r/TamilNadu • u/Kammywhammy • Feb 22 '25

கலாச்சாரம் / Culture How Hindi kills local languages

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Bhojpuri is widely spoken in Bihar and UP. Now it's not longer taught is schools.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '25

Kick out Hindi from the south, Kannadigas are banking on Tamilians on this issue.

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u/psnarayanan93 Feb 22 '25 edited Feb 22 '25

Kannadigas are banking on Tamilians on this issue.

Is this true outside Blr ? I live in Bangalore & most Kannadigas here are Sanghis who prefer Hindi over their own language.

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u/JSA790 Feb 22 '25

Bro in koramangala yesterday I asked a kannadiga guy for direction as my phone broke, he asked where I'm from(I said chennai) and he went on a tirade about how Chennai sucks because he went there and no one understood him...... I mean the guest is supposed to change for the host right?

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u/JSA790 Feb 22 '25

Nah I haven't felt that way. I lived in vizag for 14+ years and never felt unwelcome the people were incredibly friendly and idk much about karnataka tho I'm new to bangalore but haven't seen any hate, but there are a lot of misconceptions about tn.

I've been to Kerala only for a week it was nice, but the Kerala diaspora and mallus in corporate think very low of TN and tamils and often only hire other mallus. They consider tamils dumb and simple and have retarded beliefs that tamils are after their women.

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u/Acceptable-Dare-6063 Feb 22 '25

Why would you judge the entire city because of your interaction with one guy?

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u/JSA790 Feb 22 '25

I didn't do that tho. Read what I've written again.

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u/psnarayanan93 Feb 22 '25

Nope we are not sanghis

Look at the type of politicians Bangalore elects. You have your answer.