@@harishr7721 Hey fools malayalees are not crazy language fighters like tamil kannada telugu people We r most literate peopl of india. Dont include us to your foolish groups.
@Funny boy yes you are right.. I think the only outsider who understands and love Tamil is none other than Malayali (Mallu). As a 90s kids, I too had a fantastic childhood by watching Rajni - Kamal movies and listening to all Ilayaraja songs in Tape recorder 😊
Ohhh... Thats a new info for me... There are high chances for this to be true, coz Tamizh is the oldest language, so all people would have spoke only in Tamizh before the origin of other languages😊
@@JobeshMani Brother can you make a research about Kumari kandam ? It is said that Kumari kandam (or Lemuria) is the cradle of civilization. It was a Tamil continent.
Malayalees tend to learn the languages very fast, may be coz of this they speak other language when they are in other state. Tamil is not just a language, it is a strong culture too. Most of the South Indian languages originated from Tamil. All the people have a special love for their mother tongue, but Tamil people have an extra percentage of love toward their mother tongue, Tamil.
@Mr. L Good observation. Malllus tend to learn other languages easily, this is coz Malayalam is a tough language and another things is most of the Keralites are known for going outside Kerala or even country for a better job and life. For that reason also people tend to learn other languages and due to that most of the Keralites are used to with watching movies from other languages. And Tamil is very much close to all Mallus😊😊
In chennai , my malayalees friends talk in malayaalam only She will speak to me in malayaalam , i speak to her in tamil but both understand each other well
@@visvadancer9271 Yes... Native Palakkad but last few years ah Coimbatore le settled. Tamil romba pudikkum so Channel tamil leye start pannite. Hope my Tamil is okay😊
@@JobeshMani 🥰👌super nanba.. 💞Na Malayalees pathi kathukanum please your Instagram ID soluga Facebook ID na athula ungala meet panra👬 My insta ID VisvaRailways ALP massage me please 🥰
i love kerala and malayalam . we are the only south indians who can understand both language without knowing the language. 15 % malayalam films show atleast one tamil charecter or tamil dialogue. superb , i love malayalam more than tamil .
Malayalam as a formal language is not even 500 years old. The original language of Kerala was classical Tamil. The original people of the Kerala region are Thiyyar, Kurumbar, Irular, Paraiyar, Pulayar, Cholanaicker, Nadar, Ezhavar, etc, etc. Malayalam language of today is the result of Sanskrit getting mixed with classical Tamil. Today's modern day Tamil has influences due to the Vijayanagar infiltration of the 16th century. Communities like Naidu, Nayakkar, Reddiar, Chettiar and such influenced local Tamil to what it sounds like today. Still in local Malayalam, we are using ancient Tamil words not commonly used in today's Tamil.
@@bestcompilation93 Tamil is a sister language to Malayalam. Old tamil can be said as a mother language to both the modern tamil and malayalam. Malayalam word might be tamil. Doesnt mean that words in malayalam are tamil. Malayalam have 70% -80% sanskrit. And 20% tamil. For eg. Malayalis say Namaskaram a sanskrit word for welcoming. But tamilians say Vanakkam.
MalayaaLam =parvatham+aazhi =mala+aalam =mountain +sea The place between mountain and sea. Keralam=keram = coconut =the land of coonut trees The main difference between kerala and tamilnadu is that all keralaits will pronunce the letter Zha in tamizh correctly. But not all tamilians will use it correctly 🤭
you are right, deep Down in the bottom part of india, tamil was spoken. That’s why they speak tamil across the palk strait in Sri Lanka. Deep down South India and Sri Lanka shared and practiced same culture pre-historically during megalithic, Iron Age
May be.. The actual fact is people started forgetting the truth and roots. Hence to identify the minimum truth, research is required. We are becoming great fans of western or north Indian culture and forgetting our own roots☹️
@@JobeshMani Yes true. Most of our food and culture is same. we were ruled by same rulers during Sangam period. Kerala and Tamilnadu has kinda relation like Karnataka/Andhra.
