"一个人呼吁上帝，和我坐在 ！
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！
世界上说，让它成为一个人！
不爱他那么多，他让我们感到不安！
为了让别人高兴，我的所有生活，休憩的愿望为您！
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！
如果一个人的痛苦，另一方面是为了好玩！
Jkdha是连锁店，我得到的惩罚是严厉的！
现在只是在等待上帝，绝望时坐！
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！"
Guess what is written ???
Is this in Japanese or Chinese
This is the poem, "अपराध" (posted earlier) in Chinese language!
Translate any webpage and text using Google's Tool called, "Translate"
One can convert any language into someother language in moments.
Its something Wow!!!
Showing posts with label Language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Language. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Can You Read This...???
"一个人呼吁上帝，和我坐在 ！
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！
世界上说，让它成为一个人！
不爱他那么多，他让我们感到不安！
为了让别人高兴，我的所有生活，休憩的愿望为您！
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！
如果一个人的痛苦，另一方面是为了好玩！
Jkdha是连锁店，我得到的惩罚是严厉的！
现在只是在等待上帝，绝望时坐！
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！"
Guess what is written ???
Is this in Japanese or Chinese
This is the poem, "अपराध" (posted earlier) in Chinese language!
Translate any webpage and text using Google's Tool called, "Translate"
One can convert any language into someother language in moments.
Its something Wow!!!
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！
世界上说，让它成为一个人！
不爱他那么多，他让我们感到不安！
为了让别人高兴，我的所有生活，休憩的愿望为您！
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！
如果一个人的痛苦，另一方面是为了好玩！
Jkdha是连锁店，我得到的惩罚是严厉的！
现在只是在等待上帝，绝望时坐！
在世界上的英明，我坐在这样的犯罪！"
Guess what is written ???
Is this in Japanese or Chinese
This is the poem, "अपराध" (posted earlier) in Chinese language!
Translate any webpage and text using Google's Tool called, "Translate"
One can convert any language into someother language in moments.
Its something Wow!!!
Monday, February 9, 2009
9 year... Apple iPhone Programmer !!!
Believe it or not! A 9 year kid, named Lim Ding Wen from Singapore,who is in fourth grade, writes applications for Apple's popular iPhone. Lim, is fluent in six programming languages, started using the computer at the age of 2. He has since completed about 20 programming projects.
His latest, a painting program called Doodle Kids, has been downloaded over 4,000 times from Apple's iTunes store in two weeks.The program lets iPhone users draw with their fingers by touching the iPhone's touchscreen and then clear the screen by shaking the phone.Amazing !
When I read about this kid, I felt, we all should learn from him. At the age of 9, he is whizkid and above all a self-motivated person! Like him, we should be a step ahead, and should keep on working upon our strengths and weakness. There is lot to learn, lot to read and lot to do.There is no time to waste, life is short, and much to do.
Source: www.Tech2.com
His latest, a painting program called Doodle Kids, has been downloaded over 4,000 times from Apple's iTunes store in two weeks.The program lets iPhone users draw with their fingers by touching the iPhone's touchscreen and then clear the screen by shaking the phone.Amazing !
When I read about this kid, I felt, we all should learn from him. At the age of 9, he is whizkid and above all a self-motivated person! Like him, we should be a step ahead, and should keep on working upon our strengths and weakness. There is lot to learn, lot to read and lot to do.There is no time to waste, life is short, and much to do.
Source: www.Tech2.com
9 year... Apple iPhone Programmer !!!
Believe it or not! A 9 year kid, named Lim Ding Wen from Singapore,who is in fourth grade, writes applications for Apple's popular iPhone. Lim, is fluent in six programming languages, started using the computer at the age of 2. He has since completed about 20 programming projects.
His latest, a painting program called Doodle Kids, has been downloaded over 4,000 times from Apple's iTunes store in two weeks.The program lets iPhone users draw with their fingers by touching the iPhone's touchscreen and then clear the screen by shaking the phone.Amazing !
When I read about this kid, I felt, we all should learn from him. At the age of 9, he is whizkid and above all a self-motivated person! Like him, we should be a step ahead, and should keep on working upon our strengths and weakness. There is lot to learn, lot to read and lot to do.There is no time to waste, life is short, and much to do.
Source: www.Tech2.com
His latest, a painting program called Doodle Kids, has been downloaded over 4,000 times from Apple's iTunes store in two weeks.The program lets iPhone users draw with their fingers by touching the iPhone's touchscreen and then clear the screen by shaking the phone.Amazing !
When I read about this kid, I felt, we all should learn from him. At the age of 9, he is whizkid and above all a self-motivated person! Like him, we should be a step ahead, and should keep on working upon our strengths and weakness. There is lot to learn, lot to read and lot to do.There is no time to waste, life is short, and much to do.
Source: www.Tech2.com
Friday, December 19, 2008
Dare to speak in Hindi...!!!
Have you ever been scolded of speaking in Hindi ? I am sure, that the answer would be yes. It is a common phenomena in Schools (English medium) and Colleges of India. I am in a business school, and here we find students studying from every part of India. I have recently found my friends scolded of, "Murmuring" in Hindi. They believe, English is language of corporates, businesses and the industry.
Not an issue!
Languages have always helped in socializing. Let us take a day to day example. If you find your faculty, a "Bong", and you being too, you will soon find a rapport with him/her, chattering in Bengali. Similarly a "Kannadiga" would be able to please his/her "Kannadiga" teacher, "Mallu" has a good rapport with "Mallu" faculty, and the same story repeats for Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu etc.. But you cannot follow the same rule for Hindi. Dare to speak Hindi in front of your faculty! It is been considered that, English is the language of the literate, where as Hindi, "a cheap language". Similar phenomena is also seen among the students also.
