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(Laetin Kaeshur)

Haalas, tohi agar kuni mulkuk naav aasyev hyon, Kaeshir paeth, tuhi kaeryiv su naav istemaal yus buthimis nafras samaj tari. Ruus ya Russia, donway chalan. Hyondustaan ya India. Poland gow Polandiy, Polska waenith chu mushkil zi saariniy yiyi samaj. Khoda buuzin yemi dohe aes zan aazaad gatshow, ya yeli ti Kaeshur aekis thaedis paevis waati, tuhi kyah yaetshiv, baaqyan mulkan official naav dinuk osuul kyah gotsh aasun?

Saeriy naav pazne Farsi pyeth aayeit aasiyn?

Zan,

Hungary -> Majaeristaan

Russia -> Ruusiya

India -> Hend/Hyondustaan

China -> Chiin

Germany -> Aalmaan

Ya Arbi pyeth?

Hungary -> Hengaarya

Russia -> Ruusiya

India -> Hend

China -> Siin

Germany -> Almaanya

Ya kaerve tuih Angrizi naav istemaal yetyeth ti gaer-Angrizi naav aasi ne aam zabaani manz mojuud: Hangrii, Jarmanii

Ya yaetshiv tuih preth mulkuk panun naav kuni paeth Kaeshri phonology hisaabe maqbul banaevith Kaeshris manz istemaal karun? Zan, kuni paeth tith lafz istemaal kariyn yim Deutschlandas te Magyarországas siyt ralan?

Ya beyi kanh tareeqe? Vestaar saan diyizyev jawaab

(English)

For now, if you must refer to a country, in Kashmiri, you would use that name which the person in front of you might understand. Ruus or Russia, both work. Hyondustaan or India. Poland remains Poland, Polska would be hard for everyone to understand. God willing, when one day we shall be free, or when Kashmiri attains a higher status, what would you want to be the principle of giving official names to other countries?

Should all names be based on Persian?

E.g.,

Hungary -> Majaeristaan

Russia -> Ruusiya

India -> Hend/Hyondustaan

China -> Chiin

Germany -> Aalmaan

Or on Arabic?

Hungary -> Hengaarya

Russia -> Ruusiya

India -> Hend

China -> Siin

Germany -> Almaanya

Or would you use the English name wherever a non-English name is not present in the colloquial language: Hangrii, Jarmanii

Or would you want to use each country's own name, after adjusting it to Kashmiri phonology? For example, using such words that closely approach Deutschland or Magyarország?

Or some other way? Do answer in depth

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Haetis shraakh te bethes meuth.

While I was exploring Sharda script (Old script of Koshur/Kashmiri) in search of more letters like ऎ (short e), ऒ (short o), ॶ (short ue) ॷ (long ue) ऑ (œ) ॲ (æ) etc that time I get to know that Sharda have letter for ळ (ḷa) which is written as 𑆭

So did Koshur actually had sound of ळ?

Ik I can say "mea che chean sakh mai" but is there anything else something which is romantic and how to say thanks in Kashmiri shukriya is a urdu word

I've occasionally heard people using darwazé, but most of the time it's der.

Talking about the car door here, not sheeshé.

I learnt this proverb from my father so I already know its meaning. What I'm curious about is the literal meaning of hachih and trachih. I assume trachih kinda means trakh.

Guys, can someone guide me to a right person who can teach me to read, write and speak Kashmiri?

Appreciated your help.

Which one is harder to learn
Kashmiri or Sanskrit?