Psalm 8:4
Hi
my malayalee friends out there, this post can be a helping hand when
you look for recipes on internet or even when you go out for shopping
and you need to know the English translation (and vice versa) of ജാതിക്ക
and other similar spices.
Most of the Indian cooking videos or recipes posted on internet are in
English. Of course it has to be when we yell "unity in diversity" in our
country. Being a country with more than five hundred languages ( or
even thousand! No, I am not exaggerating), having an official language
is essential. In fact we have two official languages FYI ; Hindi and
English. Being Malayalees our only connection with Hindi are those
Hindi class note books (text books?? That's still under question.)
unless you have some kind of acquaintance with North India. Which means
English is our only choice to go inter-state. Are we moving away from
our topic? Any way, I hope the below table would be helpful to you as
you stay in different parts of India or in any other English speaking
countries. Do share with me in the comment section what I have missed. I
would be happy to interact with you.
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