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telugu loguvoluki sonta subforum kavala :regular_smile:
Sortum Understandum, not a bad ideam - all the down underam can chit chatam thereum
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Sortum Understandum' date=' not a bad ideam - all the down underam can chit chatam thereum[/quote'] ahhaha lol. Telugu is really English isnt it?:icflove:
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I thot I told you this once before . Or was it somebody else ?
If it was me, then I also remember you said you now live in USA, right? And of course I know about Udala.. haven't been there though
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I've lived in Secunderabad for couple of years and understand Telugu. I consider those couple of years as one of the best time I had in my life. I was there to undergo some advanced IT training and also work. After that I moved over to UK. Few of my favorite songs during those days. PxyBOaE-KhY S_kyd6H-NRo

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So the Telugu folks here. 1. Sree 2. SachDan (understands Telugu from what I remember) 3. Mamu 4. Srikarr/IKnowU 5. b555 6. Flamy 7. Graphic23 --- Who else.
my mother tongue is telugu but we speak kannada at home.
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my mother tongue is telugu but we speak kannada at home.
Like me!!! :woot:
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Namma namma bengaluru :aha::aha::aha::aha::aha::aha::aha:

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Are u guys Jai Telengana or Andhra:winky:
Always Jai Telangana :isalute: **** andhra. :finger:
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A more appropriate question would be "Where do you originally belong to?" or "Where in India are you from?" These two questions have 2 separate answers for people like me. Answer to 2nd question is -- I am from Orissa. No 2 ways about it ! But originally I am from Andhra, cuz thats what we speak at home and my 'mother tongue' is. This is why I get confused when people ask me "Where are you from?". I really have to ponder the intent of the question, before I answer it. It becomes ever more complicated when an American (with knowledge about India) asks me that question. Now I do not know if he is asking me -- "Where am I from in the US?", "Where I am originally from in India?" or "Where am I from in India?"

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