Yes.. Vijay has more fan base starting from Palakkad till Kanyakumari. And these days people in Kerala started watching Malayalam movies as like how they enjoy Tamil movies 👍👍👍
My bestie is from Kerala. Namma states mattum illa naammalum nalla friends thaan. Naan illa na ava illa, Ava illa na naan illa. Just 3 years of Friendship ivalo mingle aagitom.
Thats so nice.. There are many unexplored places in Northern Kerala, which I come to know recently.. Ranipuram, Jose Para etc are good places to visit in Kasargod district. Try visiting Muzhapilangaad beach and Bakel fort too.. Its all in one route. 👍👍
The Southern states of India didn't have much of the extreme impacts of invasion & colonial hangovers,still evident in Northern parts...this really helped the Southern states to move forward faster & freely...
That's not fully true... Vasco Da Gama landed on Calicut, Kerala. Kochi and Pondicherry were colonial hubs.. The present development, what we see is because of the literacy rate, quality of leadership, attitude of people etc. For example if we take Kerala, the development is not limited to big cities. Here the roads and basic facilities are spread across the state. Whereas in Tamilnadu, it is an education hub with maximum colleges and education institutions. I don't think I need to explain about Karantaka, AP and Telangana. These states are known for IT hubs and various other attributes. Lots of visionary leaders and their efforts over a period of time resulted in what we see in South today
Kerala people never fights with other states. Keralites are very literacy people Eg: when Mullaperiyar issues come no Tamilans are attacked in Kerala because malayalees know they are ordinary tamilans not rulers or governers
As per me all these are politically motivated issue. I dont think Keralite and Tamil people have an issue in sharing the water. This water is primarily used for agricultural purpose. And when it comes to farmers and agriculture, I dont think people have to argue or fight. Our survival is depending on the survival of farmers and agriculture.👍
May be you are right and for this we cannot blame the entire Tamilnadu. Its all politically driven issues.. I dont think Tamil People have a hatred towards Keralites or vice versa
Many of my friends studying in my school are malyalis and my grandma is in Kerala . I used to there my summer vacation so I have so many friends in the neighbourhood
അണ്ണാ എന്തുകൊണ്ടാണ് നിങ്ങൾ ഒരു മലയാളം പഠന ചാനൽ ആരംഭിക്കാത്തത്🤔🤔 I'm from tamilnadu I translated this😂😂 Trying to speak malayalam ☺️ Superb videos anna 👍
Since you are from Tamilnadu. But a place in Palakkad district which is hardly 1 hour distance from Coimbatore. You can enjoy the Kerala climate as well and at the same time you can visit Coimbatore whenever you wanted👍
Culturally both the societies are entirely different..... Though the languages sound similar the Kerala lifestyle is completely different from other south Indian states... In that aspect Tamilnadu is much closer to Ap or Karnataka
Mmm..You are right... Kerala has no cultural similarities with any other state in India.. All the festivals in Kerala is different. If I am right, Kerala is the only state in India, which dont celebrate Deepavali /Diwali.
Modern Tamil culture and the language took heavy influence due to the Vijayanagar Empire expanding south - that is the main reason for Telugu/Kannada influence. Still to this day, many aspects of Kerala culture are still connected to Tamil Nadu, especially southern districts of TN. Tamil culture is interwoven by their faith (mainly hinduism); according to Tamil tradition, the hindu deity "Murugan" is identified as "Tamil Kadavul" and is interwoven with Tamil identity. There is no other state OUTSIDE of Tamil Nadu that is similarly devoted to Murugan other than Kerala itself. Go to the Pazhani temple, most of the signs are written in both Tamil and Malayalam. Additionally, Kerala has two temples modeled after the Pazhani Dhandayuthapani temple: Mel Pazhani Murugan Kovil in Kozhikode and Chocherikkunnu Murugan Kovil in Thrissur district. Also, no other language refers to Subramanya as "Murugan" except for Tamil Nadu and Kerala. And even quite a few Malayalees name their sons as "Murugan". Additionally, there are so many "Mariamman/Mutharamman" temples in Kerala and the term "amman" is still used as well as "kovil". Also, there numerous sudalaimadasamy temples in Kerala, as well as quite a few karuppusamy temples in Kerala; you won't find any of this in Karnataka and Andhra. In fact, many kaaval deivams popular in Tamil Nadu like Ayyanar, karuppusamy, bhattavarayan (muthupattan), pavadarayan, sudalaiamadan, esakkiamman and the latter are either originating in Kerala or connected to Kerala. Kerala has remnants of pre-Vijayanagar Sangam Tamil culture.
