DRAVIDIAN LANGUAGES: TELUGU, TAMIL, KANNADA, MALAYALAM
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The Dravidian languages are spoken by 250 million people, primarily in southern India, northeast Sri Lanka, and southwest Pakistan, with smaller groups in other parts of South Asia. India recognizes six Classical languages, four of which are Dravidian: Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam. The most widely spoken Dravidian languages include Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Brahui, Tulu, Gondi, and Coorg.
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Tamil is Gorgeous
Telugu is Musical
Kannada is Magical
Malyalam is Magnificent
Tamil is sharp I feel
@@ripsanskrit3609no Tamil is blunt. They prefer ga over ka, ba over pa, da over ta.
@@paperclips1306 Without Proper knowledge about the content you're speaking , You're not even supposed to open your mouth Regarding that topic
Telugu is musical and sweet.
Tamil is strong.
Kannada is perfect and standard.
@@prashanthreddy3326 🙄
As a Thamizhan I can understand Malayalam and kannadam
@@joel12388 if Kannada is Kannadam in Tamil, then Telugu should also have been Teluguam!
@@kamrankhan-lj1ng No it's Thelungu
Without exposure ( Film, TV, Radio, Friends, Neighbours) how much Kannada you could have understood??
I think no more than 30 percent.
I can speak Kannada Telugu and Tumil
Telugu is the hardest dravidian languages by far because it not as close to Tamil unlike the major dravidian languages.
How come not being similar to Tamil makes a South language hard!!!
@@kamrankhan-lj1ngFor south indians Telugu is the hardest also Telugu grammar is all over the place compared to Tamil grammar which I find simpler compare to Telugu
Because the branches are different
@@crazybfg it's easy if you have already learnt sanskrit or your mother tongue has lot of sanskrit origin words.
I don't think telugu is hardest dravidian language compared to the other dravidian languages, I don't think there is a specific hard dravidian language, All of them are hard in their own way.
Love south India and it's people from Indonesia 🇮🇩❤️🇮🇳 😊
@@Wolfgonbuaf indonesians know only tamils from the South of India.
@@kamrankhan-lj1ng Many tamil here especially in North Sumatra, Medan.
@@Wolfgonbuaf Indonesians might never have heard of Kannada and Telugu languages from the South of India.
Love Only Bali from India 🇮🇳❤🇮🇩
Love bali province from india ❤
Telugu is very different from other three languages
According to 2011 senses Kannada native speakers are 45 million. And L2 speakers 15 million(2nd language speakers). Now native speakers more then 55 million i gess. And L2 speakers are more then 20 million.
Kerala is legend 😎😎
@@Ronaldofansclub2024 Karnataka as lot more migrants from other state because its in center of south india.
As a Dravidian Malayalee, I can understand Tamil and Malayalam fully and Kannada a bit.
Percentage % of mutual intelligibility?
50 percent for Malayalam-Tamil.
20 percent for Tamil- Kannada.
5 percent for Telugu-Kannada.
5 percent for Tamil-Telugu.
Bro kannada is derived from tamil
@@JeyaAlvise Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam were one language in atiquity. But in the present state Kannada and Tamil are not mutually intelligible! Malayalam and Tamil are only half intelligible without prior exposure!
@@JeyaAlvise tamil is came from old kannada(halegannada)
Telugu 💕💗🌷
German: I have the longest words
Dravidian languages:
Greenlandic:
It's weird that despite being from different language families, they kinda sound like Indo-Aryan languages. Has the pronunciation of Indo-Aryna languages been influenced by Dravidian languages in anyway?
Retroflex consonants (the hard t and d sounds as well as the retroflex d) in Indo Aryan languages are due to the South Indian languages.
