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I am an Engineer by profession but I have special interest in languages and the science of language evolution. Over the years, I have found interesting similarities in the languages spoken in far off lands hinting at intetresting interactions in the history.. Hence, I am always keen to teach and learn languages.
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    'Logo' is neither singular nor plural in hindi,for people. Plural is also 'loag'. As it can be seen as nominative case. 'Loago' can be Address mode or the plural modification in instrumental case.
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    March 6, 2009
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    Hindi inherits greater share of words from Sanskrit. It also draws words from Persian, Arabic etc. For people, there is a word, 'LOG' or we can better write it as 'LOAG' as it is pronunciated as 'load' in english. The other word is 'Jana'. This is drawn directly from Sanskrit. The derived words are: 'Janapriya' i.e. Dear to people. 'Janashakti' i.e. Power of the people.
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    March 4, 2009
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