Why Does Marathi Sound So Unique?

[@ShubhangiiKedar]

Proud to be a part of this video. Thankyou for choosing my video. You have a very dedicated audience I must say as I got many beautiful comments on this video of mine telling how they came from IIP. The amount of research it must have taken to make this video is incredible. Nailed it.

[@kunalpote452]

♥♥

[@suvarna76]

Very poor research. The entire analysis seems to be based on the myth called Aryan Invasion theory (or Aryan migration theory) which has been proven to be wrong by many scientists from different fields. While counting vowels and consonants, they simply ignore the vowel अ so imposing an unscientific method on Indian scripts which are highly scientific. The letter ळ is found in all Indian languages except Hindi and Bengali. Also Sanskrit has the word छुरिका which they seem to have missed.

[@rohitnagwanshi]

You are the most underrated Marathi singer at the moment, but don't worry as time will fly you will be recognised as Marathi singing legend. Mark my words!

[@lapichopilulu_]

govyachya kinaryav

[@jaym3916]

Congratulations Shubhangi... And I was also ecstatic to see your inclusion there...😅🥰🥰🥰🥰🤟

[@AbhiandNiyu]

Loads of प्रेम from a Marathi guy for this video 💖💖

[@saishshinde9205]

Wow Abhi and Niyu. Your video also provides knowledge. Thanks for your efforts.

[@pranav._1297]

शिवजयंतीच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा🙏

[@nooousername]

Jaun Modi and Amit Shah cha ghe tondat 😂😂

[@curiousmonk7990]

शिवजयंतीच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा🙏 Jai Bhavani Jai Shivaji 🙏🙏

[@nooousername]

BJ PARTY BOOTLICKERS 🤡

[@theunknown5214]

I am from Odisha and currently staying in Pune. I am trying to learn Marathi. It's a great language. Jai Maharashtra.Jai Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj

[@Fun_and_Knowledge_]

Jai Jagannath

[@HumanityisSupreme]

Just start speaking with whatever you hear. Honestly you'll learn it within three months.

[@theunknown5214]

@@Fun_and_Knowledge_ Jai Jagannath

[@theunknown5214]

@@HumanityisSupreme Ok

[@sangeetakadam-gh5vp]

मराठी अमृत से भी मधून आहे.

[@samruddhi8356]

लाभले आम्हास भाग्य... बोलतो मराठी! जाहलो खरेच धन्य ...ऐकतो मराठी 🧡

[@atharvakulkarni4637]

What a comment ❤️👍

[@aurelius210]

Immortal words by the late great Suresh Bhat.

[@samruddhi8356]

@@aurelius210 हो प्रत्येक ओळी नंतर अंगावर काटा आल्यशिवाय राहत नाही!

[@semicolon6499]

बाळा गावठी मराठी मग लय विषय होईल

[@comesthru]

संमृध्धी, डोळ्याला पाणी आणलंस.

[@B.AniketDhondiram]

𑘦𑘨𑘰𑘙𑘲𑘓𑘹 𑘦𑘮𑘝𑘿𑘝𑘿𑘪 𑘭𑘰𑘽𑘐𑘲𑘝𑘩𑘿𑘧𑘰𑘤𑘟𑘿𑘟𑘩 𑘠𑘡𑘿𑘧𑘪𑘰𑘟. Translation: Thank you for describing the magnificance of Marathi.🙏🏻

[@pawanraje5510]

मोडी लिहिलंय ना सर तुम्ही, मराठी आणि आपल्या इतिहासाचा आत्मा आहे आपली मोडी लिपी पण दुर्दैवाने ती आता आम्हाला वाचताही येत नाही😢

[@idealfit718]

अभिनव मोडी लिहून मन जिंकले तुम्ही

[@PattyaPatil-z5q]

Bhava modi lipich phijet hoti aplyala

[@noneed-hj9mi]

​@@PattyaPatil-z5q bhau lahi avgad aye thi . Modi vachli pahijey as a course ad jhali pahije pan asa compulsory nahi pahije khup avgad aye livayla

[@technicalrider6196]

Sangeet Ani dhanyawad shabd wajta ala​@@pawanraje5510

[@HistoryBuff_0]

When I was younger I only spoke French and Marathi, and all my friends were quite intrigued by the language. Proud to be Marathi in France

[@HistoryBuff_0]

@wotermelon_ No there isn't. There are very few Indians here (comparative to the UK or the US), let alone Marathis. Growing up I had no Marathi friends and only a handful of Indians ones from all over like Gujju, Malyali, Kannada and Bengali. Anyways outside India people from different states don't really care about the difference and identify as Indian together. You have to absolutely be able to speak French to get around and do the most basic things. Culture-wise my parents say that it's very very different (I haven't experienced everyday life in India firsthand, so can't say). But the main thing is that people here aren't racist at all (mostly!) towards Indians compared to what you'd get in the UK or the US (I know these places don't have head-on proper discrimination, I'm talking about racial micro-aggressions and general attitude) Cannot emphasize enough on being able to speak French. I hope you do proper research before coming here.

[@hemachavan465]

​@@pikachue602which language??

[@user58126]

@@pikachue602which north eastern language is influenced by marathi? 🤔

[@comesthru]

पार्ल तु आंकार ल मराठी?

[@comesthru]

Parles tu aucune Marathi?

[@chinmay8954]

खूपच छान, विडिओ बनवण्यासाठी धन्यवाद ! लाभले आम्हास भाग्य बोलतो मराठी 😁

[@________.pathfinder]

जाहलो खरेचं धन्य ऐकतो मराठी...

[@Beast_Frost]

@@________.pathfinder धर्म, पंथ, जात एक जाणतो मराठी एवढा जगात माय मानतो मराठी

[@Sommerstan]

❤

[@Jayeshmarathe20]

I just saw the most incredible video I've ever seen, and it's so lovely and meaningful that you explain everything. I hope to hear from you more in the future; you're truly amazing. many thanks from a Marathi man जय महाराष्ट्र जय शिवराय ❤❤❤ आणी मराठी म्हटलं की एक वेगळी आपुलकी येते मनात खूप सुंदर आणि मस्त व्हिडिओ होता धन्यवाद आणि खूप खूप आभार.....

[@ngusushgaming5405]

@@Beast_Frost एवढ्या जगात माय मानतो मराठी आमुच्या मनामनात दंगते मराठी आमुच्या रगारगात रंगते मराठी आमुच्या उराराउरात स्पंदते मराठी आमुच्या नसानसात नाचते मराठी

[@manoharsawant263]

खरंच अद्भुत व्हिडिओ. माझ्या मराठी भाषेबद्दल इतकं संशोधन केलं आहे.तुमचे आभार.

[@duskynight7449]

I'm a Telugu guy, who speaks Marathi better than Telugu and I love how Marathi sounds so Sharp and clear to ears when spoken fluently. Video was informative. Please make a similar video about Telugu.

[@prashantnaik8273]

Hear Konkani, the father language of Marathi, it sounds like how a chad speaks

[@prashantnaik8273]

**Goan accents

[@gauravnarodey8021]

@@prashantnaik8273 lol father of Marathi? Marathi is way older than Kokani

[@MarkAntony-l7s]

@@prashantnaik8273 *sister language. Both Marathi and Konkani came from Maharashtri Prakrit.

[@Kartik_9512]

Yeah, I am more fluent in Marathi than Telugu

[@keshavmishra07]

Marathi is one but the tone of speaking Marathi changes every 60 km in Maharashtra. Like Marathi of Pune sounds different and that of Kolhapur sounds different. And the interesting thing is that if a Marathi man goes to another district of Maharashtra, then it is easily understood from which district or which area he has come.😊 Jai Bharat 🙏🏻🧡

[@iitn8437]

Every language has accent difference like UP people speak differntly than delhi and rajasthani people. And british speak different accent than Americans.

