Since the x's in Assamese are pronounced the same, would it not make
sense to do away with it all and have only one alphabet to represent it?
Also, one whole line of ta, tha, da,.. can be eliminated. A dynamic
language has to get rid of vestigeal alphabets. I tried to run this by
some of the
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Please I need your help.
I am Afganistan woman who before the activities of
terrorists and the American bomb blasts (which I
welcome) has a family. My family is Christian unlike
the majority of Afganistians who are Islamic fanatics,but like other christians,we had
to claim Islam,just to make
and others have suggested that we should use only one XO (dontyo XO)
for all the Assamese words. When we write Assamese in Roman script, we
donot create three different XO for three different spellings, but we create one
XO for one pronounciation. We simply wantpeople to speak
Dear Colleague,
I am writing to ask your help for a book I am writing about Life Practices.
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*** count me in on your side here Neep :-). Makes a lot of sense. I know
Rajen also advocated the same right here in Assam net years ago.
It turned out to be that I am again in the opposition (actually not, it is
just too much for me to bear), C'da. Serves me right for not paying
attention!
I
Say what Alpana :-)?
Well, I got the idea, sorta-kinda, that you are on Neep's side. But the
rest I couldn't figure out. Are you relapsing to the mode of
complicated-speak that Nitin attempted to cure you from :-)?
c-da
At 8:41 AM -0600 11/8/02, Alpana Sarangapani wrote:
*** count me in
I think its strange that the same police who could have staged the
encounter are asked to protect the doctor. who is he hiding from ?
if his account is true, he needs to hide from police coercion not
have a grinning ACP outside his door!
the press / NHRC - why hide. his safety lies now in being
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Hi
Alpana,
She
did look the same to me. All i can say is that she is very beautiful,
eloquent and knowledgeable.I went to hear her lecture hosted by the Asia
society, there was a house packed audience and she addressed the issues very
well. There were lot of youngsters of Indian origin and
Thanks Kamna. And yes, yes! I do think of her very highly in every respect like you (and the article also) said..just got caught up withher still young and beautifullooks and forgot to mention those important things. :)
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deepjyoti kakati said on AssamNet:
+ I think its strange that the same police who could have staged the
+ encounter are asked to protect the doctor. who is he hiding from ?
+ if his account is true, he needs to hide from police coercion not
+ have a grinning ACP outside his door!
+ the
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