16th century Italian explorer Niccolò Da Conti who visited the Vijayanagara Empire described it as Italian of the east
Telugu is not usually referred to as the Italian of the East. This comparison might be due to some linguistic similarities or cultural connections between the Telugu-speaking population and the Italian people, but it is not a common or widely recognized association.
The masculine singular noun dolore is an Italian equivalent of the Telugu word veta. The pronunciation will be "do-LO-rey" in Italian.
"East Telugu" can refer to the Telugu language as spoken in the eastern regions of India where Telugu is predominantly spoken, such as Andhra Pradesh and parts of Telangana. It may also indicate the dialect or accent specific to these regions.
The Telugu sentence "alage chestanu" translates to "I will do it like that" in English.
Actually it should be said "Gorre Pottelu" which means HE SHEEP.
Telugu is not usually referred to as the Italian of the East. This comparison might be due to some linguistic similarities or cultural connections between the Telugu-speaking population and the Italian people, but it is not a common or widely recognized association.
Telugu is a Dravidian language, primarily spoken in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
The masculine singular noun dolore is an Italian equivalent of the Telugu word veta. The pronunciation will be "do-LO-rey" in Italian.
tuna is called Venkshan in Telugu
Putnala pappu, that's what my telugu roommate said.
"East Telugu" can refer to the Telugu language as spoken in the eastern regions of India where Telugu is predominantly spoken, such as Andhra Pradesh and parts of Telangana. It may also indicate the dialect or accent specific to these regions.
Italian East Africa was created in 1936.
Italian East Africa ended in 1941.
The Telugu sentence "alage chestanu" translates to "I will do it like that" in English.
The Adriatic Sea is located to the East of the Italian peninsula
Italian East African lira ended in 1941.
Italian East African lira was created in 1936.