[@PATHM-f2u]

All over world same trend is happening from ages 😂😂

[@rahiscreations]

People often discriminate against our nagpuri accent 😢 they call us chhapri and "ashudh bhasha" 😢

[@rajupnjkr]

6:00 north Indian Hindi belt mostly pronounce च as च्य ज as ज्य झ झ्य likewise

[@ngusushgaming5405]

Bro not 60 km Tune change in every 13 km Pune ke har talk ki tuning alag alag hain Even Pune city mein alag alag tuning use hoti hain

[@iip]

शिवजयंतीच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा everyone friends! I am so happy that such a beautiful coincidence happened, almost feels like divine intervention 🙏 Thank you so much for giving your time to watch this video and sharinf your thoughts, I love you all so much for beinf fellow language enthusiasts. Thank you for pointing out some mistakes like the spelling of eyes DoLa and DoLe beinf the plural. Also the mistranslation of the lyrics for vachshil as read instead of save in Aj Gokulat Rang Khelato Hari song. I will get better with Marathi I promise ❤ I also encourage all of you to try learning an Indian language jist for fun. 🎉❤❤

[@malhar073]

जय शिवाजी⛳️

[@NitinSingh-xr7ft]

Dude, your content is good. I don't speak for everyone here but I would like to say try to make content in either Hindi or English. I just find this 50-50 Hinglish khichdi off-putting

[@learnmarathieasily]

एक मराठी युट्यूबर असल्याचा मला अभिमान आहे. हा व्हिडिओ बनवल्याबद्दल खूप धन्यवाद आणि पुढील वाटचालीसाठी शुभेच्छा!

[@vks704]

Very well researched and intriguing video. Wow ! How do you people get such novel ideas of representing languages so beautifully? Just one thing ! In Sanskrit ऋ, ष & ज्ञ (it's ज् + ञ & not ज्य) are very different in pronunciation. Please watch the Sanskrit Channel to clarify their pronunciation.

[@zongabonga7050]

The Mahua Moitra who sponsors your videos, is she the expelled MP??

[@arunvasireddy4508]

Although ౘ and ౙ are absent from modern Telugu alphabets, my mom made sure that I use them occasionally at least. I still use them for Chaapa (mat), jola (lullaby) etc. Now I feel good to be connected to Marathi and Prakrit through them. Thanks for the video, much love.

[@nitinh2499]

👍🏼… These words with the special “cha” and “ja” sounds are an integral part of Telangana Telugu. 👍🏼

[@rahulp4830]

​@@nitinh2499Lol no, It is mainly Coastal Andhra people who use it properly.

[@kaushikinazuma3053]

​@@rahulp4830😅 your need to leason Andra village you will get your answer.

[@gamerdude3126]

@@rahulp4830 not really

[@janardhannaik9250]

Chaapey is a Kannada word. Marathi is of Kannada origin. 😅😂 telugu too is of Kannada origin.

[@Akash_Bardhan7]

Love you my Marathi brothers & sisters. Love from Bengal ❤

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

​​@@paperomihir316arey yed zavya maharashtra aani rajasthan donhi western part aahet bharatache mhantlyavar thode phaar saamya asnarach. Pan aamhi bimaru naahi Bara ka

[@Blitzcreek304]

​Tyla Marathi yet nahi 😭😂😂 hindi madhe sang 😅​@@PriyaK-cu1fz

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

@@Blitzcreek304 Mala Hindi yet naahi. Ha rajasthani bimaru maharashtratach laakdi furniture banavat asel. Yet asel ki marathi yala

[@parthshelar995]

@@PriyaK-cu1fz Why hate speech? He aapli sanskruti nahi na... Kay rav tumhi pan, Shivaji Maharaj aaplyala nehmi sarva bhasha, Desh, dharm hyanla equal respect kryala sangtat... Respect all... we all our one ❤️

[@prashantnaik8273]

​@@PriyaK-cu1fzkide manta re , kay kolana mare

[@Fusesiesu]

I am tamil Marathi is the beautiful language of india and marathees belive lord Ganesha atleast last 800 years ago

[@Tarkik-ul7fb]

Didn't the whole of India start worshipping Lord Ganesha at the same time? What do you mean by Marathas worshipping them since 800 years? I am just curious, not trying to disrespect anyone.

[@atharvagawkar4827]

@@Tarkik-ul7fb Nope in Tamil nadu Ganapati came bit later, all the sculptures of Shiva family which are older includes just Skanda (kartikeya)- formation called Somaskanda , Ganapati's entered in tamil nadu happen during Pallavas, it is said a Saint Paranjothi (former warrior) had brought Ganapati from Vatapi,karanataka after a war

[@Tarkik-ul7fb]

@@atharvagawkar4827 alright. That is quite interesting.

[@rahulbhaskar6790]

@@atharvagawkar4827You just make up stuff? Where is it written that it came during the Pallavas. Just because the earliest evidence of something is dated to a certain period doesn’t mean that it didn’t exist before that. Ganapathi is the son of Shiva.

[@rahulbhaskar6790]

Keep your Periyar ideology to yourself. Lord Ganesha was worshipped way before that also.

[@pawanmahajan2816]

"Maay Marathichi Kaay Bolave Kautuke Pari Amrutatehi Painja Jinke" - Sant Dnyaneshwar Mauli...

[@தமிழ்ராஜன்]

I am a Tamilian, really enjoyed watching this video. I always wondered about Marathi's unique culture and literature and this video gave the reason for it. Great work, appreciate it.

[@meonmaau7452]

@@தமிழ்ராஜன் do other tamilian know about Maharashtra and marathi i saw many tamilian unaware about us ....some even call us even north india. Which is totally wrong

[@atharvabedarkar]

"Natak" is a really a integrated part of Marathi culture. Absolutely amazing video Ashrish

[@UmarSayyed-q3e]

Women's do it better

[@FireandIce-eh7mx]

im atharv too. atharv name is very unique in UP. I only found 2 person in my life IRL having same name but lots of marathis online have atharv name. is it common there?

[@Jujubhaju]

​@@FireandIce-eh7mx"Atharva" is another name of Ganesh, and Ganesh is the main and most worshipped god in Maharashtra, so that's why it is common to see people with that name in Maharashtra.

[@abhishekbaral4699]

You cannot get away from loving marathi culture. Same flows with the sweet-sour filled language, really a unique flavour of our incredible India. Love from Bengal

[@adityak935]

Waaaah ❤. Yes. 😊

[@parker4406]

We lovingly call it Ambat-god (आंबट गोड) which basically means the same thing as sour and sweet but has a lot relevance in not just food or language or this combination is highly familiar to a maharashtrian

[@avitee5308]

@@parker4406 gaud might be a better way to write it in English.

[@gurbaksh672]

I am from Jammu and I like Marathi Language, Culture ❤

[@sanonmars]

When I had visited Kashmir I asked how in Kashmiri we ask "what is your name", he said "shikya si naav" (something like that), interestingly the word Naav is used in both languages for name.

[@gurbaksh672]

@@sanonmars But i am from Jammu 😁 and Hmare Mother Tongue Dogri Language hai kashmiri nahi Aur Jammu ka Culture, whether Majority Religion sb kuch alag hai Jammu Region mai 10 district hai and kashmir ki 10 district and 2 district pok mai hai so Mai . So bro Jammu is Not kashmir.

[@adityaghoshal3114]

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[@GangsterOfindiaa]

​@@gurbaksh672brother mera friend hai koul karke jammu se woh hindi mei bolta hai bolta hai ki uske parents dogri bolte hai lekin woh bachpan se hindi hi bolta hai dogri sirf samajh aati hai usse....is it true?? Aisa hota hai? Is dogri dying?

[@gurbaksh672]

@@GangsterOfindiaa Haan , kyuki Dogri Ki Orignal Script Lupt ho chuki hai yane ki Khatm, So Dogri Ko Devnagari Mai lijha jata hai lekin Jammu mai Aaj kl Kuch Jgah Usse takri Lipi mai bhi likhte hai, aur Dogri language ko Takri mai revive kiya gya hai to , and New Education policy sai Next year Hmare yaha Dogri and Hindi/English languages bhi pdna compulsary ho jayigi. Lekin jo pahadi log Hai bo abhi bhi Dogri pdte hai ,and J&k mai Dogri Sbse zada boli jati hai After Kashmiri.

