[arr] Re: Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!!
Thanks Gayathri and ARRvind :) /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_c...@... wrote: Vandhai means came. You're right about kanna-it means dear nevertheless you can only use the same when referring to men/boys. --- On Wed, 5/12/10, Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@... wrote: From: Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@... Subject: [arr] Re: Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, May 12, 2010, 1:52 AM Â Thanks Dinesh. Oh okay so it is from Mannipaay (i wish i understood Tamil), i really love these lines (and GM has shot them so amazingly, with Simbhu and Trish walking in slow motion) and especially i am totally in love with the way Shreya sang the preceding line: En en vaazhvil vandhaai kanna nee povaayo kaanal neer pole thondri Why did you come into my life my dear Will you vanish like a mirage it gives me goosebumps everytime. especially the way she says vandhaai, it takes my heart away. just awesome! btw just to make sure, does vandhaai mean life and kanna means dear?? /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Dinesh Scaran dinesh.scaran@ ... wrote: Its from Mannipaya - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaiya.. It means Night is the time for everyone to sleep peacefully, but for me its the time for my pillow to get wet of my tears --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Jahanzeb jahanzebtippu@ wrote: dear may i know which song is this line from and what does it mean? thanks. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Sudan sudan.rc@ wrote: Shreya rocks with her pronunciation and the way she sings with right amount of emotion/stress/ feel for those lyrics... An excellent example is the way she sings the line -- Anaivarum thoongidum eravaenum nearam athu enaku thalai anai nanaithindum nearam ..Sudan On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_ck17@ wrote: I agree, it's always been amazing to hear Shreya Ghosal in Tamil. She pronounces the words which such perfection that you're left wondering if Tamil is actually her mother tongue! I agree with you Arvind that Manipaya is a comparatively easier song to sing. She might not have to concentrate on the la La and zha nevertheless, there were a number of dha/da/tha words involved in the song which she distinguishes and pronounces with ease. A lot of non-tamil singers make mistake when faced with these letters too. --- On *Mon, 5/10/10, ARRvind arr_arvind@ * wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arvind@ Subject: [arr] Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 12:33 AM Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu.. .is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaaya. ...was quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularl y in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey. ..* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS
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Thanks Dinesh. Oh okay so it is from Mannipaay (i wish i understood Tamil), i really love these lines (and GM has shot them so amazingly, with Simbhu and Trish walking in slow motion) and especially i am totally in love with the way Shreya sang the preceding line: En en vaazhvil vandhaai kanna nee povaayo kaanal neer pole thondri Why did you come into my life my dear Will you vanish like a mirage it gives me goosebumps everytime. especially the way she says vandhaai, it takes my heart away. just awesome! btw just to make sure, does vandhaai mean life and kanna means dear?? /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Dinesh Scaran dinesh.sca...@... wrote: Its from Mannipaya - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaiya.. It means Night is the time for everyone to sleep peacefully, but for me its the time for my pillow to get wet of my tears --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Jahanzeb jahanzebtippu@ wrote: dear may i know which song is this line from and what does it mean? thanks. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Sudan sudan.rc@ wrote: Shreya rocks with her pronunciation and the way she sings with right amount of emotion/stress/feel for those lyrics... An excellent example is the way she sings the line -- Anaivarum thoongidum eravaenum nearam athu enaku thalai anai nanaithindum nearam ..Sudan On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_ck17@ wrote: I agree, it's always been amazing to hear Shreya Ghosal in Tamil. She pronounces the words which such perfection that you're left wondering if Tamil is actually her mother tongue! I agree with you Arvind that Manipaya is a comparatively easier song to sing. She might not have to concentrate on the la La and zha nevertheless, there were a number of dha/da/tha words involved in the song which she distinguishes and pronounces with ease. A lot of non-tamil singers make mistake when faced with these letters too. --- On *Mon, 5/10/10, ARRvind arr_arvind@* wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arvind@ Subject: [arr] Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 12:33 AM Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu.. .is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaaya. ...was quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularl y in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey. ..* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS
