Any Telugu people here?

[reddyace]

Just curious are there any Telugu people here, who are going to join UoM or Monash? Or am I the only one? 

[BlueSky_3]

Hey mate!  I speak telugu aswell, and also plan on joining Monash or UoM:)

[Surgeon]

నేను Telegu మాట్లాడతారు. నేను గ్రేడ్ 4 లో వచ్చేలా నేర్పించారు.

[charmanderp]

నేను Telegu మాట్లాడతారు. నేను గ్రేడ్ 4 లో వచ్చేలా నేర్పించారు.

Completely found out by the fact it says Telugu in the middle of your transcript.

[Surgeon]

I used google translate

[charmanderp]

Yeah I thought so haha.

[Lolly]

I could use google but I'm really curious and would much rather your explanation - from which country does Telugu come from, what is the culture like, how do your read the script, etc?

[Bhootnike]

india
south india.

[paulsterio]

I could use google but I'm really curious and would much rather your explanation - from which country does Telugu come from, what is the culture like, how do your read the script, etc?

It's an Indian language which is predominantly spoken in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, if I remember correctly.

[ShortBlackChick]

You will most likely find tonnes of Telugu people at both Monash or UoM. At Monash join the Monash University Sri Lankan Cultural Club (MUSLCC) which is where you will find all the Curries (dont ask why there isnt an Indian club or why its not called the Lankan/Indian club) and at UoM there's both a Lankan Club and an Indian club where you find again, all the Curries you can wish for. And most likely more.

I could use google but I'm really curious and would much rather your explanation - from which country does Telugu come from, what is the culture like, how do your read the script, etc?

It's an Indian language which is predominantly spoken in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, if I remember correctly.

My ass that wasnt a quick Google

[paulsterio]

My ass that wasnt a quick Google

nah, a good friend of mine is from tamil nadu and he speaks telugu no joke

You will most likely find tonnes of Telugu people at both Monash or UoM. At Monash join the Monash University Sri Lankan Cultural Club (MUSLCC) which is where you will find all the Curries (dont ask why there isnt an Indian club or why its not called the Lankan/Indian club) and at UoM there's both a Lankan Club and an Indian club where you find again, all the Curries you can wish for. And most likely more.

historically MUSLCC used to be MUISSA (Monash Uni Indian & SL Student's Association) - but then the Indians split off to have their own club and they were shut down for some dodgy business, hence, MUSLCC is now the de facto curry club.

[Bhootnike]

I could use google but I'm really curious and would much rather your explanation - from which country does Telugu come from, what is the culture like, how do your read the script, etc?

It's an Indian language which is predominantly spoken in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, if I remember correctly.

*cough* tryhard *cough *
love you paulos

Hehehe

ooo so thats why...
but does MUSLCC have many indians apart from taiga?
i swear @ ...., there was like 99% lankans!

[paulsterio]

but does MUSLCC have many indians apart from taiga?
i swear @ ...., there was like 99% lankans!

More Lankans than Indians but still heaps of Indians none the less.

[ShortBlackChick]

You will most likely find tonnes of Telugu people at both Monash or UoM. At Monash join the Monash University Sri Lankan Cultural Club (MUSLCC) which is where you will find all the Curries (dont ask why there isnt an Indian club or why its not called the Lankan/Indian club) and at UoM there's both a Lankan Club and an Indian club where you find again, all the Curries you can wish for. And most likely more.

historically MUSLCC used to be MUISSA (Monash Uni Indian & SL Student's Association) - but then the Indians split off to have their own club and they were shut down for some dodgy business, hence, MUSLCC is now the de facto curry club.

Pdawg, we get it you know everything about curries, but there was a reason I said not to ask why- because it sounds dodge as brah

[Bhootnike]

but does MUSLCC have many indians apart from taiga?
i swear @ ...., there was like 99% lankans!

More Lankans than Indians but still heaps of Indians none the less.

couldnt find any :\ hahah

so
what .. did the indians... do ? i.e. monash indian club....
lol

is there a hindi or punjabi speaking club at UoM or monash ?!