[@tseringlhamo1062]

Thank you for this interesting video...I am from nepal and am being obsessed with indian regional music...Marathi hits really different love it

[@bharatabhagyavidhata2534]

I am from west bengal but i love marathi language ❤❤jay bhavani,jay shivaji 🚩🚩

[@chandrashekharsherkee6775]

Dada kemon aacche ...

[@Abir-o8q]

​@@chandrashekharsherkee6775*achen

[@devashrijoshi9079]

We marathis love Bengalis too♡

[@rajeshkhilari]

মারাঠির সাথে আজি, হে বাঙালি, এক কন্ঠে বলো - "জয়তু শিবাজি'। মারাঠির সাথে আজি, হে বাঙালি, এক সঙ্গে চলো মহোৎসবে সাজি। - রবীন্দ্রনাথ ঠাকুর (শিবাজি-উৎসব shibaji utsob)

[@SayantakDas]

Me too 😊😊😊😊

[@AnandMore]

जर्मन शिकणाऱ्या आणि इंग्रजी शाळेत शिक्षण पूर्ण केलेल्या माझ्या मोठ्या मुलाने हा व्हिडीओ मला पाठवला. छान आहे तुमचं चॅनल. तुम्हाला खूप सारं प्रेम.

[@Bhushankadam011]

Khup chan vatla aikun ❤️✨

[@ShubhamSaxena-te7nb]

Kaka German to shikat ahe karan ki tyala Germany madhe job karaychi asel😄 Jar apan asa kahitari Research and Development kela ani ti research Marathi madhe keli tar Marathi bhasha apan ajun vadhvu shaktat 🙂

[@sujitrohankar9363]

Bs avdch rahil bolnya purt marathi..

[@kunalgandhe4551]

असं उत्कृष्ट काहीतरी पहिल्यांदा पाहिलं मराठी बद्दल जे खूप काही शिकवुन गेलं. जे एका अमराठी व्यक्तीने बनवलंय , त्यामुळे मातृभाषेबद्दलचा अभिमान पुन्हा जागा झाला. आशिष, सुश्रुत आणि संपूर्ण टीम चे खुप आभार आणि अभिनंदन.👍

[@iip]

Thank you so much ❤

[@vaibhavbhagat43]

I can feel how many efforts you guys have done to gather such type of information. Truly magnificent. आपली माय मराठी आहेच मुळी unique. Proud to be मराठी. Lots of love from Beed. Thanks for such amazing video. Make more videos about Maharashtra and Marathi culture.

[@rupsachakraborty9386]

I am bengali, but once accidentally a Marathi movie appeared in my KZbin feed, Sairaat, I watched that and fall in love with the language. Kept watching other movies and serials available on youtube. Now I can say that i can't speak or write but clearly understand Marathi. If bengali is sweet, marathi is chatpata like a chat. ❤❤

[@roggamer6680]

😒 nope Marathi is like "Bullet"

[@shraddzk5260]

Sairat has a different accent of Marathi. I am also marathi, but I didn't even understand the accent which they have used. There are about 42 marathi dialects which use like kokani, malvani, ghaati, ahirani, aagri, varhadi and so on. I especially like aagri, malvani and varhadi.

[@Anonymous-pj1xk]

The language of the Movie Sairaat is a village dialect of one of the Southern region of the Maharashtra, Solapur district. I am surprised you understood the difficult dialect and the accent. Standard version of Marathi (Shuddha Marathi) spoken by Upper Casts Marathi including Marathi Brahmins, is more closer to standard Hindi, with lots of Sanskrit words, Std Marathi is a gentle , simple and sober, speakers have different accent. You can try sentences on Google Translator.

[@Anonymous-pj1xk]

​@@SoulfoUniverse I am not a Marathi speaker but in contact with Marathi Speakers. I can speak Marathi which may not be of high level or fluently but it is good enough. I did not say Marathi is lexically and grammatically similar to Hindi. Since there are many common Sanskrit tatsam words and even Urdu words are common in both and many Verbs are similar or with some differences and some are different. I have noticed non- Marathi speakers like Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati and others can understand Marathi, if they are interested in learning and in contact with Marathi speakers for enough time, even they can pick up grammar and words and talk simple Marathi. Those who are not interested or not in a contact and willing to learn are out of question. There are many examples I know Non Marathi speakers, picked up Marathi very fast. Even from this video comments, one Bengali person from Bengal, understood the Marathi Movie named "Sairat' which was in some village dialect of Marathi Which I could not understand well, I was surprised. I know the Hindi was originated from Shaurseni Prakrit evolved through Khari Boli and Marathi from Maharastri Prakrit and evolved through Old Marathi over 1000s of years.

[@himanshupathak1310]

Listen to 'Sagara pran talamalal' song of Veer Savarkar ji, sung by Lata ji. That's a 100% pure Marathi language song. Nowadays, in movies, pure Marathi language is not used, it has become quite distorted. Btw, as you are a Bengali, let me tell you that Kishore Da (Bengali) had sung a superhit Marathi song, 'Ashwini ye na', you can listen to it. My favourite Marathi movie is 'Ashi Hi Banwa Banwi', a superhit classic comedy in Marathi cinema.

[@Utkarsh-idkxd]

This video as unique as marathi. महाराष्ट्र मधुन प्रेम तुम्हाला नाही मिळणार हे हुच नाही शकत!!!Lots of love from Maharashtra!!

[@AbhinavChauhan-nc8hj]

*मिळणार

[@gokulbhoi4057]

माणसं भेटतात आणि वस्तू मिळतात

[@aditpatankar6800]

सप्रेम नमस्कार असतो आपल्यात! प्रेम ही देवाणघेवाणीची गोष्ट नव्हे!

[@tejasnayak]

@@gokulbhoi4057 पुण्याचा वाटतोस. 👍 आता लिहू नकोस की मी “पुण्याचा दिसतोस” लिहायंला हवं होतं

[@gokulbhoi4057]

@@tejasnayak नाही रे मी पुण्याचा नाही😅.. साधं व्याकरण आहे राव ते

[@amannaikwade3118]

19:30 A native Marathi speaker here. What a beautiful video. Just a small mistake. Dole (डोळे) is already plural. Dola (डोळा) is the singular form. There's no word as dolya 😅. Also 19:40 Marathi does use the respectful form for you - 'तुम्ही' You can't use 'तू' for elder people. It's highly disrespectful

[@sumukhbhanushali95]

"dolyanni jara nit bagha, haa desh attaa, kiti baddalla" You're right, Dola is singular, dole is plural but, dolya is also plural but when it is referred to as subject, I guess. Not a linguist. just a Marathi speaker. Don't know how to explain but I know we use "dolya" sometimes.

[@JK-no1fr]

@@sumukhbhanushali95 ‘Dolya’ is both singular and plural…’mazhya davya dolyat kahitari gela’ is also used, along with the example you gave.

[@sumukhbhanushali95]

@@JK-no1fr yeah true

[@rujutaorpe]

Singular is डोळा and plural is डोळे. If the words डोळा and डोळे are modified by using a vibhakti pratyay or preposition, then their root form changes. These new root forms don't exist on their own. Singular becomes डोळ्या(). Examples are डोळ्यात (in the eye), डोळ्यासमोर (in front of the eye), डोळ्याला (to the eye) etc. While plural becomes डोळ्यां(). Examples are डोळ्यांत (in the eyes), डोळ्यांसमोर (in front of the eyes), डोळ्यांना (to the eyes) etc.