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Vaazhvu/ Vaazhvil means life Vandhai means come Kanna is a fond way of referring to someone. __ Cheers, Srini On 12-May-2010, at 4:52 PM, Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@yahoo.com wrote: Thanks Dinesh. Oh okay so it is from Mannipaay (i wish i understood Tamil), i really love these lines (and GM has shot them so amazingly, with Simbhu and Trish walking in slow motion) and especially i am totally in love with the way Shreya sang the preceding line: En en vaazhvil vandhaai kanna nee povaayo kaanal neer pole thondri Why did you come into my life my dear Will you vanish like a mirage it gives me goosebumps everytime. especially the way she says vandhaai, it takes my heart away. just awesome! btw just to make sure, does vandhaai mean life and kanna means dear?? /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Dinesh Scaran dinesh.sca...@... wrote: Its from Mannipaya - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaiya.. It means Night is the time for everyone to sleep peacefully, but for me its the time for my pillow to get wet of my tears --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Jahanzeb jahanzebtippu@ wrote: dear may i know which song is this line from and what does it mean? thanks. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Sudan sudan.rc@ wrote: Shreya rocks with her pronunciation and the way she sings with right amount of emotion/stress/feel for those lyrics... An excellent example is the way she sings the line -- Anaivarum thoongidum eravaenum nearam athu enaku thalai anai nanaithindum nearam ..Sudan On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_ck17@ wrote: I agree, it's always been amazing to hear Shreya Ghosal in Tamil. She pronounces the words which such perfection that you're left wondering if Tamil is actually her mother tongue! I agree with you Arvind that Manipaya is a comparatively easier song to sing. She might not have to concentrate on the la La and zha nevertheless, there were a number of dha/da/tha words involved in the song which she distinguishes and pronounces with ease. A lot of non-tamil singers make mistake when faced with these letters too. --- On *Mon, 5/10/10, ARRvind arr_arvind@* wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arvind@ Subject: [arr] Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 12:33 AM Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu.. .is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaaya. ...was quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularl y in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey. ..* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS
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okay so vaazhvil is life. thanks for that dear. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Srini Santhanam saint.si...@... wrote: Vaazhvu/ Vaazhvil means life Vandhai means come Kanna is a fond way of referring to someone. __ Cheers, Srini On 12-May-2010, at 4:52 PM, Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@... wrote: Thanks Dinesh. Oh okay so it is from Mannipaay (i wish i understood Tamil), i really love these lines (and GM has shot them so amazingly, with Simbhu and Trish walking in slow motion) and especially i am totally in love with the way Shreya sang the preceding line: En en vaazhvil vandhaai kanna nee povaayo kaanal neer pole thondri Why did you come into my life my dear Will you vanish like a mirage it gives me goosebumps everytime. especially the way she says vandhaai, it takes my heart away. just awesome! btw just to make sure, does vandhaai mean life and kanna means dear?? /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Dinesh Scaran dinesh.scaran@ wrote: Its from Mannipaya - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaiya.. It means Night is the time for everyone to sleep peacefully, but for me its the time for my pillow to get wet of my tears --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Jahanzeb jahanzebtippu@ wrote: dear may i know which song is this line from and what does it mean? thanks. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Sudan sudan.rc@ wrote: Shreya rocks with her pronunciation and the way she sings with right amount of emotion/stress/feel for those lyrics... An excellent example is the way she sings the line -- Anaivarum thoongidum eravaenum nearam athu enaku thalai anai nanaithindum nearam ..Sudan On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_ck17@ wrote: I agree, it's always been amazing to hear Shreya Ghosal in Tamil. She pronounces the words which such perfection that you're left wondering if Tamil is actually her mother tongue! I agree with you Arvind that Manipaya is a comparatively easier song to sing. She might not have to concentrate on the la La and zha nevertheless, there were a number of dha/da/tha words involved in the song which she distinguishes and pronounces with ease. A lot of non-tamil singers make mistake when faced with these letters too. --- On *Mon, 5/10/10, ARRvind arr_arvind@* wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arvind@ Subject: [arr] Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 12:33 AM Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu.. .is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaaya. ...was quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularl y in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey. ..* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS
