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Dear Anil,
Perhaps the visually rarity of the how the name appears in Romi threw
off RK Nair.
But one must indeed know these nuances or ask. This is one uniqueness
of Konknni as she is spelt not just in Romi but also when Goan Hindus
write their names in the Roman script which they emotively may not
consider as being in Romi (slight technicality here) but a general
transliteration.
I presume that anyone other than Niz Goynkars, who relate to Konknni
in Romi, besides its transliteration from the Nagari, or just the
preference to write Hindu names uniquely as Goan Hindus do -- would be
more at home with Veerginkar.
But we Goans must be allowed our extraordinary spellings.
venantius
> From: "anil desai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [Goanet] RKNair, an open letter to Rajan and Fake ID
> Dear Mr Nair,
>
> You think Virgincar is a non-existent Goan surname, do you?
> You need to get out more.
>
> Anil Desai