[@PristinePerceptions]

The "respectful" form of the word differs by place and family. For example, in most parts of Maharashtra, "तू" is used to refer to all female relatives regardless of age. However elder male relatives are generally always referred to by the respectful form, "तुम्ही". Of course you can use the respectful form to refer to women too. It just isn't used by default for elder female relatives. Guess our patriarchy is obvious. However, I have seen "तू" being used more and more frequently in the cities to refer to elder male relatives, like "बाबा, तू कसा आहेस?". I wouldn't dream of saying "तू" to my father, lol.

[@rishikeshshete3807]

Thank you brother for this wonderful video about Marathi! Nice to see a fellow IITian to work on diverse topics especially culture, bold choice - I love it!

[@VasimYildirim-xr6jh]

İ am super excited to share this story. So my dad is a proper konkani Marathi and i grew up speaking marathi with him. But my mom is turkish so i speak turkish with her. The amount of words and cultural sounds that marathi and Turkish gets overlapped is unlimited and shocking. For example, Bagh means to see, both in marathi and turkish. There are many more, but i felt like to share this with y'all. Have a nice day.

[@yomamasohot6411]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@Teja_S]

Thanks❤

[@RELICPLAYA]

Konkani/Malvani are on the sweeter side but the Marathi from the ghats and Pune side is a little harsh, sometimes if you conversate with a normal speaking adult on pune, he would sound a bit strict and harsh but as we know pune is a large city, you may find people speaking the Mumbai type Marathi, which is again on the sweeter side

[@ROMI909]

​@@RELICPLAYAInteresting observation. But if Marathi from Pune is harsh, I don't have words to describe Marathi from eastern parts of Maharashtra.

[@astudent63]

​@@ROMI909true I'm from sangli satara border and the amount of harshness they have makes pune's harshness a joke😂

[@mandavibarway5548]

Very well researched. I am Marathi, but all my forefathers have stayed in MP. Your video not just made me proud of my mother tongue once again, but also educated me further about my language. आभार आपले।

[@sakshipisal2030]

Correction! Marathi uses ( . ) to end a sentence and not ( | )

[@pranjal2310]

my forefathers have been in MP and i (a teen) live here too, and I'm veryyy curious about the culture and I always try to speak Marathi as good as i can, i frequently add marathi vocabulary in my daily life and try to eliminate as many Hindi words that are spoken with marathi here in MP.

[@ProudIndian-h2f]

मूळ गाव कुठल आपल महाराष्ट्रात

[@pranjal2310]

@@ProudIndian-h2f ratnagiri

[@gauravnarodey5455]

Marathich aapli bhasha​@@pranjal2310

[@dilipparanjpe6903]

मी स्वतः मराठी असून ही माहिती इतकी मनोरंजक व नावीन्यपूर्ण वाटली. अनेक धनयवाद.

[@reginageorgetownuni]

Mala garva ahe Marathi bolnyacha! Marathi culture and language is one of the best in India.

[@sounavchaudhuri4057]

Please compare the languages of Odisha and Maharashtra (Odisha vs Maharashtra)

[@Brownfox-j1c]

But Hindi is killing Marathi nowadays like in Mumbai etcc

[@arnavthescientist1149]

Marathi is my mother tounge and awesome language, Jai Maharashtra Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@tusharingawale6476]

माझा मराठीची बोलू कौतुके। परि अमृतातेहि पैजासी जिंके। ऐसी अक्षरे रसिके। मेळवीन।। 🚩🙏-संत ज्ञानेश्वर🙏🚩

[@KiranKadam-n6z]

❤

[@sonekarabhijit]

अप्रतिम ❤

[@NSuresh2]

❤❤❤❤

[@SushrutP]

Really amazing video, grateful that I got a chance to collaborate with IIP 🙏

[@leenabarde4204]

Pretty great surprise! 🤭 Great work 👍

[@prashantnaik8273]

Tu khoi ashilo video bhitun? Disti podona mare tu

[@indiathatisbharat7252]

Good work sushrut ❣️

[@rahulingle8806]

Good work Sushrut👍

[@RahulModi_]

Tum log ye sab Regional language (Marathi, Tamil, Bangla etc) ka pride chhodo aur Only National Language HINDI Kaho...💯

[@Dombivlian]

Very informative and well presented 🎉 thank you

[@Falcon78659]

While the whole India is fighting on languages.. Here our man is uniting us through languages. Great work❤❤❤

[@FireandIce-eh7mx]

its just DMK

[@amir2510]

Wow tx a lot from this information . I'm kannada and Marathi speaker from solapur maharatra ❤😊 A lots of dhanyawad bhawa / bhau/ Anna 🙏😊❤️

[@amir2510]

​@@Kadach-a Bilkul muze hindi bahot achhi lagti hai baat karne me 😊❤

[@Purva_2007]

लाभले आम्हास भाग्य बोलतो मराठी... जाहलो खरेच धन्य ऐकतो मराठी... धर्म पंत जात एक जाणतो मराठी... ऐकतो मराठी.. बोलतो मराठी.. एवढ्या जगात माय मानतो मराठी...✨💫 I myself being a proud Marathi mulgi didn't notice these small and also important things in my mayboli (mother tongue) Marathi ❤ Thank you... I am actually very concerned about grammar and pronounciation being a Punekar even more 😅 when I correct my other language speaking friends they say why you always correcting us in these stupid things..🤔... but I know that these are not stupid small things but, Purity of our language... I'm very proud all the Indian languages 🇮🇳❤ Thankyou for understanding and explaining the important things used in Marathi and identifying beauty of Marathi...❤ Now I'll share this video to everyone who don't understand Marathi... जय महाराष्ट्र...

[@gauravnarodey5455]

Mi pan marathich aahe❤❤❤❤❤

[@Jkn-rz4mj]

मी गावाकडची आहे. मला शुध्द मराठी बोलता येत नाही पण माझ्याकडे असलेल्या अमृताच्या गोडव्या ची मला ओळख करून दिल्याबद्दल मनापासून खूप खूप आभार. मला इतर भाषांचं कौतुक आणि मोह आहे पण मराठी वर माझ प्रेम आहे याची मला जाणिव करून दिलीत त्याबद्दल धन्यवाद.मी माझ्या परीने माझ्या मराठीला धारदार,रसाळ आणि अजून गोड बनवण्याचा पूर्ण प्रयत्न करेन. ❤

[@Fun_and_Knowledge_]

तुमची आहे तशी मराठी जपून ठेवा

[@nileshthakare7093]

छान शब्दांकन ❤

[@ad715]

पण तुम्हीं खूप छान लिहिले आहे त्यावरून वाटत नाही की तुमची मराठी छान नसेल !

[@NSuresh2]

❤❤❤❤

[@ap2149]

शुद्ध अशुद्ध मराठी असं काही नाही तुम्ही बोलता तीच खरी मानावी अभीमानासह..

[@swakal8868]

I am Marathi and proud of it. When NEP comes then till 5th standard all will be taught in regional languages respectively.

[@prashantnaik8273]

Based Konkani, most Chad sounding language (Goan accent)

[@MichelleObamasBBC]

Canara konkani is a gigachad compared to Goan Konkani. We have preserved more original elements, and we don't sound like a worse dialect of Marathi. We have less kannada and tulu influence than goan has marathi influence. we also have more vowels, more complex grammar and almost the same number of speakers. Goan konkani is something a ghati marathi can learn overnight, but Canara konkani takes years to master. @@prashantnaik8273

[@ShivamSoni-uz5xw]

No need to do this​@@buzztube1738

[@ShafqatjahanTabassum]

When is nep coming ?? And will english not be learn till 5th ??

[@alien_girl900]

Marathi as a language is the most intriguing in the indian subcontinent tbh and i say this as a bengali becoz hearing songs Marathi feels like home for me just as bengali and sanskrit does. Love to Maharashtra the land of uniqueness from West Bengal ❤

[@Satya.N]

My parents are odia , and I was brought up here in Maharashtra, they speak Hindi so I can fluently speak English, Hindi, Marathiand Odia !!

