Indian music director and classical flutist Hariprasad Chaurasia (born July 1, 1938), who plays the bansuri in the Hindustani classical tradition
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Indian music director and classical flutist Hariprasad Chaurasia (born July 1, 1938), who plays the bansuri in the Hindustani classical tradition

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I see sometimes people complaining that subtitles don't transcribe foreign languages; this is infortunately unreasonable. If you don't speak a language, you can't even hear it correctly. To demonstrate the issue, here are two English words:
Listen for the difference in the P; it's subtle, and an English speaker's mind is trained to ignore it, but it's there. In the International Phonetic Alphabet, we'd write them as p and pʰ. In Hindustani those are two different consonants; that's the difference between moment पल پل and fruit फल پھل
An English language transcriber trying to make out Hindunstani dialog would be plain and simple fucked. They either find a speaker of a compatible language, leave it with [speaks Hindi], or butcher the dialog into something barely recognizeable. And that's assuming they know they're listening to Hindustani
Every language has tricks like this, differences that are obvious to a native speaker but invisible to a foreigner; and indeed, which trick is an issue and which is a non-issue depends on who you're talking to. A speaker of Mandarin would have no struggle on the p/pʰ front, but would be fucked on p/b (which Hindustani also does)
In conclusion, languages is a land of contrast
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Crazy amount of Indians in the linguistics community be saying absolute bs like ‘Urdu isn’t a real language, its a bastardized version of Hindi written in arabic’ and Pakistan wants to steal our language. That’s just like… 10 different levels of wrong. I want to smash my head into the wall listening to these guys.
Both Hindi and Urdu are bastardized versions of Hindustani. Many Hindu and Urdu speakers are just speaking Hindustani with little differences in grammar and pronunciation and different scripts.
And Pakistan isn’t trying to steal our ‘culture’. Pakistan and India were quite literally the same place 80 years ago. Its their culture too.
包bāo / 袋doi2 / bag / bolsa / sac / थैला / cái túi i’m not saying i’m going to always translate it into ask these languages but i do hear lot of mandarin, spanish, vietnamese, and indian subcontinent languages at work