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Tag: indian languages

  • If you want to see what Indian alphabet system is all about

    ନା N+aa = Naa [or Na if N is vowleness_1 also written as N+a-bar in Hepburn] ହିଁ iHn [i-vowel or as I said i-f’la, i-don + H-consone + n-special, n is a bowl witha dot or simply dot on top of consones or vowles, on top always, or top-right as a small-circle. This special-n is…

  • How modern is Indian alphabet?

    Because in Hiragana vowels are completely different characters than consonants and not symbols [vowels: い あ, consonants: し, じ] and consonant-vowel mixing [S+O, S+A] will create a new character [so, saそ さ]. Thats the idea of vowels and consonants. To keep them separate through an alphabet. This can be easily done to Hindi and any…

  • A new way to map all Indian alphabet to Hiragana

    This innovation is a copyrighted and patent-driven property by developer and owner Manmohan Dash. Patent-collaboration can be solicited by quality names in teh industry to email: g6pontiac@gmail.com This chart gives you the formula how almost all Indian languages [21?] can be mapped into Hiragana and additional features of Indian language can be accomodated without any…

  • The pseudo-science of language !! #mdashf #kanji4

    The pseudo-science of language !! #mdashf #kanji4

    Neither is San like Ji a particle in Japanese as pointed out by the author of this “wikibooks” article linked above. A particle can combine to verbs, nouns, adjectives etc not just a namesake, it has infinite partners therefore in an invisible language space because it works on or gets worked by true linguistic constructions…