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

Ja parat

[@Satya.N]

😢​@@PriyaK-cu1fz

[@xyzzzjjb]

thanks for respecting our language in our state lots of love to odia ❤ and you 😊

[@maheshrathod204]

​@@PriyaK-cu1fzhow could you be so evil 😭

[@arnav0708]

@@PriyaK-cu1fzchutmari ke..dimag bechke aaya hai kya? har comment me gandagi faila raha hai. zyda josh aa raha hai kya tujhe? Hadapsar Pune me rehta hai main. Number send kar tera. Nikalta teri puri garmi. Sala nam kharab kar rha Maharashtra ka sirf..

[@bhonsle-family]

मराठी मातृभाषा घेऊन जन्माला आल्याचा अभिमान आहे. Marāṭhī mātr̥bhāṣā ghē'ūna janmālā ālyācā abhimāna āhē.

[@badrinathtalwar2281]

Thanks. You have made a pleasant and piquant presentation. Just like the Marathi language.🍍🍍🍍

[@roybatty4302]

I'm from Nepal. I love Marathi language. It has such a unique flow to it when listening. They also have very interesting and catchy surnames.

[@rpaapahihi]

For example?

[@elegantlyradha]

Aatma Ram Tuka Ram Bhide ​@@rpaapahihi

[@Teja_S]

I love nepali people so calm in general and give respect

[@SiddheshBagade]

Where and how were you exposed to Marathi language? What all have you seen / watched / came across in Marathi? I am curious / excited to know / hear from you.

[@FireandIce-eh7mx]

Waghmaare@@rpaapahihi

[@Maharashtrik]

Thanks for this detailed video😇 आपण मराठीवर इतका प्रभावी व अद्भुत व्हिडिओ बनवला त्यासाठी आभार. आपण घेतलेले कष्ट यात स्पष्ट दिसत आहेत😇पुढील वाटचालीसाठी शुभेच्छा 🎉

[@KailasKaranjkar-y1t]

मराठी भाषेचे महात्म्य,जगासमोर मांडल्याबद्दल आपल्या चॅनलचे लाख लाख आभार.

[@roshangavit6869]

Most awaited video for me as a Maharashtrian and marathi speaker as a mother tongue

[@_Yagyaseni]

माझ्या सगळ्या भारतीय बंधू आणि भगिनींना सगळ्या महाराष्ट्र बांधवांकडून खूप सार प्रेम❤ खूप सुंदर व्हिडिओ बनली आहे

[@Srimanti_Roy]

I'm a bengali hail from bengal Amd the song you put in the introduction "apsara ali" is my fav Love Marathi language ❤ Every indian language is so unique and lovable

[@ashwikashivalkar4156]

I love Rasogolla and bengali bhasha❤🎉

[@sujeevadealwis5513]

What a lovely language Marati is!!! Love from a Sinhalese from Sri Lanka!

[@ankityadav-gz3zl]

My family is from Uttar Pradesh I am 2nd gen in Maharashtra all I can say Marathi language is like my own language now , lots of love to Maharashtra, 🇮🇳jai shivaji jai hind jai maharastra

[@avitee5308]

Marathi Mulga

[@vedantdeshmukh7429]

you are not a Maharashtrian as you dont said shivaji maharaj as maharaj you should say shivaji as maharaj if you are Maharashtrian

[@ViRAJ_Gamer_Playz]

jai shivaji

[@bomdila]

मित्रा महाराष्ट्रात यादव कुळ यांची सत्ता सुद्धा होती.

[@sachindhumale481]

You are a Maharashtrain. जय महाराष्ट्र!

[@mahajanprajakta]

मराठीबद्दल किती अभ्यासपूर्ण आणि नेमकं सांगितलंय - व्वा ❤. भाषेचा किती शास्त्रशुद्ध विचार केला आहे. धन्यवाद!

[@mysticismonflute]

Tari Rushabhacha Ru cha pronunciation chukavla... Because te vdo madhe facial expression shivay sangu nahi shakat 😌जय महाराष्ट्र ❤️

[@JadhavGitte]

खरच यार मी पण हाच विचार केला ❤❤❤

[@MJ-ho8qd]

Prakrit meaning natural, Sanskrit meaning modified or sanskar kiyi gayi.. therefore sanskrit, meaning modified prakrit, so prakrit is the mother of sanskrit(Mahayana Sanskrit to be precise).. this is factually, but politically opposite is explained.

[@amedico1620]

खवचटपणा also wrongly pronounced

[@praveenbhosale4162]

Video kharach khup dnyanvardhak ani sundar ahe.but (dole

[@asbricks]

अगदी अप्रतिम अभ्यासपूर्ण व्हिडिओ बनवला आहे. डोळा: एकवचन डोळे: अनेकवचन आणि डोळ्या..: विभक्ती प्रत्यय लावलेला अर्धवट शब्द आहे. आणि मोठ्या वडीलधाऱ्या व्यक्तीस तू नाही तर तुम्ही असे संबोधतो. आप साठी आपण हा शब्द आहे पण तो बोली भाषेत फारसा प्रचलित नाही. आम्ही आपल्या प्रेमाच्या जिवाभावाच्या माणसाला अरे तुरे करतो. मराठीत प्रत्यक्ष भगवंताला पण आम्ही विठू माउली तू माउली जगाची असे म्हणतो. अजून एक राहिले आपल्या मित्राचे नाव तोडून मोडून छोटे करायला आम्हाला आवडते. म्हणून सुनील सुन्या होतो महादेव म्हादू आणि गणेश गणू... त्यात वावगे काही वाटत नाही त्यातच आपुलकी आहे असे आम्हला वाटते. पुणेरी मराठीच नव्हे महाराष्ट्रात ठायी ठायी सर्वत्र sarcastic humour सापडेल. अतिशय सुंदर चपखल कविता गाणी select केलीत त्याबद्दल अभिनंदन. गदिमा ह्यांचे आज गोकुळात रंग तर मस्तच. खूप खूप वाट पाहिली ह्या व्हिडिओची. धन्यवाद लई भारी..

[@prashantnaik8273]

Whoah bro, if are a University marathi major then can you tell me Kannada words used in Marathi,??

[@asbricks]

@@prashantnaik8273 many are there. We say in Marathi मराठीने केला कानडी भ्रतार... In fact... कानडी माणूस कोणी समोर मराठी बोलत असेल तर बहुतेक सगळे बोलणे समजू शकतो. पण असेच मराठी माणसासमोर कोणी कानडीत बोलत असेल तर मराठी माणूस कानडी समजू शकत नाही. असेच गुजराथी आणि मराठी भाषेचे आहे. कोणी २ माणसे गुजरातीत बोलत असतील तर मराठी माणूस ते काय बोलत आहेत ते समजू शकतात. पण २ मराठी माणसे मराठी बोलत असतील तर गुजराथ मधील गुजराथी ( मराठी) न जाणणारे ह्यांना काहीही कळत नाही.

[@asbricks]

@@prashantnaik8273 काही कानडी शब्द जे मराठीत आहेत ते असे.. अडकित्ता, अप्पा, अण्णा, खलबत्ता, चिमटा

[@prashantnaik8273]

@@asbricks woah, okay bro you don't know anything,anna and appa are not used in standard marathi

[@asbricks]

It's ok.. I think there is no something called as standard Marathi. My father is अण्णा and my father in law is also अण्णा. The entire family and village call them अण्णा. And this is the माय मराठी.. माझी मायबोली.

[@seemavichare2964]

मराठी भाषेच महत्व अतिशय योग्य पद्धतीने विषद केल्याबद्दल खूप ज्ञानात भर पडली व अभिमान ही दाटला

[@amrendrasingh7140]

I am from Delhi and my wife is from Maharashtra I can feel these subtle differences and I love when she speaks in Marathi I feel Marathi is a bit cute 🥰

[@jaiho550]

Bhai khyal rakhna meri behen ka

[@stoicmvictory]

I am marathi

[@pavanbarhate6765]

Take care of her

[@shivnishad893]

​@@pavanbarhate6765 if she takes care of him he will take care of her😅

[@NoName-z2t]

❤ yup Marathi is cute 🙂 Thanks for saying that 🙂

[@tusharbalki249]

The most detailed and Insightful video on Marathi! गर्व आहे मला मराठी असल्याचा.

