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>> Subbarao Varigonda sagte :

> >  to be educated about those "times" when people have
> >  conversed in chadObaddha poetry.
> I know no history. That's just my imaginaary thought in reverence to the
 
Yes, 'Once upon a time' Sanskrit was a 'spoken' language too!

> Who knows! Had there been no change-over to vyAvahArika bhAsha from
> grAndhika bhAsha, we would have been reading  all literature in
> VSN style of language and we would have missed a good deal of literature
 
How much do we know about pre-VSN (to be precise pre-chi.soori) times? Lets 
skip kavitrayam, Srinatha and like and lets just stick to last 150 years.
Surely you 'd have heard of CPBrown and his contributions to Telugu, 
I guess.

> >  de gustibus non est disputandum.
> I am unable to decipher this supposedly Latin sentence! Could you please
> tarnslate it?
Oh, you have either to know Latin or be a long time Telusa-/SCITer. How 
about checking in the archives :).

Regards,
Sreenivas

P.S. You have outbeaten me Vari gaaru! Even in my best days I did n't manage
     to submit 10+ messages to this mailing list on a single day. 
     Just kidding!

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