वाचाल

यह/वह। बड़बोला। हिन्दी औधि उर्दू हिंग्लिश अंग्रेजी। आर्य। ऐसा कोई समय नहीं था जब मैं ट्वीटर पर नहीं था।
अराष्ट्रवादी। गङ्गायमुनासरयुगोमतीपुत्र। मुक्तबाजारवादी।

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@raghuvir_sainik प्रताप पीयूष की, हिंदी राष्ट्र।

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@entropied2223 Partition.

[Ceteris Paribus @entropied2223]

Never buy anything to prove your Hinduness. Most important thing is to ensure, as far as you can, that the products are healthy and good quality. Health is more important than spread of Hinditva.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@maa_bhaishiiH Parva illa, can a tamizhan even differentiate between the two?

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

There should be no Museum of any Maharrashtrian invader or subedaar in Agra, if it is built in Hindutva pandemic and mass psychosis today, there should be karseva in future.

[MadhavVarun @MadhavVaruna]

Meanwhile Me and my Marathi boys are discussing which raju should be employed on daily wage for the cleaning department for our upcoming Museum in Agra.

Bihari raju or UP raju?

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@sunskaarii @entropied2223 Few words I'll prefer to have replaced by easier "Hindi" words, सरल instead of आसान, no one laughs at it.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@sunskaarii @entropied2223 Most peop use fat free hindi. No one laughs. You are laughed when you use obscure words from dictionary.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@entropied2223 @UxaNbySounyzHQ8 I had a list, shared by a telugu Hindutvists, shared by a Maratha and came to me. Couldn't find now. There were 25 "urdu" words. All 25 were Tadbhav.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@sunskaarii @entropied2223 Most so called "urdu" haters don't know which word is FAT and which is Aryan. They often, rather in most cases go against Aryan words calling them Urdu.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@entropied2223 Urdu is mere style.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@entropied2223 मुझे हिंदूवादी और शुद्ध हिंदूवादी मूर्खो से इसलिए भय है क्योंकि वह अधिकतर अनपढ़ होते हैं। उनको भाषाएं शून्य होता है। हिंदी के, अपभ्रंश, तद्भव शब्दों को भी "उर्दू" (जिससे अर्थ अरबी फारसी आदि से आगत) बताते हैं।इसमें गंवार उत्तर के हिंदूवादी और दक्षिण के सबसे आगे हैं।

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@TheVishalKay @entropied2223 Khwab, dil aur manzil, keval yah teen shabd hain jo FAT se hain. Anpadh.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@Rising_Mahratta @bornauthority There's a general expansionism by Bhojpuri speakers, it's annoying.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

Great, but Kannada is a Dravidian language not Indic.

[Hitoishi🇮🇳 @aasimetalhead]

I came to Navi Mumbai when I was 7 years old, leaving the hellhole that is West Bengal behind. Learnt Marathi quite easily since it is a Devanagari language. Developed immense respect for the Marathas and their culture.

Moved to Hyderabad for college and stayed there for 7 years. Learnt conversational Telugu. It was difficult but I did it nonetheless, because I am a fan of Indic languages and I feel makes me a better Hindu. Developed immense respect for the Kakatiyas and the Vijayanagara Empire.

Moved to Bengaluru for an year, didn't learn Kannada because language hooliganism there was state sponsored.

Moved to Pune to continue my career, and now that I know Marathi, and got to explore the Maratha pieces of history (Jejuri, Shivneri etc), I am grateful that I know Marathi.

Learning local languages is important for both the local and the Hindu culture in general. Marathi is literally a Devanagari language and even shares the same script. Not at all difficult.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

Hot take: We should bring back the Classical typeset, akshara form. Also called Calcutta/Uttara typeset. Replace the so called Modern typeset which is a Dakdhina, Maharashtrian typeset.
There's no reason not to do it. They are also aesthetic.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

All odiyas I've met, whether in south, north, west or on foreign soil, preferred to speak in Hindi, howsoever "urdufied" (ridiculous word) with me, with others and even with Bengalis.

[Photon @EvelMorty]

hindi = your fucking bastardized urdufied language.

My mother tongue= my connection with my ancestors.

[वाचाल @vaachaala]

@RishiJoeSanu Yes, in some gated colonies in gurugram,noida, bengaluru etc.