[@tusharkulkarni7243]

गर्व नाही अभिमान, मराठीतील अभिमान म्हणजे बहुतेक हिंदीतील गर्व :)

[@mohanlalpremranjannaik107]

At 19:30 when i learned what eyes are called in marathi i remembered that In Odisha we also use the word डोळा/ ଡୋଳା for eye ( even though we use the word "Aakhi" mostly ). One of the names of lord Jagannath is "Chakadola" which means one with" big round eyes".

[@nomadsland7195]

Wow!

[@ranjankumarsahu998]

I thought so too. Bhala

[@Nagvanshieus]

Bhagwan Jagannath is Vitthal dev in maharshtra.

[@mohanlalpremranjannaik107]

@@bluesky2760 Ohh! I knew Odia and Marathi are very old Prakrit languages but didn't knew they were the oldest . Thanks for sharing this knowledge.

[@mohanlalpremranjannaik107]

@@Nagvanshieus really? I had no idea about that.

[@sumeetdevrukhkar1808]

Listening to Thanjavur Marathi always feels like listening to a cousin residing in south. It's really interesting.loved it.

[@soumyadipM6627]

It got influenced by tamil hugely

[@yomamasohot6411]

As a Marathi Speaker, I understood one sentence and not the next. A constant state of confusion and intrigue😂

[@sumeetdevrukhkar1808]

@@yomamasohot6411 yeah me too but it sounds very nice very familiar with distinct southern feel

[@MarkAntony-l7s]

As someone from Maharashtra I just love the way Thanjavur Marathi sounds ngl.

[@keshavmishra07]

It is influenced by Tamil 😊

[@madhusudanjeurkar3178]

अत्यंत माहितीपूर्ण आणि मनोरंजक प्रस्तुती. मन:पुर्वक आभार!

[@dr.geetashinde9935]

मराठी भाषेवर प्रेम करून मराठी भाषेचे वेगळेपण सांगण्यासाठी खूप अभ्यासपूर्ण व्हिडिओ साठी तुझे अभिनंदन.

[@SHAILUtheINDRA]

Thanks! Very well researched.

[@vandanavanjari1582]

भाषा..मग ती कुठलीही असुदे,देशी- परदेशी, शुध्द - गावंढळ.. पावलापावलावर बदलणारी भाषा सुंदर च असते.. मराठी तर खरंच unique आहे, आणि हे इतक्या चांगल्या पद्धतीने सांगितले आहे.. छान..आवडला .. Like केला, शेअर पण केला..👍

[@omishinde7555]

खरं तर कोणती मराठी शुद्ध कुणी ठरवलं माहित नाय 😂 पुणेरी शहरातली मराठी म्हणजेच शुद्ध असा पुणेकरांच्या बजिंद्यापणामुळं समज झालाय

[@MarkAntony-l7s]

As a Marathi speaker and a fan of this channel I love the amount of effort you have put into this video. As many have already pointed the mistake about डोळे I'd not repeat it but the rest of the video was perfect. I think the very existence of Maharashtra and Marathi proves that India is continuous spectrum of cultures rather then divided into separate north and south identities. Also the point about च, ज and झ - I personally support the use of nuqta to distinguish the distinct sounds. There does actually exist at least one Marathi text that does use the nuqta for this purpose. It was used in the Geetai (गीताई) by Vinoba Bhave which is a Marathi translation of the Bhagavad Gita though not every printed version may include it. The one I read had it that's why I know about it. Another slight pronunciation difference is that Marathi speakers tend to pronounce व​ like English W while Hindi speakers tend to pronounce it like English V. In Marathi we use व्ह​ for English V. For example - व्हॅटिकन, व्हिक्टोरिया, etc. Also similar to ऱ्य (rya) we also have ऱ्ह​ (rha) but it is much rarer. Also another fun fact: Just like other major Indian languages Marathi also had its own script called Modi (मोडी, not मोदी 😅). But it was discarded in favor of Devanagari for printing purposes and gradually fell out of use. I am trying to learn it though and wish it would be revived. Anyways thanks for this video one again. लाभले आम्हास भाग्य बोलतो मराठी जाहलो खरेच धन्य ऐकतो मराठी! ❤ Jai Hind Jai Maharashtra! 🇮🇳 Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Ki Jai! 🙏

[@brother-iu9qb]

We have soft ळ and hard ळ too. पळ has soft ळ खळखळ and कळकळ has hard ळ. Similarly गच्च आणि गच्ची ,कच्चं आणि कच्ची , words are similar but pronounced in different ways. New learners will have to learn about ज,झ,च by practice. We can't use nukt ,jer janar like arabic. It will be too formal and burdensome for marathi readers and printer. We pronounce hindi correctly so same is expected from other Indians. Our अं in खातं ,जातं is unique. Very similar to German language. Like Irma Grese is prounced as इर्मा ग्रेसं

[@chinmayeebirulkar5234]

Hi another native Marathi speaker here. Your reference about Modi script is sad but true that we lost it. My grandmother used to read literature in Modi script. It was in a way similar to gujrati as there was no line on the akshar or shabda.

[@MarkAntony-l7s]

@@brother-iu9qb I support the use of nuqta to make the pronunciation more consistent. Hindi also uses it for that purpose. For example - जान (jaan) and ज़िंदगी (zindagi). But I can understand why some would oppose it in order to maintain the purity of the language. However we have already adapted ॲ and ऑ for English sounds so I personally don't see a problem with using nuqta.

[@abhisheksathe123]

Another thing is the word ए and its form were used to be written like अे. I don’t know exactly which form of Marathi used it tho if its recent or old

[@MarkAntony-l7s]

@@chinmayeebirulkar5234 Yes Modi script is somewhat similar to Gujarati. I don't personally know anybody who knows it. My great-grandfather apparently knew it but I never saw him so I don't know.

[@drprasad79]

Thanks!

[@beingmodicarian3779]

Thank you for a wonderful explanation bro and melodious narration we live in Maharashtra- that's why we love marathi but But We are Banjara And banjara boli or boli is my mother tongue its like 'Banjara' language is mother for us but 'Marathi' is like Mavshi to us agar possible ho to please shushrut bhau please ek video Banjara language pe bhi bana do 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shriyabarve89]

Marathi is indeed a beautiful language. It's my mother tongue, however despite speaking in it regularly, I did not know how unique my language is. Loved the presentation and research. Kudos !!

[@abhijitingle5660]

Previously I requested for video on Marathi in comment section and he gifted us this video on special occasion of Jayanti of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Thank you.

[@vinitvsankhe]

There is a unique Diwali culture with Marathi people which I had not found in any other Indian subcultures and that is "reading some literature" on the day of Diwali. These are called "Diwali Ank", Diwali edition Marathi literature magazines that celebrate novice, amateur and established writers works in the form of short stories, poems, and philosophical articles. They are published just a week before Diwali and many Maharashtrian families would buy them and on the day of Narak Chaturdashi and Lakshmi puja, Marathi folks would read it after the morning bath.

[@iip]

Wow 😲

[@A1mb0t_Fr0z3n]

this reading tradition is also practised in UP (specifically east) my mother also insists me to read something on diwali

[@ikiraw21]

Yes. My grandma always had Diwali Ank and we all grandkids enjoyed that after eating Diwali Faraal!! (Sweets and savory snacks)

[@RestlessSkeptic]

दिवाळी पहाट आणि दिवाळीचा फराळ सुध्दा

[@jinia6134]

Great to know that.. Bengalis also have a historical and ongoing culture of publishing many Durga puja special magazines, which are bulkier and content heavy than it's regular counterparts. Those are called "Pujo Shankhaa". All the major publications for kids and adults publish pujo shankhaas well ahead of Puja season and are widely consumed by readers of all ages across the world till date and that culture is here to stay for generations!! So.. great to know Maharashtrian also share a similar culture for Diwali. Thanks to all these channels.. creates such an interesting platform for sharing our diverse cultures !!

