Other Literature
Other literature
Language is a medium of self expression, but it is firstly a medium of communication.
It is because of language that thought, opinions and expressions can be freely exchanged. For our convenience, we had specified the restrictions of grammar. But spoken language is seldom bound by the grammatical nuances.
Language evolves with the influences of time, place and the people who speak it. The common man decorates, redresses and changes language for his ease, and it is then that even two words convey a whole load of meanings. words at times, evoke bubbling laughter and at times cut like
a sharp knife. These are the little gems of language that define it and give it its distinct flavour.
These are also the one thing that cannot be literally translated and archived. One can only hint at what it may mean in another language. The essence of these is in the language itself. It is therefore very necessary to preserve them in their original form.
Below are some examples of other literature.
idioms
ukhane(name-taking)
proverbs
riddles
jokes
Language is a medium of self expression, but it is firstly a medium of communication.
It is because of language that thought, opinions and expressions can be freely exchanged. For our convenience, we had specified the restrictions of grammar. But spoken language is seldom bound by the grammatical nuances.
Language evolves with the influences of time, place and the people who speak it. The common man decorates, redresses and changes language for his ease, and it is then that even two words convey a whole load of meanings. words at times, evoke bubbling laughter and at times cut like
a sharp knife. These are the little gems of language that define it and give it its distinct flavour.
These are also the one thing that cannot be literally translated and archived. One can only hint at what it may mean in another language. The essence of these is in the language itself. It is therefore very necessary to preserve them in their original form.
Below are some examples of other literature.
idioms
ukhane(name-taking)
proverbs
riddles
jokes

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