Not an issue !
The issue?
Even regional languages are more respected in India than Hindi. As Hindi is considered as the language of weaker section of the society.
The reason?
Hindi is the language of the masses. And I have always felt, something which is in abundant never gets respect. Hindi being spoken in all parts of the country, doesn't get its due respect. Where as regional languages like Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil etc. are not considered as low as Hindi, in comparison to English.
The solution?
Even I don't know. Might be people associated with Hindi literature could suggest something on it. Might be, we could ever stop thinking, one language being superior to other.
But why to blog about it?
It was just an observation, that even Hindi being our national language, it never got due respect whereas other regional languages have scored much more in dignity.
And in the end, as every one believes, Hindi is our "मात्र भाषा " !!!
My dream?
Someday, the world would be striving to learn Hindi language, similar to, as we are desperately running after English!
Not an issue!
Languages have always helped in socializing. Let us take a day to day example. If you find your faculty, a "Bong", and you being too, you will soon find a rapport with him/her, chattering in Bengali. Similarly a "Kannadiga" would be able to please his/her "Kannadiga" teacher, "Mallu" has a good rapport with "Mallu" faculty, and the same story repeats for Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu etc.. But you cannot follow the same rule for Hindi. Dare to speak Hindi in front of your faculty! It is been considered that, English is the language of the literate, where as Hindi, "a cheap language". Similar phenomena is also seen among the students also.
Not an issue !
The issue?
Even regional languages are more respected in India than Hindi. As Hindi is considered as the language of weaker section of the society.
The reason?
Hindi is the language of the masses. And I have always felt, something which is in abundant never gets respect. Hindi being spoken in all parts of the country, doesn't get its due respect. Where as regional languages like Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil etc. are not considered as low as Hindi, in comparison to English.
The solution?
Even I don't know. Might be people associated with Hindi literature could suggest something on it. Might be, we could ever stop thinking, one language being superior to other.
But why to blog about it?
It was just an observation, that even Hindi being our national language, it never got due respect whereas other regional languages have scored much more in dignity.
And in the end, as every one believes, Hindi is our "मात्र भाषा " !!!
My dream?
Someday, the world would be striving to learn Hindi language, similar to, as we are desperately running after English!
Dare to speak in Hindi...!!!
Have you ever been scolded of speaking in Hindi ? I am sure, that the answer would be yes. It is a common phenomena in Schools (English medium) and Colleges of India. I am in a business school, and here we find students studying from every part of India. I have recently found my friends scolded of, "Murmuring" in Hindi. They believe, English is language of corporates, businesses and the industry.
Not an issue!
Languages have always helped in socializing. Let us take a day to day example. If you find your faculty, a "Bong", and you being too, you will soon find a rapport with him/her, chattering in Bengali. Similarly a "Kannadiga" would be able to please his/her "Kannadiga" teacher, "Mallu" has a good rapport with "Mallu" faculty, and the same story repeats for Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu etc.. But you cannot follow the same rule for Hindi. Dare to speak Hindi in front of your faculty! It is been considered that, English is the language of the literate, where as Hindi, "a cheap language". Similar phenomena is also seen among the students also.
Not an issue !
The issue?
Even regional languages are more respected in India than Hindi. As Hindi is considered as the language of weaker section of the society.
The reason?
Hindi is the language of the masses. And I have always felt, something which is in abundant never gets respect. Hindi being spoken in all parts of the country, doesn't get its due respect. Where as regional languages like Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil etc. are not considered as low as Hindi, in comparison to English.
The solution?
Even I don't know. Might be people associated with Hindi literature could suggest something on it. Might be, we could ever stop thinking, one language being superior to other.
But why to blog about it?
It was just an observation, that even Hindi being our national language, it never got due respect whereas other regional languages have scored much more in dignity.
And in the end, as every one believes, Hindi is our "मात्र भाषा " !!!
My dream?
Someday, the world would be striving to learn Hindi language, similar to, as we are desperately running after English!
Not an issue!
Languages have always helped in socializing. Let us take a day to day example. If you find your faculty, a "Bong", and you being too, you will soon find a rapport with him/her, chattering in Bengali. Similarly a "Kannadiga" would be able to please his/her "Kannadiga" teacher, "Mallu" has a good rapport with "Mallu" faculty, and the same story repeats for Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu etc.. But you cannot follow the same rule for Hindi. Dare to speak Hindi in front of your faculty! It is been considered that, English is the language of the literate, where as Hindi, "a cheap language". Similar phenomena is also seen among the students also.
Not an issue !
The issue?
Even regional languages are more respected in India than Hindi. As Hindi is considered as the language of weaker section of the society.
The reason?
Hindi is the language of the masses. And I have always felt, something which is in abundant never gets respect. Hindi being spoken in all parts of the country, doesn't get its due respect. Where as regional languages like Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil etc. are not considered as low as Hindi, in comparison to English.
The solution?
Even I don't know. Might be people associated with Hindi literature could suggest something on it. Might be, we could ever stop thinking, one language being superior to other.
But why to blog about it?
It was just an observation, that even Hindi being our national language, it never got due respect whereas other regional languages have scored much more in dignity.
And in the end, as every one believes, Hindi is our "मात्र भाषा " !!!
My dream?
Someday, the world would be striving to learn Hindi language, similar to, as we are desperately running after English!
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