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 Hindu Woman by diageva
CHOLI short-fitting blouse worn with the sari
POTTU A mark worn on the forehead by Indian women, a symbol of Hinduism and marriage. Leave a Comment
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 Little India by phil_uk_net
Walking around the ethnic areas watching how people live their lives and make a living. Leave a Comment
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 Street markets in Little
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 Little India by diageva
SHIVA: The destroyer in the hindu Trinity
KALI: The hindu Goddess of power, the consort of Shiva
Kwan Yin: The Goddess of mercy
Murugan: The second son of God Shiva Leave a Comment
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 Spices in Little India by phil_uk_net
Walking around Little India one day, I smelt the most fragrant aroma and it stopped me in my tracks.
I looked inside the small shop and saw a number of large grinding machines where fresh spices were being ground, ready to be added to Indian dishes. The smell was heavenly. Leave a Comment
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 by yuet29
Tamil are widely spoken in South India and below listed some common vocab. Just to share these words since I am taking basic Tamil class in school..
vanakkam - Hello/good morning/good afternoon/good evening/good night..
nanri- thank you
ama- yes
illai- no
itu enna velli- this one how much
en- me
nan- I
un- your
ni- you
venum- want
ventum- dont want
teriyum- know
teriyatu- dont know
enakku koli coru venum- to me, chicken rice wanted (weird right? there is not 'I want chicken rice' in Tamil)
After a semester of classes, I found that Tamil is a very hard to learn language, harder than english, chinese or malay at least. There are different word for I eat, you eat, she eats,he eats, it eats, they eat... the categories involved are more than in english he/she/it and I/ you/we/they. Leave a Comment
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In Little India you see India. The most inhabitants are Indians. All kinds of shops satisfy their need in life, but also tourists' curisity. Leave a Comment
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