Telugolla meedha opinion enti ra..

[Luke]

lol 

[uttermost]

1 minute ago, chittimallu2 said:

Language identity exists... thats my point. Prove me wrong

you are wrong because Telanganodu as an identity marker will emerge more powerful than umbrella Telugu identity for outsiders who refer to people from Telangana. It seems that's the obvious next political route TG has to take to separate themselves from Andhra. So even if your point about language identity may be right, your mocking Halwa by calling him telugodu will probably sound stupid on hindsight, few years from now.

As for Halwa, his point of view is very narrow. Its basically territorial consolidation after a grand victory. Telling the world that the identity is separate, and asking them to get used to it. His justification about languages emerging from regions is at best tenuous, and stretching the argument too far. What he's engaging in is pure politics. and its perfectly fine.

[chittimallu2]

1 minute ago, uttermost said:

you are wrong because Telanganodu as an identity marker will emerge more powerful than umbrella Telugu identity for outsiders who refer to people from Telangana. It seems that's the obvious next political route TG has to take to separate themselves from Andhra. So even if your point about language identity may be right, your mocking Halwa by calling him telugodu will probably sound stupid on hindsight, few years from now.

 As for Halwa, his point of view is very narrow. Its basically territorial consolidation after a grand victory. Telling the world that the identity is separate, and asking them to get used to it. His justification about languages emerging from regions is at best tenuous, and stretching the argument too far. What he's engaging in is pure politics. and its perfectly fine.

I only called him telugodu because it irks him

You didnt prove my statement wrong yet. in fact you actually agreed with me

[sattipandu]

19 minutes ago, Luke said:

lol 

vaaammo vayyyoooo

idem thread ra saaami

common, pulka,langa jaffas will never have this intensity

[daddojanam]

evara telugu thalli evaniki thalli ~ dora goosebumps dialogue

[sattipandu]

1 minute ago, daddojanam said:

evara telugu thalli evaniki thalli ~ dora goosebumps dialogue

Goosebumps ki care of address  http://yugapurushudu.blogspot.com/

[Android_Halwa]

29 minutes ago, chittimallu2 said:

Language identity exists... thats my point. Prove me wrong

and people who don't speak majority language are treated as stateless and eventually identified by their caste and religions but not the majority language which seems that language identity exists just that it does not hold good every where...in few cases in peninsular India and people thinks it hold good all over...

 

[Luke]

16 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

vaaammo vayyyoooo

idem thread ra saaami

common, pulka,langa jaffas will never have this intensity

Ltt

[chittimallu2]

2 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

and people who don't speak majority language are treated as stateless and eventually identified by their caste and religions but not the majority language which seems that language identity exists just that it does not hold good every where...in few cases in peninsular India and people thinks it hold good all over...

  

Finally you learned something today

[lenova]

Bhumi mundu puttindi , basha tarvatha puttindi .... ..people migrate to different places ,some influence and some adopt,

for ex urdu is so prominent in hyd region because of the nizam rule  , even British moved to different parts and promoted English.

in the reverse case , lot of people move to different parts and adopts to their cultures , USA is a great example for this , lot of immigrants moved here and developed and adopted to a culture.

so a person identity should be based on region for convenience  , lot of languages in the world are closer to extinct due to migration and globalization . 

 

 

[daddojanam]

32 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

Goosebumps ki care of address  http://yugapurushudu.blogspot.com/

lathkormusalodu.blogspot.com ani pettalsindi

[Mitron]

47 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

vaaammo vayyyoooo

idem thread ra saaami

common, pulka,langa jaffas will never have this intensity

Lite 

[Zuri]

16 hours ago, chittimallu2 said:

No I didnt make it up.. Im referring to people's identities. Halwa emannadu? there is no language identity ani.. and im saying thats wrong..

Im saying that probably UP and MP lo there is no strong single language to name their state after emo ani? How is that logic superficial? The majority of UP and MP people speak hindi just like few other states and they cant name every hindi speaking state as hindi pradesh or hindi nadu etc kada? 

You might have randomly heard someone say keralite or andhrite, I didnt say that word doesnt exist but i said we being called as telugus or them as mallus is more often... 

More than anything halwa is crying that he wants a special identity away from andhra people so he wants regional identity to dominate but that doesnt happen as all the names are after languages and in most cases people will referred to based on what they speak.

I agree with you bro! But, tamil nadu antey aravam lo tamil plus naatu or naat antey dani ardham rastram ani . Where all tamil people identify themselves. Keralite ane antaru max . Mallu ane word e madhya oka 5 years popular indhi. Indhaka evaro anaru telugu nad lu anam manam telugolam kani telugunata antam . Same like tamil nat. We cant call our selves a s telugu nadu. Adhi tamil nunchi vachinatlu untundhi. More over chennai mana pere pettukunaru vallu. Malayalais manalni telungu or andhra kari antaru antey andhra vallu ani. Chala takuva mandhi asalu tg gurinchi telsu asalu chala mandhi ah word kuda telidhu common people. Telugu matladithey tamilolu “ macha ne andhra karan dhana ivan romba pana kari antaru. Baga dabulu unavallu ani vallaku adhi oka general perception. Anthey. 

[futureofandhra]

33 minutes ago, chittimallu2 said:

Finally you learned something today

As per halwa Telugu is not the language in tg

Mari mukkodu ela world telugu meeting pettadu 

[uttermost]

25 minutes ago, lenova said:

Bhumi mundu puttindi , basha tarvatha puttindi .... ..people migrate to different places ,some influence and some adopt,

 for ex urdu is so prominent in hyd region because of the nizam rule  , even British moved to different parts and promoted English.

in the reverse case , lot of people move to different parts and adopts to their cultures , USA is a great example for this , lot of immigrants moved here and developed and adopted to a culture.

so a person identity should be based on region for convenience  , lot of languages in the world are closer to extinct due to migration and globalization . 

There's no hard and fast rule.