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Vandhai means came. You're right about kanna-it means dear nevertheless you can only use the same when referring to men/boys. --- On Wed, 5/12/10, Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@yahoo.com wrote: From: Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Re: Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, May 12, 2010, 1:52 AM Thanks Dinesh. Oh okay so it is from Mannipaay (i wish i understood Tamil), i really love these lines (and GM has shot them so amazingly, with Simbhu and Trish walking in slow motion) and especially i am totally in love with the way Shreya sang the preceding line: En en vaazhvil vandhaai kanna nee povaayo kaanal neer pole thondri Why did you come into my life my dear Will you vanish like a mirage it gives me goosebumps everytime. especially the way she says vandhaai, it takes my heart away. just awesome! btw just to make sure, does vandhaai mean life and kanna means dear?? /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Dinesh Scaran dinesh.scaran@ ... wrote: Its from Mannipaya - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaiya.. It means Night is the time for everyone to sleep peacefully, but for me its the time for my pillow to get wet of my tears --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Jahanzeb jahanzebtippu@ wrote: dear may i know which song is this line from and what does it mean? thanks. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Sudan sudan.rc@ wrote: Shreya rocks with her pronunciation and the way she sings with right amount of emotion/stress/ feel for those lyrics... An excellent example is the way she sings the line -- Anaivarum thoongidum eravaenum nearam athu enaku thalai anai nanaithindum nearam ..Sudan On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_ck17@ wrote: I agree, it's always been amazing to hear Shreya Ghosal in Tamil. She pronounces the words which such perfection that you're left wondering if Tamil is actually her mother tongue! I agree with you Arvind that Manipaya is a comparatively easier song to sing. She might not have to concentrate on the la La and zha nevertheless, there were a number of dha/da/tha words involved in the song which she distinguishes and pronounces with ease. A lot of non-tamil singers make mistake when faced with these letters too. --- On *Mon, 5/10/10, ARRvind arr_arvind@ * wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arvind@ Subject: [arr] Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 12:33 AM Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu.. .is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaaya. ...was quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularl y in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey. ..* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS
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Vandhaay meansYou came Vaazhvil means Life Kanna.. means..Dear..! --- On Wed, 5/12/10, Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@yahoo.com wrote: From: Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@yahoo.com Subject: [arr] Re: Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, May 12, 2010, 8:52 AM Thanks Dinesh. Oh okay so it is from Mannipaay (i wish i understood Tamil), i really love these lines (and GM has shot them so amazingly, with Simbhu and Trish walking in slow motion) and especially i am totally in love with the way Shreya sang the preceding line: En en vaazhvil vandhaai kanna nee povaayo kaanal neer pole thondri Why did you come into my life my dear Will you vanish like a mirage it gives me goosebumps everytime. especially the way she says vandhaai, it takes my heart away. just awesome! btw just to make sure, does vandhaai mean life and kanna means dear?? /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Dinesh Scaran dinesh.scaran@ ... wrote: Its from Mannipaya - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaiya.. It means Night is the time for everyone to sleep peacefully, but for me its the time for my pillow to get wet of my tears --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Jahanzeb jahanzebtippu@ wrote: dear may i know which song is this line from and what does it mean? thanks. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Sudan sudan.rc@ wrote: Shreya rocks with her pronunciation and the way she sings with right amount of emotion/stress/ feel for those lyrics... An excellent example is the way she sings the line -- Anaivarum thoongidum eravaenum nearam athu enaku thalai anai nanaithindum nearam ..Sudan On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_ck17@ wrote: I agree, it's always been amazing to hear Shreya Ghosal in Tamil. She pronounces the words which such perfection that you're left wondering if Tamil is actually her mother tongue! I agree with you Arvind that Manipaya is a comparatively easier song to sing. She might not have to concentrate on the la La and zha nevertheless, there were a number of dha/da/tha words involved in the song which she distinguishes and pronounces with ease. A lot of non-tamil singers make mistake when faced with these letters too. --- On *Mon, 5/10/10, ARRvind arr_arvind@ * wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arvind@ Subject: [arr] Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 12:33 AM Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu.. .is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaaya. ...was quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularl y in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey. ..* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS
[arr] Re: Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!!
