Of all the Telugu dialects, Krishna & Guntur Telugu is the sweetest-sounding dialect to hear. Ask any non-Telugu speaker which dialect of Telugu sounds sweetest, & they will say Krishna. For example, watch this
#IdupuKayitham#Telugu#AndhraPradesh
Of all the Telugu dialects, Krishna & Guntur Telugu is the sweetest-sounding dialect to hear. Ask any non-Telugu speaker which dialect of Telugu sounds sweetest, & they will say Krishna. For example, watch this
#IdupuKayitham#Telugu#AndhraPradesh
Of all the Telugu dialects, Krishna & Guntur Telugu is the sweetest-sounding dialect to hear. Ask any non-Telugu speaker which dialect of Telugu sounds sweetest, & they will say Krishna. For example, watch this
#IdupuKayitham#Telugu#AndhraPradesh
@Surya_Guptaaa Your first tweet (oldest on record) was on 9 Feb 2023:
Do your best, and leave the rest.
Don't focus on results at all, enjoy the process.
(with a circle-of-control image)
https://t.co/LvOAtBxPGp
Confirmed as the oldest—no earlier posts exist.
Of all the Telugu dialects, Krishna & Guntur Telugu is the sweetest-sounding dialect to hear. Ask any non-Telugu speaker which dialect of Telugu sounds sweetest, & they will say Krishna. For example, watch this
#IdupuKayitham#Telugu#AndhraPradesh
Of all the Telugu dialects, Krishna & Guntur Telugu is the sweetest-sounding dialect to hear. Ask any non-Telugu speaker which dialect of Telugu sounds sweetest, & they will say Krishna. For example, watch this
#IdupuKayitham#Telugu#AndhraPradesh
@Affiliated2Ts Mi religion enti?
Mi state enti?
Mi language enti?
Mi district enti?
Mi town/village enti?
Ila inni Identities lo mi caste enti anedi oka identity ey.
If asking for caste is wrong, then above all questions are wrong
@indiainpixels Rabindranath Tagore was deeply impressed by the inherent melody of the Telugu language. Impressed by its vowel-based phonetics, he famously remarked on hearing it spoken "Is this a language or music
#TeluguPride#MusicalLanguage#Dravidian#IdupuKayitham
Just like Italian, almost every word in formal Telugu ends with a vowel sound, a linguistic trait that led 15th century Venetian explorer Niccolo de Conti to first draw the comparison between both.
Watch this full video in youtube @indiainpixels#Telugu
https://t.co/pQabUcl8Dx