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How Dravidian languages sound
jmIhXL
No.331236
Is it true that all south indian languages sound the same to non dravidian language speakers? Can nobody else distinguish between them?
If you can distinguish, describe how each sound to you. And rank them based on how good they sound
xBmlKF
No.331247
>>331236(OP)
As a north hindian, telugu sounds the best.
jmIhXL
No.331249
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8Ar4bL
No.331250
n3v5Gz
No.331252
>>331236(OP)
I can recognise telegu and it sounds good in female voice
4vJuX0
No.331260
>>331236(OP)
>Is it true that all south indian languages sound the same to non dravidian language speakers? Can nobody else distinguish between them?
Initially I couldn't tell them apart, but as I got used to them i could. This was the case for all narthie languages as well, they sounded all the same to me.
>>331236(OP)
>If you can distinguish, describe how each sound to you. And rank them based on how good they sound
All of them are equal to me after Tamizh, since it is easily the oldest of Dravidan language group, also Yaen Ennai Pirindhai is in Tamil so it will naturally get first rank from me kek.
n3v5Gz
No.331263
>>331250
Sounds like hindi with lots of "LL" thrown in. Suprising tbh, i thought tamil is the most distant south indian language
ybvyUR
No.331267
Tamil mogs rest of south languages, i know that much
zSWfWq
No.331318
>>331236(OP)
tamil sounds a bit rough & discrete as it was less sankritised. the other southern languages sound a bit more fluid & musical due to high sanskritization. I see the same difference between Hindustani and carnatic, but it could be so because carnatic uses a lot more mirdangam & ghattam as compared to hindustani that primarily uses tabla for percussion. mirdangam and tavil are very rough percussion instruments to listen to and very hard to generate fluid music. Same goes for southern wind instruments as well.
yJXnMD
No.331321
>>331236(OP)
Telugu seem very sanskrit like. I can understand few bits and pieces of South languages thanks to sanskrit.
