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Originally Posted by Snehal Sekhar
(Post 3742981)
This poster looks like it was either made by a Mallu or must be taken somewhere in Kerala. While the rest of India calls a Dosa as a Dosa, in Kerala a Dosa is pronounced Dosha. And what you call problems (dosha) we call it as dosham. |
Originally Posted by Latheesh
(Post 3742998)
In Kerala Dosa is not pronounced Dosha (as in dosha (problems)). |
Originally Posted by Snehal Sekhar
(Post 3743003)
Absolutely Latheesh! In Kerala we don't pronounce it the way Dosha (problems) is pronounced in Karnataka, but it's still got the 'Sh' sound between the "Do" and the "A". :) |
Originally Posted by IronH4WK
(Post 3743025)
Here in Bangalore they say Plain Dosa, Masala Dosa, Butter Masala Dosa etc. However, in Thrissur they say Dosha. IIRC, when I had been to Trivandrum and was having breakfast at Indian Coffee House, they referred to it as Dosha too. Not sure about rest of Kerala though :D |
Originally Posted by rajivr1612
(Post 3743027)
In Kerala it is referred to as Dosha everywhere. And "problems" (dosha) is called Dosham. |
Originally Posted by IronH4WK
(Post 3743161)
dang! we all could have contributed and written a whitepaper on Dos(h)a in Kerala! :D :uncontrol |
Originally Posted by ani_meher
(Post 3743193)
Come to think of it, I haven't had a non-veg dosa ever! Never in Maharashtra have I seen a non-veg dosa. |
Originally Posted by IronH4WK
(Post 3743264)
in other news: :uncontrol |
Originally Posted by Rehaan
(Post 3742651)
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Originally Posted by Octane_Power
(Post 3743151)
From what I have gathered from my trips in south, I have seen this habit of adding 'h' after 't' and making the pronunciations somewhat weird (atleast for non south Indians). Eg. Chapati becomes 'Chapathi', Deepti becomes 'Deepthi'. Is this 'dosha' born from the same habit of adding 'h'? Just a wild guess. P.S. The 'h' part is not meant to hurt anyone, its just my observation. -Bhargav |
Originally Posted by avisidhu
(Post 3743671)
Real indeed, but looks like the joke backfired :D |
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