spelling a Name-Pathi

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Dear Pathi ji, Lalit, sushma,

 

Name for many is a versy sensitive one of not spelt the way they have published

it

 

like Krishamachari sriKKant

jayalalithAA

 

for some reason they will not like the viberations they feel were selected to be

disturbed. so pl keep this in mind in future and be sensitive to it

 

I myself had mistyped a few names by TYPOS unintional key strokes and only while

HITting the return button would have noticed sometiems I have corrected it

straight away a few times when members have protested

 

and the north and south divide on T, TH or dh is nothing new

 

say Srinadh or srinath both r used for same word in south and accepted dh is

common in Karnataka, AP

 

and in TN DUE TO THE LANGUAGE BOGY SOME DONT LIKE using SH in their names rather

use S say shankar will be sankar

 

 

and hope this thread can come to a amicable end here and ASAP with no hard

feelings as no such intentions were there in the 1st place?

just some oversight...!?

BEST WISHES

 

PRASHANT

 

 

 

 

venkatachala pathi <pathiav

 

Wednesday, October 1, 2008 7:05:30 PM

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Shri Lalith ji/ Sm. Sushma ji,

 

Is there anything wrong in considering that my name is prescious for me and a

request that it be spelled correctly?

Now I see that is washed in 'public'.

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bhagvatjee <bhagvatjee >

 

Wednesday, October 1, 2008 9:18:25 AM

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Dear Lalit Ji

Jaya Siyaa Raam

This is because they have no sound of Hindi " T " . They have only " TH " ,

so don't mind that for your name, but true, when you are reading any

text, you have to stress your mind whether it is " T " or " TH " .

With regards

Sushma

 

, " litsol " <litsol wrote:

>

> Dear Mr Pathi,

>

> It's truly great to hear from u, I noticed in south india,

> particularly, In Tamil Nadu and Kerala, while writing 'T', people

> appends 'H', however, In the groups, several times, they happened to

> write my name as " Lalith " , which i didn't mind, coz, it's mere a

> symbol that I m given in this life only, certainly, name's spelling

> doesnt change my identity. My loving god Vishnu has got thousands of

> the names.

>

> regards,

> Lalit