In Sourashtra language, you can say "Nina kasarikaa chotti?" to mean "Will you marry me?"
In Sourashtra language, "darling" can be translated as "kaamile" or "thaayile".
evening in sourashtra is "veelto" and good is "chokkat"
My name in Sourashtra language would be "Nama tas sabetanai."
In Sourashtra, you can say "களா மல" (kala madal) to greet someone in the morning.
You say "Would you marry me?" in Yoruba language of the Western African origin as "Se wa femi?".
In Sourashtra language, "darling" can be translated as "kaamile" or "thaayile".
evening in sourashtra is "veelto" and good is "chokkat"
My name in Sourashtra language would be "Nama tas sabetanai."
In Sourashtra, you can say "களா மல" (kala madal) to greet someone in the morning.
yes it has it's own script.
yes , it has its own script. The correct spelling is Sourashtra(Saurashtra). It is an Indo-Aryan language spoken in Tamil Nadu and a sizeable number of speakers are in Madurai. The first book printed in Sourashtra script was in 1876. Later in 1880 Sourashtranaadi was printed. Afterwards, T.M.Rama Rai printed many books in Sourashtra Script. First catechism of Sourashtra Grammar by T.M.Rama Rai teaches the Script and Grammar of Sourashtra Language in Sourashtra script. Read the Article written by Dr.H.N.Randle, Librarian, India Office, White Hall. London S.W.1 "An Indo-Aryan Language of South India-Saurashtra Bhaasha" in the Bulletin of Oriental and African Studies (BSOAS) 11 Part I p.104-121 and Part II p.310-327 (1943-46) and an article "The Saurashtrans of South India" in the Journal of Royal Asiatic Society, London in October 1944. To know more information about Sourashtra Language and its Script, please visit http://www.subramanian-obula.blogspot.com
You say "Would you marry me?" in Yoruba language of the Western African origin as "Se wa femi?".
To say "will you marry me" in sign language, you can fingerspell the words or sign "YOU MARRY ME?" with facial expressions that convey the question. Additionally, you can use a combination of gestures to express the sentiment, such as signing "LOVE" followed by "MARRY" and pointing to yourself.
tumi amake bhia korba
uje dinnu subha nandinin!
You would say "Je veux me marier avec toi" in French.
To say "Will you marry me?" in Igbo, you can say "O bukwa nkechinyere m?"