Yeah sure, in vernacular construct, which explains more Google results.
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Yeah sure, in vernacular construct, which explains more Google results.
That is just one myth. I have heard atleast 2-3 from my paati. They are all stories. That is what the author/you doesn't/don't get.
edit: lol...someone butthurt and downvoting.
来週は学校に行きません
roughly translates as "Next week, I won't go for school."
The correct usage is 来週は学校*へ*行きません
"Next week, I won't go to school." 来週は学校に行きません
This sentence makes no sense.What a bunch of bullshit by some random westerner who does not understand jack shit.
It is quite common knowledge that in the divine sense of Ganga, she originates from the dreadlocks of Lord Shiva and thus is a manifestation of purity in some sense. Mount Kailash is generally understood as the abode of The Destroyer (of evil).
Do write about the pathetic state in which the river is in. That is being factual. Don't bring in the religious angle. That is just stepping into territory that is very difficult to grasp from a western perspective.