-202-144-61-145.maa.sify.net) on: Thu Dec 11 08:26:48 EST 2003
  
  Why... so what.... sounds good, doesn't it ?
  
  
• From: Madhu (@ lan-202-144-61-145.maa.sify.net) on: Thu Dec 11 08:28:15 EST 2003
  
  Can u speak without using English words in your day to day conversations ? I will not say it is impossible, but it is definitely difficult.
  
  
• From: sella (@ cpe00045a7ad5ce-cm00e06f1f99e8.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) on: Tue Dec 16 15:28:15 EST 2003
  
  In Tamilnadu the English words "so" and the word "but" have been absorbed by the Tamilnadu Tamils as Tamil words. These words "so" and "but" are so commonly used by cinema stars during interviews, but really educated people like doctors and other high officers seldom use these two words in their Tamil conversation. It sounds so stupid when Tamil men and women when speaking in Tamil use "but" in place of "aanaal" "so" in place of "appady". style. What You say friends?
  
  
• From: Madhu (@ lan-202-144-61-145.maa.sify.net) on: Tue Dec 16 23:04:28 EST 2003
  
  "so" and "but" sound stupid? What's wrong with you? They are used so naturally. Highly educated people do not use these words? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha........ Hahahahahahahahahahah ...... you have given me a stomach ache.
  
  
• From: Raghu (@ 62.172.72.131) on: Wed Dec 17 08:08:18 EST 2003
  
  That's because, most of the Tamilians are shamelessly Englishman's slave, How sad :((
  
  These fools have no pride in their culture, religion or mother language !!
  
  

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