Only telugu and kannada sound indo aryan
@@knowledgedesk1653all indo-aryan sound dravdian to none indians
Indo Aryan languages like Marathi, konkani and sinhala have a lot Dravidian influence
I always thought it was because they were in the same country that they influenced each other or that southerners adopted the accent of northerners
It seems so counterintuitive that Tamil and Telugu are not similar or mutually intelligible
In effect these 2 are the most different of the 4 major South languages. The reason being Telungu belonging to a different branch of the group than the other 3. Among the other 3 of the same branch too, mutual intelligibility, without prior exposure, between Kannada and Malayalam for example is pretty low. And Kannada-Tamil is also no more than 30 percent.
please do marathi with hindi and sanskrit and even vedic sanskrit and other indo aryan languages
All languages almost same to same
Malayalam is the hardest language in India❤
❤❤🎉 yes
Video suggestion: Briton and Sorbian (Indo-European minorities languages in countries that mostly speak another branch)
Could you do a video about the Brahui language?
I need a volunteer. :D
@@ilovelanguages0124You can ask Brahui TV they might help
why a tamilian is speaking in kannada, please have a native kannada speaker to speak in kannada.
You can tell that?
@@mtarkes yes
Lots of Tamils in Karnataka capital Bengaluru.
@@kamrankhan-lj1ng yes, Christians in Karnataka are mostly tamil or telugu speakers
Malayalam is an emotion 😪
SHIVA BLESS INDIA
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am Proud Malabar Eda mone Jai Kerala.
pls haryanvi language
Could you make Taiwanese Chinese and Japanese?
Please do rai language 😢😢
I need a volunteer. :)
Request: Estonian and Japanese?
South Indian languages
Yeah
Tulu 👍💪
Adai Tamizha Malayalam la alazha iruku da Telugu la kolrigada tamizhala
And tulu
Tamizh is not a Dravidian language Dravidian is a Sanskrit word so exclude tamizh or call it by proto tamil
Clasical Sanskrit Is Dravidian South Indianised language.. it's So Different From Vedic Real Indo Aryan Sanskrit
U can tell these languages are old by how long the words are 💀💀💀
Words are long because these are agglutinative languages, not because these are old.
@@kamrankhan-lj1ng Well there's a theory that languages don't evolve, they just simplify. That's why I said that, most languages evolve by just taking a different route to achieve a simpler, more convenient mode of speech. If u look at any reconstructed proto-language, or even Latin fot example, u will find that the words are almost always longer than those of the languages that evolve from them.
Tamil is really old have written historical record as far as 400 bce, even burning urns form adichanallur have Tamil inscriptions in it. It is of 900 bce. Most scholars believe Tamil directly descended from harappan language. Telugu is atleast 1600 years old, even kannada also 1600 years old, but Malayalam is very new and evolved from Tamil around 800 years ago. @@karcsi-sp
Tamil is the oldest ❤
@@ripsanskrit3609 tamil has historical record of only 2300 years old not the oldest language in the world. The oldest recorded language is sumerian, harappan, ancient Egyptian, akkadians and old Chinese.
Ping Chinese, please
They are not mutually intelligible, are they, ues or no?
No. Except for Tamil and Malayalam. Even there too, difference of tone and accent makes things unpredictable.
@@kamrankhan-lj1ng Which language you speak
Kannada telugu kinda similar. While tamil Malayalam is mostly same
@@ripsanskrit3609 Telugu and Kannada are only ostensibly similar due to the similar vowelic endings. Not at all mutually intelligible.
Instead of the so called Dravidian language family, I would rather say it what it really is: the South Indian group of languages.
No so called Dravidian language outside of South India is a proper written, literary language.
And by no stretch of imagination Brahui may be called a Dravidian language.
It's called Dravidian languages because it's means Southern languages. According to mahabarath
Brahui has been proven to be a Dravidian language by countless experts and even AI, its not really a debate…
@@vydgjkkmbgdhj8482 colonial experts and their weird theories. How can a language that is 80 percent Balochi not just in vocabulary but also in accent and pronunciation be a Dravidian language?
@@kamrankhan-lj1ng Buddy you clearly don’t even understand how linguistics works. Vocabulary has nothing to do with how a language is classified or related to another. Thats called borrowed vocabulary. Languages are related when they have proven sound shifts, grammatical structures, and can be reconstructed to a common origin language. Kannada also has 70% sanskrit vocabulary no one says Kannada is an indo european language
@@vydgjkkmbgdhj8482 Kannada has less than 10 percent Sanskrit loans in usual informal usage.
And Brahui does not sound dravidian even in the 20 percent portion of it that is not Balochi!