[@Amoln11]

Thanks

[@markjitu]

You forgot to mention भारुड culture in Maharashtra ,which is basically a sarcastic and overly dramatic way of bhakti.

[@arjunshahare8505]

Ky ast te

[@Tarkik-ul7fb]

A sarcastic way of Bhakti? That sounds very interesting and weird at the same time. I would love to know more about this.

[@markjitu]

@@arjunshahare8505 विंचू चावला भारुड ऐका नाही तर सत्वर पाव ग मला.सत्वर पाव ग मला या मधे जे लोक देवाला पाव म्हणून म्हणतात पण ते स्वतःच दुसऱ्याच वाईट पाहतात अश्या लोकांवर टीका करते सोबतच भक्ती बद्दलचे खूप मोठे धडे या भरुदांमधून मिळतात.संत एकनाथ महाराज त्यासाठीच प्रसिध्द होते.

[@markjitu]

@@Tarkik-ul7fb read or listen some bharud of sant eknath maharaj.

[@internetforyou9373]

Correction at 19:33 डोळे is itself plural. Singular is डोळा.

[@pritishmishra1004]

From my POV the biggest achivement of marathi language is in theatre specially bcoz of Playwright Vijay Tendulkar Im from Bihar but still his plays touched my heart and everytime I read his plays I gone to a deep thinking.

[@avitee5308]

That's lovely to hear. Live to Bihar from Maha. We are all Ancient family in this unique nation.

[@SakSuper17]

Tendulkar wrote some scripts for great films in Hindi and Marathi too

[@sanudapilapitiya6223]

Very Informative. Thank you. From Sri Lanka 🇱🇰🌟

[@Peaceful_World130]

Sinhala language is similar to our Marathi because its also indo aryan language

[@Faceon6790]

There are many Marathi Buddhists in India 🙏❤ Namo Buddhaya bhai🙏

[@ALGRao-vf9ok]

Thanks, I am a Tanjore Maharashtrian, born in Tamil Nadu. We speak Tanjore Marathi at home. We are a small community. Always wondered how Maharashtrian landed in TN. My mother is from Karnataka. So, I studied Tamil in school, spoke Marathi at home, kannada with my maternal grandmother. Always wanted to learn Marathi. Thanks for this video.

[@NSuresh2]

I am not factually sure but it's surely due to expand of Maratha Empire under Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj pls correct me or add info if possible 😊🙏

[@ALGRao-vf9ok]

@NSuresh2 yes, you are correct. Only during the expansion of Maratha empire, many families moved along for governmental duties and settled permanently thereafter. Many jaghirs were also Maharashtrians.

[@rohanbinwade1454]

खुपच भारी विडिओ आहे अशरिष भावा !! पहिल्यांदाच मराठी भाषेतील सुंदरता आणि मराठीतील रांगडेपणाबद्दल एवढा भारी विडिओ मी पाहिला !!❤❤❤ Lots of love from Nashik Maharashtra लाभले आम्हास भाग्य बोलतो मराठी जाहलो खरेच धन्य ऐकतो मराठी !!❤

[@shamdeshmukh2536]

Rangdepana is definitely not creepiness Marathi has a LOT of words which just can be translated as you said ashreesh it's the language of heroics the feel is more important than the meaning

[@sandysarker]

During my three year stay in Maharashtra, I got very close to Marathi language and culture. This video makes me so happy. One thing I want to add, Marathi in it's written form seems full of consonants, but in spoken Marathi words are more rounder. As a Bengali speaker I find it very familiar.

[@shivamadhau5101]

Jai Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 🕉️ The man who saved existence of Marathi language

[@Tarkik-ul7fb]

existence of Hindus/Hinduism too to a large extent.

[@MJ-ho8qd]

Prakrit meaning natural, Sanskrit meaning modified or sanskar kiyi gayi.. therefore sanskrit, meaning modified prakrit, so prakrit is the mother of sanskrit(accurately Mahayana sanskrit).. factually.

[@vamsikrishna3855]

Jai Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj

[@parvadhami980]

Lol 🤣 ​@@MJ-ho8qd

[@JaideeepSingh-n7y]

​@@MJ-ho8qd bhai km Piya kr

[@ashish049]

Such a great video, Thank you so much ❤

[@punam2308]

लाभले आम्हास भाग्य आम्ही बोलतो मराठी... जाहलो खरेच धन्य ऐकतो मराठी.. Nice video... infact sometimes feels good to talk sarcastic .. marathi people have same word in heart and lips... Perhaps strong but true talks from heart.

[@rishabh_arya24]

As a Braj Speaker who live in Mumbai and speak Marathi, thank you for making this video. Jai Bhavani Jai Shivray.

[@FireandIce-eh7mx]

braj boli toh mathura me boli jati he aur vha radhe radhe ya jai shri krishn greeting hoti he. Is braj boli and braj diff?

[@rishabh_arya24]

@@FireandIce-eh7mxBraj Or Braj Boli is the same. Language of the Braj Region.

[@muzaffaralisheikhji]

The version of Marathi that’s prominently featured in mass culture is the Puneri version that’s really sweet and truly fun to speak bbc and hear too. But there are multiple flavours to Marathi as you travel across Maharashtra. Thank you for this, And please make a video on Konkani as well if you can.

[@MilindPatilmilind45]

Wow I've never seen such a talented person with like this information on KZbin... It's really awesome... Very well explained... Very deep research... Lots of love with Marathi boy... ❤❤❤

[@space_head1130]

At 19:33, it should be that singular form of eye is डोळा and plural form of eye is डोळे instead of डोळे and डोळ्या, respectively. Btw, Very Nice and Amazing video !!!

[@prashantnaik8273]

Kide mantay re, kosli typchi konkani re he "Maraty"

[@mohanlalpremranjannaik107]

In Odisha we also use the word डोळा/ ଡୋଳା for eye. One of the names of lord Jagannath is "Chakadola" which means one with" big round eyes".

[@RahulModi_]

Tum log ye sab Regional language (Marathi, Tamil, Bangla etc) ka pride chhodo aur Only National Language HINDI Kaho...💯

[@mohanlalpremranjannaik107]

@@RahulModi_We are not disregarding hindi or its importance but it's people like you who infuriates us . What kind of person would love a different language over his own mother tongue? It's like loving your aunt more than your mother. I can speak hindi and I do like hindi movies and music but that does not mean I will give it more importance than Odia . I'm a proud Odia and Indian and you have no right to condemn anyone to go to pakistan . So fuck off!!

[@kiney0713]

@@RahulModi_ There is no "only" national language, dude. Wake up. Hindi is a baby language - still in diapers - newly created while the other languages have been around for centuries. Let's have pride in unity and diversity. Either you realise this or you can dig a hole and bury your head in it while life will go on for the rest of us.

[@wedev1170]

भावा तू खरंच चांगलं काम करतोयस. असाच सर्वांना आपला इतिहास समजला पाहिजे. का कुठून आणि कशी आपली भाषा जन्माला आली हे कळायला हवे. पुढील वाटचालीस अनेक शुभेच्छा.लाभले आम्हास भाग्य बोलतो मराठी ❤❤.

[@frictyfranq321]

Great analysis. I'm a Konkani speaker from Karnataka and also someone who speaks Kannada. The first time I heard someone in our region speak Marathi, I asked my mother "What kind of Konkani is that?" Any Konkani speaker would quietly listen to a Marathi guy speaking and understand what he/she is saying. Goes to show just how much related these 2 are.