Ha ha ha... Kerala le mattum illea entha state le ponalum ippo ellam ponnu kedaka konjam kastam tha bro.. Romba High salary le young ah irukara payyan venum ne nikkarange nereye ponne petha Appas... Neenge 90s kid pole theriyuthu🤣🤪
We were taught Kerala was Chera Nadu ruled by the King Peruncheral Irumporai. I believe kera derived from Chera. I don't know if keralians ever know about the Three great kings of the South. I appreciate this video and it's purpose. But I should say that history has been manipulated these days. Corrupt politics and education system are driving us on their own path with a horse tack hinding the truth around.
Kera is not from Chera.. Kera is from Coconut tree.. In Malayalam, coconut tree is Kera Vriksham.. Yeah Cheras and Cholas had earlier ruled Kerala. That time there is no name called Kerala. It was Cheranaadu and before that it was Malanadu which means Place with Mountains. Malanadu and Malayalam is having a connection as per this.
@@JobeshMani In the history when kerala was seperated, Tamilans called keralites as malai Ali which means mountain people. That's how malayali came i think. I might be wrong.❤️
@@StarkEdits11 You are right Malayalam came from Malainaadu. And every where the history is been manipulated and through our education system many wrong stories have been taught and made us believe as truth. Politics, religion, race etc played a vital role in manipulating the truth. Even in our text books, the South indian dynasties has been explained in one or two paragraphs, where as we studied World war 1 & 2, American and French Revolution, Mugal, Aryan history as a major topics which covers all our history books. No one is least bothered to study about our great dynasties like Chera, Chola, Pandyas and Pallavas. We gave less records and proofs for their existence or these records are given lesser preference by the respective people. Its all part and parcel of our political system from the right begining. No use of talking about them.
No the word keralam is derived from chera dynasty. Even Ashoka the great mentioned kerala in his edicts as Cheralam puthra. Coconut story is relatively new
@@prasanthop1 I am not sure on this. Chera dynasty factor is definitely having an impact on the naming of our land and language... No doubt in this.. But I cant accept King Ashok's theory. Coz we South Indians are Dravidian origin and most of the Aryan influenced books or writings wont give right information about Southern dynasties. A simple example for this is the history text book what we studied and our kids study ll have a major portion covering the kings and dynasties which are primarily based on North India, Sanskrit etc. About the dynasties like Chera, Chola and Pandyas, they ll have a simple paragraph. Most of the times even in exam, there wont be any questions asked on Southern dynasties. This is a clear proof for the avoidance.
I from kerala i love tamilnadu
I too from Kerala and is in love with Tamilnadu now😊
@@JobeshMani ambeda jinjindakkedi
❤️
Love you too sister
I'm from Tamil Nadu i love Kerala
I love tamil from kerala 👍👍
Wow.. I too from Kerala.. thank you 😊😊
njanum malayalee
@@sreepriya5054 njanum
@@JobeshMani Bro u are from Kerala and replying to another Kerala boy What Bro 🤣🤣🤣
@@harshithsenthilkumar4218 Yeah my native is Kerala and I am settled in Tamilnadu 😊
Kerala and Tamil nadu is one family👪👪
Thats true Mariya, a single family 😊👍
India
Save Kerala, save mullaperiyar
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I am Tamil Nadu but I like Kerala peoples 💚
Thank you. I am from Kerala and I like people from Tamilnadu especially Coimbatorians 😍
Save Kerala, save mullaperiyar
@@keralamusic4360 why
loving kerela and tamil nadu from karnataka....we are always brothers. . 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Love from Tamil nadu ❤
Kerala 🤝 Tamilnadu. This bonding vera level🔥🔥...
