Dear Ujjwal, Possibly u didn't study the map properly. The "region of Assamese speaking" has been shown in big capital fonts over the entire map of Assam. It also shows different areas of Assam where other languages, in addition to Assamese, are also spoken widely. I hope it is enough to clear your confusion.
Best regards, Dilip Datta, Lecturer NIT-Silchar On Mon, 06 Mar 2006 ujjwal saikia wrote : >To, > Gautam Barua > Professor & Director, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati > IIT Guwahati >sir, > can you tell me where is ASSAMESE & KAMRUPI in the below map. Is this like > that in whole the Brahmaputra vally Bangla is spoken? Where we ASSAMESE > speaker are? As long as my knowledge is concern ASSAMESE not derived from > BANGLA( as some Banglawala say), it is derived from Sanskreet & its Grammer > is totally different from Bangla. Is it to prove there is no ASSAMESE > language over brahmaputra vally?( In Brahmaputra vally Bangla is rarely use > only in families not in public). >Please answer my question. >Regard >Ujjwal Saikia >B.Tech student >National Institute of Technology- Hamirpur(HP) >Click on the link for the map and click on the map for larger view >http://www.iitg.ernet.in/rcilts/images/lingmap.jpg > In this Linguistic map which is published by RESOURCE CENTER FOR INDIAN > LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS - IIT GUWAHATI there is no "ASSAMESE" anywhere > in the map but full of "BANGLA", tell me where is "ASSAMESE" >SPONSORED LINKS >High resolution >Assam tea >India gift >India tour >YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS > Visit your group " >assamonline >" on the web. > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the >Yahoo! Terms of Service >. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
