-------- Could Joel, Cecil or anybody else clarify what "Darya Sangam" is? I had never heard or read of a place or locality named thus. I guess it is part of Campal, a stretch by the river front in Panjim, and that the expression (nothing to do with Cecil's business!) is in Marathi or Hindi; and I imagine that "Darya" actually stands for the Konkani word "Dorya" (= Sea). If so, shouldn't it have been "Nhoim" or "Nodi" which means "River" in "amchi bhas"? And what is "Sangam"? Shouldn't "river front" be "nhoim fuddo" or "nodi fuddo" in Goa's language? Jorge -----------
Dear Mr. Noronha,
The Campal river/sea front is very difficult to demarcate. When a 5 Star Hotel comes up in the area it is defined as a 'river front' to get past the building ban on the sea front. For other technical reasons it is variously defined as a sea, river, rivulet and stream.
Below are a few anagrams for 'Darya Sangam' for you to understand better.
Say "A Grandma" A NY gas drama Mad angry aas A Madras yang
To answer your query in Hinglish, the anagram below is sufficient:
Damn Sagar ya!
Cheers!
Cecil
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