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Originally Posted by Alien
And why does it matter? As long as people knows how to communicate and however they want to. If they don't want to speak in "pure bangla" then thats their choice. We live in a globalised world and all these culture vultures trying to preserve language and culture by force is plain stupid.
We have freedom of speech (or rather did until this came up).
Banning F-word and other swearings makes more sense than harmless fusion of two languages. This is a joke.
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It is impossible to comprehend with comfort how a group of eminent people backed by the court can decide who will speak where and how.
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Agree to both...
What's the problem, if some people want to pronounce it in a different way?? What's the disregard or disrespect in that? Then Sylotie, Chatgia, Noakhali, Barishallya all local language should be banned, they aren't even remotely close to proper Bangla!!! DJ pronunciation is definitely loved by some, that's why they do it. Don't party if you don't like it or go to a club or channel that doesn't do thatway, if you dislike it... There is no shortage of choice. It doesn't really bother me if some kids even can't speak Bangla, I'm sure we have enough people and strength in our identity to accept that diversity in our society...