Love from kerala ❤️
Thank you Lakshmi.😀💐 I too from Kerala
@@JobeshMani ☺️🤝🙏❤️
Chera,Chola,Pandya these dynasties were Tamil kingdom( "moovendar") Tamil and Malayam both are brothers ♥️😍😎
Thats true😊😊
100% True
correct
@Chachu P yes
tamil peoples only one DNA and culture
malayalis different mixed DNA and culture
tamils only tamils
@Chachu P yes malayalis has mixed DNA because of costal region... but in ancient days we all were one
Kerala and tamilnadu nanbans 🥰❤️❤️💪😍
Always friends ♥
My wife tamil ponnu dha.. ❤️
Thats so nice.. Ur kid can learn both the languages
@@JobeshMani yes😊
Kannadigas = Tamils = Malayalees = Telugites = Same Family ❤️ we should be unite forever , shouldn't fight ❤️
Thats nice.. We all should live like brothers😀
Whats about biharees gujrathees marathees bengalees
@@ramis7771 I said only related ethnics peoples ...
@@ramis7771 you are waste
@@harishr7721
Hey fools malayalees are not crazy language fighters like tamil kannada telugu people
We r most literate peopl of india.
Dont include us to your foolish groups.
Na tamilnadu... my lover kerala❣️
Thats so nice...😊
Enaku malayalam theriyadhu en lovwr ku tamil theriyum... aana ❣️
So
@@monishasivakumar4726 poka poka learn pannikalam... Life is all about learning 😊
Meeto 👍
I am a malayali but I love Tamil and Tamilnadu more than any other states in India.
I too from Kerala and is in deep love with Tamil and Tamilnadu
@Funny boy yes you are right.. I think the only outsider who understands and love Tamil is none other than Malayali (Mallu). As a 90s kids, I too had a fantastic childhood by watching Rajni - Kamal movies and listening to all Ilayaraja songs in Tape recorder 😊
Do you know Thamizh language is the first language in india printed in press during duetsch period at kollam in kerala
Ohhh... Thats a new info for me... There are high chances for this to be true, coz Tamizh is the oldest language, so all people would have spoke only in Tamizh before the origin of other languages😊
@@JobeshMani Brother can you make a research about Kumari kandam ? It is said that Kumari kandam (or Lemuria) is the cradle of civilization. It was a Tamil continent.
One thing that amaze me is that tamils will still speak tamil in Kerala but not malayalam. Hoeever Malayalees will not speak Malayalam in Tamilnadu
Malayalees tend to learn the languages very fast, may be coz of this they speak other language when they are in other state.
Tamil is not just a language, it is a strong culture too. Most of the South Indian languages originated from Tamil. All the people have a special love for their mother tongue, but Tamil people have an extra percentage of love toward their mother tongue, Tamil.
@Mr. L Good observation. Malllus tend to learn other languages easily, this is coz Malayalam is a tough language and another things is most of the Keralites are known for going outside Kerala or even country for a better job and life. For that reason also people tend to learn other languages and due to that most of the Keralites are used to with watching movies from other languages. And Tamil is very much close to all Mallus😊😊
In chennai , my malayalees friends talk in malayaalam only
She will speak to me in malayaalam , i speak to her in tamil but both understand each other well
Tamils are not just neighbours. Tamils are blood relatives of malayalis. Love from Kerala 🤗
That's so nice.
Tamil and Kerala..not friends
We r brothers♥️
True brother... 👍👍👍
Kerala ❤️ tamilnadu
👍👍👍
Always its Special bond no words.....