[@soumyadipM6627]

Both have same ancestors that's why

[@prashantnaik8273]

You karwari bro? Never forget bro , Konkani was always a chad language originated in Goa , and these Mumbaikar and punekar tourist who often come to Goa heard our language and started to use it in thier language

[@arldsouza8463]

Same I'm mangalorean and can understand Marathi pretty well except that we have some kanadda loan words

[@doit2810]

@@prashantnaik8273 and now they claim it lol

[@SVK1405]

​@@doit2810 lol dont you see the chart that these two came from same prakrit marathi

[@someshswami7985]

Wow super!!! Gem of an info given. Video starts with great song and the way you added them in between is amazing. महाराष्ट्रातून प्रेपूर्वक शुभेच्छा

[@ninaadbhat]

I appreciated this video as a Marathi speaker. Even though I am originally not from Maharashtra, I have been born and brought up in Maharashtra and have grown up to speak Marathi with a native fluency. As I speak Manglorean Konkani (Mangaluru, Karnataka) which is my mother tongue, it is very easy for me to think and speak in Marathi. जय हिन्द! जय महाराष्ट्र!

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

Banglore chaan aahe ki. Ithe kaay karaayla aalas

[@nishchaygurudasani]

तुम्ही उलटं बोलात आधी 'जय हिंद' मग 'जय महाराष्ट्र'.

[@MichelleObamasBBC]

amchigelo

[@prashantnaik8273]

​@@PriyaK-cu1fzbased Goan konkani accents , better than manglorean and the dialect of Goan konkani called "marati

[@ninaadbhat]

@@PriyaK-cu1fzmazhi family ithech rahat aahe, balpanapasun ithech rahat aahe mi

[@girishkasankar8293]

I am from north karnataka who speak both marathi and kannada and it is very much true that the boundary between kannada and marathi is so blurry !!

[@meonmaau7452]

These days the hate between language is shameful for our ancestors who had no issues with any language and were ok with both languages...

[@soumyadipM6627]

​@@meonmaau7452the hate started when mns was founded they started to issue in belagavi though now its no more in trend since people have understood it's of no use now .

[@soumyadipM6627]

Dr da ra Bendre a marathi chitpawan brahmin guy who won jnanapeetha award for contributions to kannada literature and being part of kannada navodaya movement also one example .

[@meonmaau7452]

@@soumyadipM6627 not mns it was mes maharashtra ekikaran samit but kannad side was also wrong ....killing of marathi people to is not acceptable and karnatak goverment did this....now in Maharashtra so many outsiders living and they oppose marathi and own as much as possible ...marathi s never violently attacked and killed any outsiders....krv is non sense nuisance organisation

[@meonmaau7452]

In belgaon if marathi and kannada sign board are duspalyed then what wrong in that why they blacken marathi board i see many kannada aboard in border site of Maharashtra ..and various gujrati board with out any marathi i see in and arround mumbai pune ...no one blackened those gujeari boards ...and in belgaon despite there is noth kannada and marathi these krv idiots hates marathi ....this is not in sync with cutlture and traditions of this region

[@vedjoshi260]

Dude this is just amazing. I come from the most popular (..cough..accurate..cough..😂) Marathi speaking region-- Pune. I often felt that Marathi felt sharper than Hindi. It flows like a sinosidal curve but has sudden anomalities, but i never could explain this, happy to see, what i experienced has proper explanation in Linguistic Science. Kudos to you great video!!!

[@drNobody7]

U elitist ppl🥲

[@angaatkeeda7971]

Try and attempt to one up our continued cultural dominance first. त्यानंतर आपण Elitism वर चर्चा करुया..😅

[@vedjoshi260]

@@drNobody7Ik we take pride in that😂😭

[@vedjoshi260]

@@angaatkeeda7971Aayein?

[@ajayingale1997]

Khup. Chaan...✨ Great work bhava ✨

[@tabletdosage8936]

I studied at Nagpur for 7 years... I have always fascinated with Marathi culture. Most well cultured and educated hardworking society. And the shudhh Marathi language so sweet and very easy to learn. Marathi friends always ready to stand up for me. Bhau, kaaku, Tai... Etc etc ❤❤ love from Arunachal Pradesh. Thank You Dr Ashwin Karemore, Mukul Khuje , Ajinkya Bannore, Chai wala Bannodey uncle and Late Shankar Tarale Mama my landlord.... Your sweetness has always been in my heart

[@jagrutijadhav4580]

Awww

[@Uku_jain]

& we frankly love Arunachal Pradesh ❤

[@mangopudding5979]

Marathi language isn't easy to learn.

[@anirudhkulkarni3108]

18:54,City of Belagavi/Belgaon in Karnataka is perfect example of Synchronisation between Marathi and Kannada. Belagavi has it's own version of Marathi and Kannada, we understand eachother to certain extent, even if not fully without Translation. Navwari Sareee,Naath Nose Ring, Food and Many traditions are common in both communities 🤗🤗🤗

[@ASA-kq5bz]

Same with the case of solapur as well

[@k26295]

​​@@ASA-kq5bzExactly. Can clearly see the many similar words between marathi and kannada, telugu

[@B.AniketDhondiram]

❤️ KA ❤️MH💛

[@shikhartakke3902]

19:38 we use tumhi (aap) for father and tu for mother.

[@amiya51]

Actually it's adapted as Respectuful but in Marathi there's no such word as Respectuful or we can say less formal

[@kkjkjjjj2525]

we use tu for both mom n dad ❤️

[@smchoudhary123]

Wow, amount of research you put together is incredible. Thank you.

[@rohanpol2807]

Thanks! for the video on uniqueness of Marathi. I really appreciate your detailed videos on the Indian culture ❤.

[@parker4406]

Your surname is पोळ na?

[@AamandBasil]

Banger video as always! Loved the comparison with Bengali too! We've been recently learning from our colloquial Bengali videos how close these cultures and languages actually are, specially when it comes to expressions. We were wrong in thinking that Bengali is unique in its onomatopoeic features, rather the sheer number of them. But then we were pleasantly surprised to know that that Marathi has no less of these features. The way of expressing superlatives in Bengali (shada dhop dhopey, kalo kooch koochey etc.) and Marathi are also very very similar, it would be so so good if we can somehow find out the reason behind this in an IIP video ❤

[@sujalsahu2610]

ज्ञानदेव म्हणे आपुले मराठी, भावाचं भाषण, असं म्हणतं लढी. संभाजींचं वीर, शिवजींचं राय, मराठीतलं गौरव, चांगलं काम कराय. Being from Odisha, living in Maharashtra for generations it was nice to have more insights of the language I speak in day to day life.

[@ranjankumarsahu998]

Odia janicha ki bhae?

[@infinite5795]

​@@ranjankumarsahu998Matru bhashatiye Janinathiba na Kana? Han Lekha padha re tike kasta heipare.

[@ranjankumarsahu998]

@@infinite5795 aaji Kali praya odia lokanka identity detachment heijaye.. odisha ru baharila pore. Bahut Jana nijaku durei nianti odia bhasa aau odisha ru.

[@sujalsahu2610]

​​@@ranjankumarsahu998Sarba Pratham Matrubhasha Odia sikhili, Dwitiya re Hindi, Tritiya re Marathi, Chaturtha English, Abe Devbhasha Sanskrit Sikhuchi

[@sujalsahu2610]

​@@ranjankumarsahu998Jaara hruday re Utkal base sei kouthe bhi rohe sada Odia aau Odisha upare abhiman kare

[@icoNikMarathi]

जबरदस्त एवढं सखोल विश्लेषण ❤❤जमलंय

[@paurassarmalkar7675]

Finally, was waiting for this video. Your other videos about bengali odia comparison, how bengali sounds sweet and the sound la in Indian languages! And i commented last time to make a video about the cha sound in marathi and I can see the inclusion about this in the video, Thank you!

[@sidharthamohapatra6950]

I came to know In my college that only we Odia, Marathi and Malayali people can hear the word la, majority heard it as da

[@nomadsland7195]

Hindi itself has La bro, what are u talking abt? How do the others say "Kuch kuch LOG kahenge"?

[@paurassarmalkar7675]

@@nomadsland7195 ळ