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Some languages have built in moods and modes.

Malayalam is satvic and even 'gaaliaan' won't sound harsh! :yawn:

Tamil is OK with neither too much harshness nor too much softness in its 'gaaliyaan.

In Telugu even respectful words would sound like 'gaaliyaan' since they use the

'ka', 'cha' , 'ta' /'da', 'tha', pa', 'ra/Ra' known as 'vallinam ' alphabets too much.

thandri ( father), koduku (son), Kodalu (D.I.L), Vadina, maradalu,

aadapodusi (S.I.L ), alludu ( son in law), thammmudu (younger brother)

are all made up of the 'vallinam alpahbets.

So even normal talking sounds harsh. So need to elaborate on the scolding

worlds. In addition to all these they have fiery temperament - thanks to all

the red hot chillies they consume with their boat shaped and boat sized

aavakkaai pickles!

Often I wonder why Bharatiyar referred to it as Sundarath thelungu!

<blockquote data-quote="Visalakshi Ramani" data-source="post: 349075" data-attributes="member: 16936">Some languages have built in moods and modes.&nbsp;Malayalam is satvic and even &#039;gaaliaan&#039; won&#039;t sound harsh! :yawn:&nbsp;Tamil is OK with neither too much harshness nor too much softness in its &#039;gaaliyaan.&nbsp;In Telugu even respectful words would sound like &#039;gaaliyaan&#039; since they use the &#039;ka&#039;, &#039;cha&#039; , &#039;ta&#039; /&#039;da&#039;, &#039;tha&#039;, pa&#039;, &#039;ra/Ra&#039; known as &#039;vallinam &#039; alphabets too much.thandri ( father), koduku (son), Kodalu (D.I.L), Vadina, maradalu, aadapodusi (S.I.L ), alludu ( son in law), thammmudu (younger brother)&nbsp;are all made up of the &#039;vallinam alpahbets. So even normal talking sounds harsh. So need to elaborate on the scolding worlds.&nbsp; In addition to all these they have fiery temperament - thanks to all the red hot chillies&nbsp; they consume with their boat shaped and boat sized aavakkaai pickles! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Often I wonder why Bharatiyar referred to it as Sundarath thelungu!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 349075, member: 16936"] [SIZE=3][I]Some languages have built in moods and modes. Malayalam is satvic and even 'gaaliaan' won't sound harsh! :yawn: Tamil is OK with neither too much harshness nor too much softness in its 'gaaliyaan. In Telugu even respectful words would sound like 'gaaliyaan' since they use the 'ka', 'cha' , 'ta' /'da', 'tha', pa', 'ra/Ra' known as 'vallinam ' alphabets too much. than[B]d[/B]ri ( father), ko[B]d[/B]uku (son), Ko[B]d[/B]alu (D.I.L), Va[B]d[/B]ina, mara[B]d[/B]alu, aa[B]d[/B]apo[B]d[/B]usi (S.I.L ), allu[B]d[/B]u ( son in law), thammmu[B]d[/B]u (younger brother) are all made up of the 'vallinam alpahbets. So even normal talking sounds harsh. So need to elaborate on the scolding worlds. In addition to all these they have fiery temperament - thanks to all the red hot chillies they consume with their boat shaped and boat sized aavakkaai pickles! :) Often I wonder why Bharatiyar referred to it as Sundarath thelungu! [/I][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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