Re: [Goanet]Damaneses and Diuenses? Linguistically correct?

[Jorge/Livia de Abreu Noronha]

In Portuguese it is "Goeses, Damanenses e Diuenses"; in English "Goans,
Damanese and Diuese"; in our own Konkani "Goenkar, Damanvkar ani Diukar".
Does anybody disagree?

Jorge

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From: Cecil Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 10:33 AM
Subject: [Goanet]Damaneses and Diuenses? Linguistically correct?


> Cam across this para at:
> http://goaday.goamog.com/
>
> The World Goa Day is definitely about our uniqueness, which urges for a
> fortified identity, only possible with a strong union. The present site is
> yet another effort in the global aim of reminding and preserving our
> symbols, marking our culture, and bestowing us the pride to be Goans,
> Damaneses and Diuenses.
>
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>
>
>

[Goanet]Damaneses and Diuenses? Linguistically correct?

[Salus Correia]

Cecil wrote:

Damaneses and Diuenses? Linguistically correct?
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How about the original "Goemcar" "Damaocar" & "Diucar" ???

cheers!

salus

[Goanet]Damaneses and Diuenses? Linguistically correct?

[Cecil Pinto]

Cam across this para at:
http://goaday.goamog.com/

The World Goa Day is definitely about our uniqueness, which urges for a 
fortified identity, only possible with a strong union. The present site is 
yet another effort in the global aim of reminding and preserving our 
symbols, marking our culture, and bestowing us the pride to be Goans, 
Damaneses and Diuenses.


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