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atv-devotional · 1 month
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ugadi 2024 karkata rasi predictions, క్రోధినామ ఉగాది 2024 కర్కాటకరాశి ఫలాలు https://youtube.com/shorts/cZ64hD4uuD0?si=WnlW4sW_1k6ti0X9
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mplanetleaf · 2 months
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I am Shiva - Aham Shivam Ayam Shivam | శివోహం - నేను శివుడిని! | MPlanetleaf...
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amfacts · 4 months
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మరణం అంటే ఏమిటి? చనిపోయిన తరువాత ఆత్మ #viral #viralvideo
Curious to know what happens after death? Join me in this thought-provoking video as we explore the mysteries surrounding the concept of death and the existence of the soul.
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srikarunachannel · 5 months
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తెలంగాణ రాష్ట్రంలోని ఆ గ్రామంలో ఉన్న గ్రామస్తులంతా .... దీపావళిని స్మశానంలో
జరుపుకుంటారట ...!
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burningcrusadewinner · 10 months
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astraswades · 2 months
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the discord server gave me these horrid ideas 🥲
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intothestacks · 8 months
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"Leaf-Friendly Alphabets 🍃✍️"
My mom used to write on
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an-asuryampasya · 1 year
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thinking about recipes that taste different in every home, differing with each hand that makes it. how there can be so many different foods all sharing the same name, even within a single culture.
except not in a wow-cultural-variations-are-beautiful-way, but more along the lines of how they can inspire pure, distilled disappointment (or rage) in ways few other things in life can.
the dish stays the same, the ingredients stay the same, the cooking method stays the same - so you hear of [dish] and are briefly filled with hope and longing. bonus points if you're living away from home and you haven't had a chance to eat said dish for months or years. and!! here it is!! you've diligently avoided eating said dish at random restaurants over here because you just know (usually from prior experience) that they'll absolutely ruin it, so you're better off abstaining. or maybe it's the kind of dish that ISN'T available at restaurants, and your only hope is plotting and making friends with the right people that have family visiting in the vague hope that they're the kind to delight in plonking food into hands of "these students living all alone and so far from home :(" (nvm the fact that you saw said friend having the TIME of her life all this time because she's finally in a city with better food outlets than her hometown) (yes, I am aware that this is getting suspiciously specific at this point, shush)
so anyway, the food. it paid off! you put in the legwork and suffered through the appropriate number of awkward conversations with friends' parents who REALLY don't know you as well as they like to pretend they do, gave the right number of fake totally-not-awkward smiles, and now!! they're INSISTENT you join them for lunch because they brought [dish] from back home! and fuck, it's been literal MONTHS since you've had this last, AND they're from broadly the same culture as you so really, surely you can trust them to mean it when they call what they've brought [dish]. your eyes gleam and you agree, because oh man it's been so long and you just know it's going to be so good and the anTICIPATION is-
and then you take one bite and question your life's choices and experience a moment of unadulterated bafflement and abject loss because this was the first time you've had [dish] outside of your home and you didn't realise people used the same name for ATROCITIES like the kind you're attempting to eat now. it looks wrong, smells wrong, and tastes dreadfully wrong. this isn't [dish]. this isn't just a disappointment after all the build-up and hope you had. this is an insult. this is an embodiment of the sheer disrespect they have for the dish.
you realise then that ah, turns out disappointment actually DOES have a very distinct taste, and you just got acquainted with it. you wonder how they managed to ruin it so spectacularly. how!!! why???? literally WHAT lengths did they have to go to in order to manage to make [dish] taste so alien???
