LANGUAGE
TAMIL is my mother tongue. I am quite happy to call myself a Tamilian. But in this blog, I'm not going to talk about a specific language; instead, I'd want to convey my general thoughts.
As we all know, language is a medium through which one can express one's feelings, emotions, knowledge, and so on. For each individual, their mother tongue (primarily) or the language mastered with enthusiasm since childhood is more valuable and comfortable.
I respect all languages, because the beauty of a language is only recognized by those who use it.
My Personal experience (When I was in Hyderabad)
When I was in a place where I couldn't use Tamil, I missed it. I learned about the significance of language and its impact on us. Of course, we can express ourselves in English, but let me present it to you this way.
In general, our thoughts will be in our mother tongue, regardless of the language we use. Agreed. When we visit a place for a short time, speaking another language may make us feel more at ease, but when we live somewhere for a long time and no one speaks our language, it does not feel right.
Because once we start making friends and want to communicate something personal, we will begin to miss our native language. Suddenly, we will fall in love with the vocabulary, slang, and rhythm of our mother tongue, among other things. To put it another way, Tamil is in my blood. As a result, I ended up teaching them Tamil.
Culture
People from all across the world follow a variety of cultures. Culture is a 'way of life' for groups of people, as we all know. Everything our family does, we do as well. We adore our culture since it has been a part of our lives since childhood and is so recognizable to us. The same is true for everyone on our planet.
I've always wanted to travel the world and learn about different cultures. We only have one life, therefore let us enjoy and cherish as much as we can.
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