'21sT Sencuri Inglish': 09.07.2020 KE

 '21sT Sencuri Inglish': www.twentyfirstcenturyenglish.Inglish.blogspot.com

'21sT Sencuri Inglish': 09.07.2020 KE

www.21stcentury.Inglish.blogspot.com

Yu will bi pleezD Tu no daeT with da effarTs aof Dr Deo Datta Sharmaa,

"da 21sT Sencuri Inglish" => 'Inglish'

waaz baorn aon 09.07.2018 fraom da wumb aof Sanskrit, da modar aof most laenguejez with da help aof 1500 / 1800 yr old Bhojpuri Laenguej aon 09.07.2018 KE.

Das aon 09.07.2020, 'Inglish' haez enTarD in its 3rD yr.

GoTu www.21stsenturienglish.Inglish.blogspot.com 

aend haev a glimps aof "da HisTori aof Braahmanizm", aen ExTinkT book with ovar 100 KanTrbyuTars fraom araaunD da Warld.

[You will be pleased to know that with the efforts of Dr Deo Dutta Sharma,  

 "The 21st Century English": or 

 "21sT Sencuri Inglish’ => 'Inglish' 

was born on 09.07.2018 from the womb of Sanskrit, the mother of most languages with the help of 1500 / 1800 yr old Bhojpuri Language on 09.07.2018 CE.

>>> Thus on 09.07.2020 CE  'Inglish' has entered into its 3rd year.]

Jaadaa khaatir dekhee`: "Mitram Sanskrit Dainikam", Sansaar ke sab se pahilaa Sanskrit dainik www.sanskritdainikam.blogspot.com aend www.inglish.blogspot.com 

Faor mo~r, van me go Tu: "Mitram Sanskrit Dainikam", da olDest Sanskrit Deli Nius pepar www.sanskritdainikam.blogspot.com , "International Bhojpuri eSkool", Julaai issu, aend www.inglish.blogspot.com

[For more one may go to: "Mitram Sanskrit Dainikam", the oldest Sanskrit Daily Newspaper at www.sanskritdainikam.blogspot.com , "International Bhojpuri eSkool" for both July / August issues and www.inglish.blogspot.com]

3. "21m Sataabdi ke Angreji" => 'Inglish' ke janam bhail: 9.07.2018 ke. 

Bhojpuri: '500/600 Baris puraan, ansisTemaeTik, avaigyaanik ‘Angreji' ke 

“21m Sadi ke Awataar" => 'Inglish'

ke roop me` janam karawawalas Sanskrit ke pe~T se, aa Bhojpuri ke sahaayataa se, jekar naav bhail => 

'Inglish', 

["21st Century English"]

  

[Birth of "21st Century English" => 'Inglish':

occured on 09.07.2018, with the help of 1700-1800 year old Bhojpuri in place of '500/600 year old irrational, unscientific 'English' from Sanskrit in its new Awatar called 

"21st. Century English" => 'Inglish', www.21stcenturyenglish.Inglish.blogspot.com.]

da Barth aof "21sT Sencuri English" => 'Inglish':

AkkarD on 09.07.2018, with da help of 1500-1800 olD Bhojpuri fraom the wumb of Sanskrit, da madar aof mosT laenguajez. 'Inglish',  a rational and saainTifik laenguej, iz a niu Awataar aof 'old English'. 

'21sT Sencuri Inglish': 09.07.2020.

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    modern raesanal ‘Inglish’ 25.07.2018

ripablishD aon 11.08.2020.

“21sT SencuryEnglish.Inglish”

Baorn aon 9^th Julaai 2018

"21sT Sencuri raesanal ‘Inglish’ with 50 LeTTars": nik-nemD aez 'Inglish' > LiTTla biT aof 'Sanskrit' aend ‘Saains’: das Google eejili reeDs aend raaiTs iT naaseli.

Bi haebeecual auf Inglish = '21sT Sencuri raeshanal ‘Inglish' naau: > (Be habitual of '21st Century rational English' nick named as ‘Inglish’, which is well read by Google, in place of

15th-16th Century irrational, unscientific ‘old English'

Commonly used presently).

U~z ‘Inglish’ in place of old English.

English has 50 Letters: Yes, True, they are not named properly, neither are they used properly.

Since last 500 yr to 600 yr life of English, this remained so.

No body worried.

Linguists kept on teaching, “English has 26 letters.

Students also followed the teachers and learnt like a parrot. “English has 26 Letters.”

However, look and count yourself how many letters English has:

a b c d e 

f g h i j

 k l m n o

 p q r s t

 u v w x y

 z

 > all these are named, but not used properly, rationally, (scientifically) in 'Common English'.

A B D E F

G H I J K

L M N P Q

R T U V W

 X Y Z

> These 23 letters are not named properly, not used properly, rationally, (scientifically).

No teachers, no linguists have tried to observe:

“English has about 50 distinct Symbols, but only 26 of them are named, the rests are even not used properly, efficiently and scientifically.” 

Now you may look at the “21^st Century English.Inglish”: Inglish.

 21st Sencuri Inglish: Inglish

MoDarn 21st Sencuri ‘Inglish’ haez 50 leTTars whic aar uzD raesanalli aend veri saainTifikalli, deyarfor neeD no avoiDebl Traanslitaresan, "Transliteration".

Du yu no, "Inglish haej 50 leTTars, aol aof whic aar utilaaizd raesanalli in 'MoDarn TwenTi FarsT Sencuri Inglish' >

aor simpli "Inglish" in shaorT.

Sarc ‘Inglish’. 

In ‘Old English', or “Common English” wards aar wriTTen irraesanalli and mosT an-saainTifikally, aez aol no.

*** Naau aez yu me no moDarn ‘Inglish" iz barn aon 09.07.2018 KE >

From da wumb of

da Madar aof mosT laenguejez:

‘Sanskrit’, with da help of Bhojpuri "with 50 Roman leTTars".

"Inglish" was born on 09.07.2018 CE > From the womb of

the Mother of most Languages: ‘Sanskrit’, "with 50 Roman symbols,

letters of "Modern Inglish" using scientifically.

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modern raesanal ‘Inglish’ 25.07.2018

                                ripablishD aon 11.08.2020.