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- Exploring Telugu - Kids Learn Telugu
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Children learn Telugu through this fun filled DVD. Exploring Telugu introduces basic vocabulary and rich sounds of Telugu through playful children, vibrant everyday objects, colors and numbers. Children will learn to count in Telugu and identify basic colors, while listening to the beautiful and stimulating music of Mozart (Sonata in C Major, Variations Theme - Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star etc.) By watching Exploring Telugu, your child will: (1) learn to identify and name about 30 common objects - For example ducks, butterfly, milk, bananas etc. (2) learn some basic antonyms - For example open/close, front/back etc. (3) learn to recognize colors - For example red, blue, green, yellow, black and white (4) learn to recognize colors in association with an object - For example yellow bananas, green grapes and white eggs (5) learn to recognize numbers from 1-10 (6) learn to count objects - For example, count six bananas one by one (7) learn to put it all (object, number, color) together to form simple phrases - For example, learn to count six yellow bananas. Children learn best while having fun. Your child will laugh, dance and embark on a fun filled journey of fascinating objects. The free flowing pace, bright and friendly images, playful children, and humorous sound effects will help keep your child's attention. Children also learn by consistency and repetition. Like a favorite book, they will want to watch this again and again while building a foundation for spatial, cognitive and language development. Available in Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil and Telugu.
- Price : $14.99
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- Bharatanatyam
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---- Previews on : ClassicalDance . TV ---- Bharatanatyam, which originated in Tamil Nadu, a southern state in India, is one of the oldest classical dance forms of the country. It is based on Natya Sasthra written by the sage Bharata and hence the name. Bharatanatyam is a combination of Nritta (pure dance), Nritya (histrionic expression) and Natya (dramatic representation). The musical component of Bharatanatyam, which is Carnatic in style, uses Sanskrit, Telugu, and Kannada, besides Tamil. This classical dance form is full of unfettered rhythmic movements and expressions, which are devotional in spirit, highly stylized and sophisticated in technique. Anita Ratnam - She is one of the leading Bharatanatyam dancers in India. Anita Ratnams profound insight and vast experience in Bharatanatyam has enabled her to combine traditional as well as innovative elements, rendering a new dimension to it. She is the guiding force behind Arangham Dance Theatre based in Chennai. Anita Ratnam learned Bhartanatayam under Guru Adayar K. Lakshman (Chennai), Smt. S. Sarada and Sarada Hoffman, both of Kalakshetra, a premier academy set up at Chennai by Smt. Rukmini Devi Arundale for the preservation of traditional values in Indian dance and music. Anitha Ratnam has also learned Mohiniyattam under Trichur P. Ramanathan and Chinna Ammu Ammal. She was trained in Kathakali under Kalamandalam Balasubramaniam Warrier. She learned Carnatic Music from Guru Madurai Krishnan
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- EuroTalk Interactive - Talk Now! Learn Telugu
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Talk Now! is the world's best selling language learning CD-ROM series for beginners, used by more than three million people to date. Designed for newcomers to the language, Talk Now! is the perfect method to access a wealth of comprehensive fundamental vocabulary and accurate pronunciation in one user-friendly plan packed with useful words, a picture dictionary, and quizzes. Anyone over 10 years of age will find the program indispensable for improving listening, understanding and spoken language skills.
- Price : $19.99
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- Hoodie Mens Heather Gray "I love Telugu " Languages
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This Telugu Hoodie has undergone extensive quality control before reaching you. We have over 10 years experience in selling shirts on the internet. The shirts are created by us and are even customizable! Just contact our great customer service for any inquiries.
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- My Telugu Roots: Telangana State Demand - A Bhasmasura Wish
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My Telugu Roots goes through the history of Telugus living in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. The author argues against the division of the Andhra Pradesh state by tying the medieval history and modern history of Telugus with the current Telangana movement. My Telugu Roots also provides detailed statistical data to debunk the arguments of regional discrimination against Nizam Telangana.
- Price : $12.89
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- When God is a Customer: Telugu Courtesan Songs by Ksetrayya and Others
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How is it that this woman's breasts glimmer so clearly through her saree? Can't you guess, my friends? What are they but rays from the crescents left by the nails of her lover pressing her in his passion, rays now luminous as the moonlight of a summer night? These South Indian devotional poems show the dramatic use of erotic language to express a religious vision. Written by men during the fifteenth to eighteenth century, the poems adopt a female voice, the voice of a courtesan addressing her customer. That customer, it turns out, is the deity, whom the courtesan teases for his infidelities and cajoles into paying her more money. Brazen, autonomous, fully at home in her body, she merges her worldly knowledge with the deity's transcendent power in the act of making love. This volume is the first substantial collection in English of these Telugu writings, which are still part of the standard repertoire of songs used by classical South Indian dancers. A foreword provides context for the poems, investigating their religious, cultural, and historical significance. Explored, too, are the attempts to contain their explicit eroticism by various apologetic and rationalizing devices. The translators, who are poets as well as highly respected scholars, render the poems with intelligence and tenderness. Unusual for their combination of overt eroticism and devotion to God, these poems are a delight to read.
- Price : $26.95
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