anyway, that feeling. few emotions I've experienced in life were as potent as that welling up of abject horror and sorrow as I tasted the first long awaited morsel of a beloved dish made in a different style (an objectively WRONG style /lh)
#this is about gongura pachadi (a type of pickle)#i will. readily sell an appendix for some good gongura pachadi#the images ddg provides when I look it up on the interwebs look terribly questionable so ignore them#and take my word for it when I say it looks much better and tastes excellent#well I love the taste anyway#anyway i have and will eat it literally every single day - multiple times a day actually - if i can#i didn't have it for two whole days recently and i missed it so much (it was just sitting in the fridge but that's not the point)#so i had it again today and life suddenly made sense again :]#but it reminded me of the time my roommate's parents brought their version of gongura and it was. good lord. so wrong on so many levels#i'm sure they feel the same about the version we make but shushhhh#oh also the name is fascinating#telugu has this interesting thing going on with corruption of words#and gongura is another example because while i /write/ gongUra i tend to pronounce it as something closer to gongOra#but telugu is a phonetic language! so idk why this happens but it's with a lot of words. see also: writing being 'vrayatam' but pronounced#'rayatam' by dropping the 'v' sound; or katuka (that's kohl) being pronounced katika by some (me)#where was i going with this - oh yeah it's interesting because we already have accommodations for word corruptions in our grammar#but this is a different kind or something? problem is that my telugu is pretty sucky so im not entirely sure if it's#a family thing/community thing/region thing/or just me personally mishearing and making mistakes#but no vrayatam vs rayatam is v common - in fact we have a term for it: it's basically bookish vs spoken language#but again gongura/gongora ISN'T an example of that dichotomy from what i understand so i think it's like a different genre of corruption?#apologies if this isn't making much sense; i'm quite sleepy#anyway what was my point#oh yeah gongura my beloved <3#placeholder tag
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shehzadi · 2 years
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(About the idly podi post) omg yes idly podi is my loml!!!! And also are you Tamil??!
righttt it’s amazing. but no i’m not tamil! i tried idli podi at a south indian friend’s house once and now we just get it online from telugu foods lmao
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atv-devotional · 1 month
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Ugadi 2024 makara rasi krodhi nama ugadi, క్రోధినామ ఉగాది 2024 మకరరాశి వార్షిక ఫలితాలు.
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mplanetleaf · 1 year
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అంపశయ్యపై ఉన్న భీష్ముడు ధర్మరాజుకు చెప్పిన అద్భుత నీతి కథ! Amazing Story...
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factsandknowledge10 · 2 years
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srikarunachannel · 25 days
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thetrueandhra · 2 months
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Current Telugu news journal published from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh India is a top and most readable news portal from Telangana there are so many fact based real news headlines which is very popular in people mind and so many local people is looking to read latest telugu news.
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the-blue-phantom · 5 months
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Heyy Do you have some song recommendations in Tamil? I have been learning the language and would love to have some more music in it to listen to Thanks
hi!! yeah i can totally give you some recommendations! my only disclaimer is i don't actually know any tamil and i'm pretty sure most of the songs i'm about to recommend are more popular ones so you may be familiar with them. i'll put them under the cut
Aagoozhilae from Radhe Shyam
Siragai from Hey! Sinamika (I like the video for this one too)
Thozi from Hey! Sinamika
Achamillai (also) from Hey! Sinamika
Thikki Thikki by CJL & Sam Vishal
Vennilavum Ponninadhiyum from Think Specials
Kaalathukku Nee Venum from Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu
Serithaana by Vidusan Kaneswaran & Supaveen
Marakkuma Nenjam from Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu
Chola Chola from Ponniyin Selvan Part 1
Ennai Vittu from Love Today
Kanja Poovu Kannala from Viruman
Megham Karukatha from Thiruchitrambalam
Ranjithame from Varisu
Rowdy Baby from Maari 2
these are basically all of the songs i have saved on spotify! most are more lowkey/romantic songs. usually the high energy indian songs i have saved are in hindi or some in telugu, but im sure if you go into the albums for these you'll find some high energy ones
hope you enjoy some of these!
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svbfacts · 6 months
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27 Popular Countries That Don't Have Trains Episode 1
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