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ಅಂಕೆಗಳು - Numbers ** PART 2 **
Saturday, October 17, 2009
How to make paper lantern - Happy Diwali
2 : Take another paper fold it in half lengthwise.
3 : Cut strips in toward the folded flap. Space the cuts about 1/2 inch to 1 inch apart. Spacing is to your preference. To make cuts even, you may want to mark your cuts first. Leave about 1 inch of a margin (this is where you will glue your lantern).
4 : Glue both ends of this paper and stick it to the cylinder from top to bottom.. Repeat this procedure for more..
5 : Take another paper and cut it length wise about 1 inch width. This will be used as a tail for the lantern.. Glue them at the end of the cylinder.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Friday, October 2, 2009
Brief Introduction to Kannada Language...
The Kannada language is written using the Kannada script. The language uses forty-nine phonemic letters, divided into three groups: Swaragalu (vowels - thirteen letters); Yogavaahakagalu ( Not vowel, Not Consonant, last two letters, am and ah ); and Vyanjanagalu (Consonants - thirty-four letters).
Brief introduction to Kannada language
Vowels (Swaras) Vowels are the independently existing letters which are called Swaras. They are-
ಅ ಆ ಇ ಈ ಉ ಊ ಋ ಎ ಏ ಐ ಒ ಓ ಔ
There are two types of Swaras depending on the time used to pronounce. They are Hrasva Swara and Deerga Swara.
A freely existing independent vowel which can be pronounced in a single matra time (matra kala) also called as a matra. They are-
ಅ ಇ ಉ ಋ ಎ ಐ ಒ ಔ
Deergha Swara A freely existing independent vowel which can be pronounced in two matras. They are-
ಆ ಈ ಊ ಏ ಓ
Anuswaras ಅಂ
Visarga ಅಃ
Avagraha Also called as Plutha, which is used for the third matra either in a consonant or a vowel.
Consonants (Vyanjanas) These are dependent on vowels to take a independent form of the Consonant. These can be divided into Vargeeya and Avargeeya.
Vargeeya Vyanjanas
ಕ್ ಖ್ ಗ್ ಘ್ ಙ್
ಚ್ ಛ್ ಜ್ ಝ್ ಞ್
ತ್ ಥ್ ದ್ ಧ್ ನ್
ಟ್ ಠ್ ಡ್ ಢ್ ಣ್
ಪ್ ಫ್ ಬ್ ಭ್ ಮ್
Avargeeya Vyanjanas
ಯ್ ರ್ ಲ್ ವ್ ಶ್ ಷ್ ಸ್ ಹ್ ಳ್
Basic Language Rule in Kannada
When a dependent consonant combines with an independent vowel, a Akshara is formed.
Consonant (Vyanjana) + Vowel (matra) ---> Letter (Akshara)
Example: ಕ್ + ಅ ---> ಕ
Based on this rule we can combine all the Consonants (Vyanjanas) with the existing Vowels (matra)
to form Kagunitha for Kannada alphabet.
ಕ ಕಾ ಕಿ ಕೀ ಕು ಕೂ ಕೃ ಕೆ ಕೇ ಕೈ ಕೊ ಕೋ ಕೌ ಕಂ ಕಃ
ಖ ಖಾ ಖಿ ಖೀ ಖು ಖೂ ಖೃ ಖೆ ಖೇ ಖೈ ಖೊ ಖೋ ಖೌ ಖಂ ಖಃ
ಗ ಗಾ ಗಿ ಗೀ ಗು ಗೂ ಗೃ ಗೆ ಗೇ ಗೈ ಗೊ ಗೋ ಗೌ ಗಂ ಗಃ