>Google Play Music now streams in India, All Access costs Rs 89 per month
That's right. That's Rs 89 a month. $1 a month.
One fucking dollar.
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Ian Parker
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Benjamin Sullivan
obligatory thread theme
Kayden Bailey
Man that aqua really isn't a good match for her skin tone.
Michael Powell
BIG AFGHAN COCK for sissy desis
Lincoln Russell
Ayden Powell
Could I pass as Desi?
Jose Jones
Noah Butler
Grow a small beard and change hairstyle and you'll be the desi-est of us all
Jason Lopez
Andrew Morales
I love watching these and they make me want to move to India.
Robert Rivera
MENA af
Samuel Anderson
Xavier Scott
Friendly reminder that dalits are not invited.
Afghans invited though.
Christian Lee
just about
Jonathan Gomez
ohh the pain ...anyways dalits be busy cleaning toilets let alone come back to india
Caleb Ortiz
>dalits be busy cleaning toilets
>implying our toilets are dirty
Elijah Wilson
quintessential 80s song right here tbqh ngl
Hunter Campbell
do folks back there still watch Doordarshan? do they have their own programming with movies and such?
Elijah Jenkins
When I was in India the cricket world cup was on, so I watched a lot of that. The adverts drove me fucking demented. They weren't bad, they just repeated over and over and over and over and over.
Cameron Torres
Don't think anyone watches Doordarshan anymore, not even in the villages. If it wasn't a public enterprise it would have been shut down long ago. Every state/region has its own DD though.
I watch DD Bharti for the classical music and occasional historical/cultural programs.
There's a new channel called Epic which is pretty good. They've acquired the rights of some of the old shows like Ramayan and Mahabharat. They also have these cool short storyline sketches regarding Indian mythology.
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^channel related
Isaiah Ortiz
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>mfw they are redpilling the desi normies
Josiah Martinez
What are some tips for learning hindi?
Apart from trying to learn the daft alphabet.
Bentley Green
Idk man. Just do what you would do to learn any other language.
With hindi you have an advantage because there is tons of media to consume. Movies, music and stuff.
Cooper Morgan
Buy some kindergarten books
John Moore
Yeah, I'm trying to learn some basics through rosetta stone then I'll start trying to learn through listening.
Blake Torres
>Hello guys this is Ash here from C4ETech
Easton Reyes
>in case you've forgotten
Lucas Barnes
What are good resources to learn Sanskrit?
William Edwards
>or in case this is your first time
James Barnes
Why would you want to
Hudson Hill
We learned Sanskrit through Hindi. Don't know what sources are there for English or German native.
I'm pretty sure you'll be able to get your hands on stuff by Max Muller.
Nathan Cook
Is Sanskrit to Hindi what Latin is to English?
Josiah Gonzalez
I guess. Although I don't remember much Sanskrit now. We only had Sanskrit for 3 years in school. The focus was on Hindi.
Hindi and Urdu might sound the same but Hindi has more of a Sanskrit background while Urdu has a more Perso-Arabic background.
We don't get to use Sanskrit in our day to day lives. I guess the only time I hear/say Sanskrit is when reciting prayers.
Xavier Reyes
Its really not so difficult nowadays since what's spoken is really a Hindi-English creole. For all our masturbation over hindu culture and nationalism we sure don't give enough of a fuck about our languages to, for example, use the native words numbers beyond thirty or really anything beyond 5th grade vocabulary. And since we don't hace a good grasp on any one particular language we end up using tons of beleaguered fillers and gesticulations to make our point.
Camden Harris
well we use latin for law and medical school but sanskrit is used more towards someone's culture and/or hobby. latin is also much easier
Noah Evans
Yeah, I've noticed that. Doing the Rosetta stone stuff is quite funny sometimes, as you'll get a section where teaching the language is basically just saying words in English with a funny accent. At one point it kept telling me I was saying the word "car" wrong.
Though that may be because I can't roll my Rs.
Anyway, aspects of it don't seem too hard, so maybe I'll get to basic conversation stage after not too long.
Noah Sullivan
>we
>tf
>use the native words numbers beyond thirty
Speak for yourself. I have to deal with baniya shopkeepers counting in hindi all the time.
On a similar note Tamils are again chimping over Hindi.
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Henry Ortiz
Yea I don't think the dude is learning Hindi to haggle with bhaji walas
> Tamils are chimping out
Good for them. Forced cultural assimilation is NWO tier cancer that is especially terrible for a country as big as ours. This Hindi nationalism meme is getting out of hand. Just use English as a lingua franca and let people maintain their native cultural spaces.
Adrian Hill
Is kursee hai
Connor Jackson
Honestly I'm just trying to learn Hindi out of interest more than anything. I managed to get by for three months in India knowing none at all.
Jose Flores
>is
*yeh kursee hai
Ian Gutierrez
watch lot of hindi movies fäm
Henry Bailey
where did you go specifically?
asking for a friend
William Young
Lekin...
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"Is" Emily hai, na?
What's the difference?
Benjamin Fisher
Yeh kya hai?
Bentley Bennett
That's what I don't understand. In the same advert they call it milk, and doodh. Seems weird and inconsistent. Also doodh milk lmao.
All over the place. Bombay, Goa, Aurangabad, Indore, Delhi, Agra, Manali, Dharamsala, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Darjeeling, Rishikesh, and a few other places too. I literally just flew to Bombay with no plan and went wherever I fancied. It was quite a nice way to travel.
Grayson Jackson
Yeh barebare taazetaaze garamgaram samose hain!
Grayson Cruz
>mfw it's a thing
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Isaac Williams
Maybe in historical role, but Sanskrit is much more important in Indian culture, religion, etc. than Latin is for westerners. Sanskrit is more formal, and more steeped in (relevant) culture to understand, which makes it harder, as mentions. Its not that bad for speakers of Indian languages though.
Julian Perry
>especially terrible for a country as big as ours
agreed
>This Hindi nationalism meme is getting out of hand.
It would be better to have a desi language as the lingua franca, without pushing out local languages. Not sure if thats possible though.
Isaiah Cox
Agreed, but we have a reality shaped by our colonial history and the current importance of English to make peace with.
Joseph Gutierrez
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how did i do guys
Colton James
maybe kashmiri or punjabi, you look lightskin as fuck niBBa
Carson Roberts
bEnGaLi hiNdu bRaHmIN....reporTiNg....wAT cASte aRE u aLL.....
Alexander Lewis
whats your motivation for learning hindi man
Kevin Walker
Bih*ri genocide when?
Angel Anderson
whats wrong with biharis. i always hear desis making fun of them but i never understood what the real problem was
Nathan Hernandez
If the Indian economy and educational system would be more developed and robust, there'd be less reason to learn english, and Hindi+Mother Tongue would suffice.
Aiden Richardson
Worst state of India and awful Muslim migrants during partition to East Pakistan
Wyatt Barnes
I'm interested. Thinking about seeing if I can move to India for a year or two for work.
Wyatt King
Given that most worldwide business is in English it makes sense.
Carter Wood
The Chinese seem to do just fine having English as an optional language to learn.