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Until again, sok dee (Good bye)!
Krutagjnatalu (Telugu), Nanri (Tamil),
Dhanyavaadagalu (Kannada), Nanni (Malayalam), Dhanyavaad (Hindi), Dhanyosmi
(Sanskrit), Thanks (English), Dhonyavaad (Bangla), Dhanyabad (Oriya), Gracias
(Spanish), Grazie (Italian), Danke Schon (Deutsche), Merci (French), Obrigado
(Portuguese), Shukraan (Arabic), Shukriya (Urdu), Bohoma
Sthuthiyi (Sinhalese) Aw-koon (Khmer), Kawp Jai Lhai Lhai (Laotian), Kob
Kun Krab (Thai), Dankie (Afrikaans), Asante (Kiswahili), Maraming Salamat sa
Lahat (Pinoy-Tagalog-Filipino), Tack (Swedish), Fa'afetai (Samoan), Terima Kasih (Bahasa Indonesian &
Malay), Tenkyu (Tok Pisin of Papua New Guinea), Malo (Tonga) and Vinaka (Fiji).
Hemantha Kumar Pamarthy
Chennai, India
Beautiful account!! Felt as if I had travelled to the place !!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ms. Janki Sundar.
DeleteVery kind of you to have spared your time to read and respond.
Much appreciated and much obliged.
It is encouragement such as this that makes a writer do better.
Thank you again.
Best wishes and warm regards
Hemantha Kumar Pamarthy
Great account of your travel Hemanth! As I had said earlier, you have the talent of taking the reader along with you to experience all the pain and pleasures you had undergone in your travel. Seeing family after a long time must have been so gratifying. Lovely pictures as usual and of the reclining Buddha in the Buddha Park and at Wat Pho. That you are able to narrate as a sequence is a great art. Keep going.. All the best!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Savithri for your time and response despite Navarathri and the attendant interruptions.
DeleteMuch appreciated and obliged.
Best wishes and warm regards
Hemantha Kumar Pamarthy