Tamil nannayi samsarikkunund machu..... 😊
Thank you. Jeevichu pokende bro... Life is all about learning and learning such a beautiful language like Tamil is always interesting 😊
Love from kerala. I love tamil nadu and kerala 😊❤️❤️
No doubt, both are great states and their frndship is really strong👍
@@JobeshMani 💯💯♥️🙌🏻
நாம் எப்போதுமே சகோதர,சகோதரிகள் ஆக இருப்போம்
🙏🙏
ഉറപ്പായിട്ടും 🔥🔥
🙏👌Na Kerala va romba love panra❤🥰
Wow.. Thats really nice😊😊
@@JobeshMani nega Kerala va nanba
@@visvadancer9271 Yes... Native Palakkad but last few years ah Coimbatore le settled. Tamil romba pudikkum so Channel tamil leye start pannite. Hope my Tamil is okay😊
@@JobeshMani 🥰👌super nanba.. 💞Na Malayalees pathi kathukanum please your Instagram ID soluga Facebook ID na athula ungala meet panra👬 My insta ID VisvaRailways ALP massage me please 🥰
@@visvadancer9271 You can search for. Jobeshmani.. I think I will be the only guy with this name.. Will search for your ID too
I love Kerala from Tamilnadu
♥♥
Super Tamil anna Kerala sister
😊😊
i love kerala and malayalam . we are the only south indians who can understand both language without knowing the language. 15 % malayalam films show atleast one tamil charecter or tamil dialogue. superb , i love malayalam more than tamil .
Thats so nice..👍👍
Malayalam as a formal language is not even 500 years old. The original language of Kerala was classical Tamil. The original people of the Kerala region are Thiyyar, Kurumbar, Irular, Paraiyar, Pulayar, Cholanaicker, Nadar, Ezhavar, etc, etc.
Malayalam language of today is the result of Sanskrit getting mixed with classical Tamil. Today's modern day Tamil has influences due to the Vijayanagar infiltration of the 16th century. Communities like Naidu, Nayakkar, Reddiar, Chettiar and such influenced local Tamil to what it sounds like today. Still in local Malayalam, we are using ancient Tamil words not commonly used in today's Tamil.
Thats true.. And thanks for sharing lots of details. This will help all our friends to understand our history😊👍
Welcome to Kera🌴a
കേരളത്ത🌴ലേക്ക് വരവേൽക്കുന്നു
Nanni....Nyan already Keralathil aanu ullathu 😊
@@JobeshMani ✌️🤝
I love Kerala Tamil is mother of Malayalam
Yeah... Tamil is the mother of all South Indian Languages👌👍👍
@@JobeshMani not Tamil. Malayalam is a mix of SANSKRIT & Manipravalam. Tamil is a sister language to Malayalam
@@healthwealthbysamarthpro The word Malayalam itself Tamil..
@@bestcompilation93 Tamil is a sister language to Malayalam. Old tamil can be said as a mother language to both the modern tamil and malayalam. Malayalam word might be tamil. Doesnt mean that words in malayalam are tamil. Malayalam have 70% -80% sanskrit. And 20% tamil. For eg. Malayalis say Namaskaram a sanskrit word for welcoming. But tamilians say Vanakkam.
@@jeslin4511 can you tell one two three in Sanskrit without Tamil you can’t because Malayalam originated from Tamil
MalayaaLam =parvatham+aazhi
=mala+aalam
=mountain +sea
The place between mountain and sea.
Keralam=keram = coconut
=the land of coonut trees
The main difference between kerala and tamilnadu is that all keralaits will pronunce the letter Zha in tamizh correctly. But not all tamilians will use it correctly 🤭
Nice👌👌
Malayalam telugu Karnataka all are language mother is tamil
True brother 😊👍
I love Kerala, also I'm from Tamilnadu ❤
I love Kerala
Thats so nice. Once the situation is back to normal, you can have a safe trip to Kerala😊
@@JobeshMani You mean Covid-19?
Tamil tha pasnanga peoples but mountain live peoples majority , so official language malayalam,, Mali+ ezhlam than മലയാളം ..
👌👌👍
Sri Lankan Tamils must have ancestry from both states , of course over 1500 years ago it was just one state.
Yeah.. Its true bro😊
I am ashamed to say I cannot speak Tamil, at least I am learning the history. I would need to learn Jaffna Tamil.
Wonderful explanation 🎉 grt!
