can you make a single word of Guajarati start with ‘VU’?શું તમે “વુ” અક્ષર પરથી એક શબ્દ બનાવી શકશો?જવાબ માટે નીચેનો વિડીયો જુઓ
• language:
The area where the man lives, has its own dialect. The person who lives there speaks and speaks to the other person in the same dialect and hears it. As the residents of Shekhawati (Jhunjhunu, Churu and Sikar) say and hear ‘Shekhawati’ in dialect. Similarly in ‘Hadauti’, residents of Kota and Bundi regions; In Mewati, a resident of the Alwar region; In ‘Khojhari’ resident of Jaipur region; Residents of Mewar speak their words in ‘Mewari’ and in ‘Marwari’, residents of Jodhpur, Bikaner and Nagaur regions and understand by listening to the other person.
Therefore, the form of language which is spoken in a limited area is called dialect. Language is made up of many dialects and similar things. There is a very deep relation between dialect and language.
The regional form of the language is called dialect. That is, the language spoken in different parts of the country is called dialect and the stationary literature in written form of any regional dialect is called the language there.
• Grammer :
Human can express his thoughts in oral and written language and has been doing this, but no definite and pure form of language can be stable. A definite scheme is required to determine the pure and permanent form of language and we call grammar as a grammatical scheme.
• definition
Grammar is the scripture through which the pure forms of words and sentences of any language and pure experiments are made clear.
• Relation of language and grammar
No human being can get complete knowledge of pure language without grammar. Therefore, language and grammar are closely related. Grammar determines the form of pronunciation, word usage, sentence formation and the use of meanings in the language.
• Department of grammar – four parts of grammar are defined –
1. Varna-thought – It describes the size, distinction, pronunciation, and method of mixing of the characters.
2. Word-thought – It describes the differences, forms, derivatives etc. of words.
3. Pada-thought – It describes the verse and its differences. 4. Sentence – In this, the distinction of sentences, method of making and separating sentences and punctuation are described.
• language:
The area where the man lives, has its own dialect. The person who lives there speaks and speaks to the other person in the same dialect and hears it. As the residents of Shekhawati (Jhunjhunu, Churu and Sikar) say and hear ‘Shekhawati’ in dialect. Similarly in ‘Hadauti’, residents of Kota and Bundi regions; In Mewati, a resident of the Alwar region; In ‘Khojhari’ resident of Jaipur region; Residents of Mewar speak their words in ‘Mewari’ and in ‘Marwari’, residents of Jodhpur, Bikaner and Nagaur regions and understand by listening to the other person.
Therefore, the form of language which is spoken in a limited area is called dialect. Language is made up of many dialects and similar things. There is a very deep relation between dialect and language.
The regional form of the language is called dialect. That is, the language spoken in different parts of the country is called dialect and the stationary literature in written form of any regional dialect is called the language there.
• Grammer :
Human can express his thoughts in oral and written language and has been doing this, but no definite and pure form of language can be stable. A definite scheme is required to determine the pure and permanent form of language and we call grammar as a grammatical scheme.
• definition
Grammar is the scripture through which the pure forms of words and sentences of any language and pure experiments are made clear.
• Relation of language and grammar
No human being can get complete knowledge of pure language without grammar. Therefore, language and grammar are closely related. Grammar determines the form of pronunciation, word usage, sentence formation and the use of meanings in the language.
• Department of grammar – four parts of grammar are defined –
1. Varna-thought – It describes the size, distinction, pronunciation, and method of mixing of the characters.
2. Word-thought – It describes the differences, forms, derivatives etc. of words.
3. Pada-thought – It describes the verse and its differences. 4. Sentence – In this, the distinction of sentences, method of making and separating sentences and punctuation are described.
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