📚 Calling All Kashmiri Literature Enthusiasts! 📚
Do you have a deep love for Kashmiri literature, its unique grammar, and the hidden literary treasures that often remain in obscurity? We are thrilled to share some exciting news with you -
This really means the world to us at Yikvot.
We are currently working on every major feedback we received for features.
Every fix you asked for ships Saturday. Android 5am IST, iOS 6pm IST.
Kashmir to New York everyone is saying, “wal’e was maedanas”
"A language can have ten million speakers and still be one generation away from becoming a language people understand but no longer inhabit. That’s the stage we’re at," Seerat Hafiz tells Sayari Debnath.
Read the interview: https://t.co/udUQN498sL
@benzene2619 Our audience metric is for the younger people. More feedback can be given on the mail. On the sidelines, another thing that can be done is : do not download it. If someone finds it useful, very well for them.
@benzene2619 Hello, thanks for your query. The app has a learning feature - Alif bey section which sports writing, hearing, quizzing. This part will be filled with more resources soon. There’s a Qutub khaané in place where books will be present. It’s a potent space for community interaction.
@shraakpuchh@whoburhan For now username change requests ade entertained via our email: [email protected] with subject line: <existing username> Change Request. Make sure emails are sent with the same email registered on the app. The requests will be resolved within 24 hours.
📚 Calling All Kashmiri Literature Enthusiasts! 📚
Do you have a deep love for Kashmiri literature, its unique grammar, and the hidden literary treasures that often remain in obscurity? We are thrilled to share some exciting news with you -
We launched @yikvot app 48 hours ago. And in less than 30 hours, we were no. 186 on Productivity charts.
Thankyou so much for hoping on to the app. We are excited to have you and we have a lot of things for at yikvot.
Kashmir finally has its own social space.
"I find it necessary to envision Kashmiri as a language you write in, dream in, argue in, fall in love in. Yikvot as a space is trying to bridge the gap between the pioneers of the language and the young people," Seerat Hafiz tells Sayari Debnath.
https://t.co/udUQN498sL