User talk:ImperiumCaelestis/Konkani grammar

Minor correction
Mangalorean males are referred to as Kodialghar by Mangalorean Catholics, and their females are referred to as Kodialgharn. Joyson Noel Holla at me!  17:51, 15 October 2011 (UTC)

Dear जॊयसन समस्तांत बुधवंत आसा ;),

Welcome back !!

1. We all Konkani editors will have to derive standard abbreviations for dialects of different communities. e.g. Bardeshkari- BDS, Saxttikari- SXT, Daivajna-DJN, Bhanap- BNP, Mangalorean Catholic-MCA, North Canara GSB -NGB, South Canara GSB- SGB, Cochin GSB- CGB.

So an example could be given as: 1. I do not know = माका गोत्तु ना. (MCA, BNP,SGB); माका खबर ना. (NGB, DJN); हांव नकळॊ (BDS, SXT) 2. We come = आमी यॆतांव (MCA); आमी यॆताति (BNP,NGB,SGB); आमी यॆतात. (DJN, BDS, SXT) 3. I see here = हांव हांगा पळयता (BNP, MCA, SGB); हांव हांगा च़ॊयता. (CGB)...etc

As user The Discoverer has mentioned, this has hereto not been attempted. Please feel free to make amendments to the article. Should I get the article out of my sandbox so that everyone could edit and add to it??

Imp er ium Caelestis  19:25, 15 October 2011 (UTC)
 * There's nothing wrong with that. However, it would be better if you would thoroughly source it beforehand. Good luck, and feel free to contact me for any advice! Joyson Noel  Holla at me!  11:46, 16 October 2011 (UTC)


 * Will work on the source. BTW does the Mangalorean Catholic community have two dialects. I've heard some say कितॆं करता and some say कालॆं करता. The latter sounds more like the dialect of the Chitrapur Saraswats who say कलॆं करता. Imp er ium Caelestis  05:50, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
 * No, the Mangalorean Catholics do not have different dialects. However, our accents differ depending the place we hail from. To my knowledge, कितॆं करता is used in writing and formal speech; while कालॆं करता is used informally (not in writing though). I will email you a Mangalorean Catholic folk song (in the Bardexi dialect). Perhaps, it will be of use to you in the future.  Joyson Noel  Holla at me!  16:59, 18 October 2011 (UTC)