dear may i know which song is this line from and what does it mean? thanks. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Sudan sudan...@... wrote: Shreya rocks with her pronunciation and the way she sings with right amount of emotion/stress/feel for those lyrics... An excellent example is the way she sings the line -- Anaivarum thoongidum eravaenum nearam athu enaku thalai anai nanaithindum nearam ..Sudan On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_c...@... wrote: I agree, it's always been amazing to hear Shreya Ghosal in Tamil. She pronounces the words which such perfection that you're left wondering if Tamil is actually her mother tongue! I agree with you Arvind that Manipaya is a comparatively easier song to sing. She might not have to concentrate on the la La and zha nevertheless, there were a number of dha/da/tha words involved in the song which she distinguishes and pronounces with ease. A lot of non-tamil singers make mistake when faced with these letters too. --- On *Mon, 5/10/10, ARRvind arr_arv...@...* wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arv...@... Subject: [arr] Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 12:33 AM Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu.. .is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaaya. ...was quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularl y in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey. ..* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS
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You are true in saying that Jahanzeb. Shreya is blessed singer..! Munbe va,Mannipayya and many more.. Regards Yogesh --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@... wrote: Don't know about the pronunciation as I don't understand Tamil but man does she sound sweet, oh my God. she's the sweetest voice I have ever heard. now she has totally captured my heart the way she sang Mannipaaya. such sheer sweetness, emotions and perfection. she deserves another national award for it. one word: awesome! /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Roshan c.pixels@ wrote: Fully agree with you, though i don't speak tamil that well, i can feel it when one is pronouncing the words correctly as it is very close to malayalam. most of the hindi singers have problem pronouncing zha and La correctly.. other problem with non-native singers is the nasal accent. even chitra had it when singing Hindi. shreya is perfect in pronouncing the words and even when she sounds nasal in some parts, she sound even more beautiful. she is really gifted. On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 1:03 PM, ARRvind arr_arvind@ wrote: Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu...is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaayawas quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularly in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey...* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS -- --- http://roshanravi.com http://ramblingsoul.com http://cssheaven.org
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Its from Mannipaya - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaiya.. It means Night is the time for everyone to sleep peacefully, but for me its the time for my pillow to get wet of my tears --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Jahanzeb jahanzebti...@... wrote: dear may i know which song is this line from and what does it mean? thanks. /Jahanzeb --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Sudan sudan.rc@ wrote: Shreya rocks with her pronunciation and the way she sings with right amount of emotion/stress/feel for those lyrics... An excellent example is the way she sings the line -- Anaivarum thoongidum eravaenum nearam athu enaku thalai anai nanaithindum nearam ..Sudan On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Gayathri Chandrakasan gayathri_ck17@ wrote: I agree, it's always been amazing to hear Shreya Ghosal in Tamil. She pronounces the words which such perfection that you're left wondering if Tamil is actually her mother tongue! I agree with you Arvind that Manipaya is a comparatively easier song to sing. She might not have to concentrate on the la La and zha nevertheless, there were a number of dha/da/tha words involved in the song which she distinguishes and pronounces with ease. A lot of non-tamil singers make mistake when faced with these letters too. --- On *Mon, 5/10/10, ARRvind arr_arvind@* wrote: From: ARRvind arr_arvind@ Subject: [arr] Shreya Ghoshal and Her Awesomeee Tamil Diction!!! To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 12:33 AM Its quite astonishing to hear the Bengali rooted Shreya Ghoshal pronouncing many tough words of Tamil in almost every song she renders in the language..! Particularly in ARR songs... Thazhuvudhu Nazhuvudhu.. .is one toughest tongue twisting song which even a Tamil born girl would get highly conscious about ,while crooning...she managed soo very well.! Mannipaaaya. ...was quite clean and easy words to mouth.., but her voice filled us with warmth. Kalvare Kalvareshe makes the minute difference of la, La and zha sooo profoundly clear and registers in our heart...particularl y in the lines.. *Valimigum IdangaL Valimiga IdangaL ThamiZHukku Therigindrathey. ..* I strongly feel, that , after the legendary KS Chitra, Shreya is one great voice which sounds native in whatever language she sings...! She's one talent that entire India can be proud of..! Hope for more and more ARR - Shreya combination in future...be it Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannadathis combo ROCKS