Thank you 😊👍
you are right, deep Down in the bottom part of india, tamil was spoken. That’s why they speak tamil across the palk strait in Sri Lanka. Deep down South India and Sri Lanka shared and practiced same culture pre-historically during megalithic, Iron Age
Yes bro.. Tamil is the mother of all South Indian culture.
love from kerala..ningal adipoli aanallo😃😍
Thank u bro... Nammalku okke pinthuna nalkunna ningale polulla aakaar aanu sherikkum adipoli 😊😊
@@JobeshMani 😍malayali aano?
@@mightyrhino586 athelo
I am new subscriber 😘
New subscriber from Kerala 😍😍
👍👍
You have done some deep research on this topic good luck
May be.. The actual fact is people started forgetting the truth and roots. Hence to identify the minimum truth, research is required. We are becoming great fans of western or north Indian culture and forgetting our own roots☹️
I think pinarai vijayan is also the reason of bond ,he always used to say Tamil Nadu and Kerala is brothers and sister
Mmm... There is a huge fan base for Pinarayi Vijayan in Tamilnadu
@@JobeshMani
Apdilam oru pundayum illa sootha sathinu kelambu
I would think that Malayalees has so much similarities with Bengalis than any other southern states....their looks and rich heritage.
Ha ha ha.. May be😜
Learn jaffna tamils , their tamil is equal to malayaalam without sanskrit
Their food is almost same as malyalis
മലയാളം 😍😍😍😍
தமிழ் 😍😍😍😍
👌👌👌
Nenga malayalma
@@kuttisubramanyam1979 aama
Chera + lam can also be written as Kera + lam same as Kolkata and Calcutta.
Ohh.. Thats a good comparison 👍
Yes I completely agree. Kerala and Tamilnadu is one family. It is even more special bonding between Kerala and Coimbatore.
True.. Coimbatore is a special place even for me. The people are very much welcoming👍😍
@@JobeshMani Yes true. Most of our food and culture is same. we were ruled by same rulers during Sangam period.
Kerala and Tamilnadu has kinda relation like Karnataka/Andhra.
love from kerala . i love tamil nadu and tamil peoples . i like tamil language
Thank you Joshi. I too a Tamil loving Mallu😀
@@JobeshMani ohh
Love for our brothers and sisters..from TN
Superb👍👍
Done even get me started how much love TN has for kerala
👍👍😀
Well explained... Speaking with slideshow is awesome...
Thank u 😊😊
As a consumer of Tamilnadu vegetables we Kerala people requesting : please reduce the usage of pesticides🙏🙏🙏
I recommend all of us to start making a small veg garden at our home.. Ketitillea "adukala thottam"
@@JobeshManiWe already have a small kitchen garden, but it is not enough...
Yeah even we in TN feel the same , farmers have to reduce the pesticides in vegetables
KL❤️ TN
😊😊♥👍
I have visited Poovar in kerala 🌴
It's so nice
I LOVE KERALA❤️ AND MALAYALEE'S❣️ A HUGE RESPECT FOR THEM .MY NANI MA IS FROM KOLLAM
Wow.. Thats so nice😊
@@JobeshMani TQ bro ♥️❤️
It is just like friendship between andhra and karnataka
Yes you are right
Bro I am from Kerala but I love Tamil Nadu..... 🤍🤍🤍 and I have lot of friends in Tamil Nadu
im from TN & i learned a lot of facts here!!
Thats nice👍👍
Well explained...
Thank you 😊
Woww... Well Explained...:-)
Thank you😊
Love from kerala tamil romba pudikkum ❤️
😀👍❤️
Ji onam festival pathi solunga
Neenge ketta maathiriye Onam Pathi video pottiruke.. Channel le paarunge😊
Tamil actors very famous in kerala and Highest fanbase❤
Vijay
Surya
Rajini
Vikram
Ajith
Dhanush
🔥🔥🔥
Yes.. Vijay has more fan base starting from Palakkad till Kanyakumari.
And these days people in Kerala started watching Malayalam movies as like how they enjoy Tamil movies 👍👍👍
@@JobeshMani They also watch other movies.
Tamilnad lover frm kerala ❤
❤❤❤
We love Tamil Nadu.
Kerala and Tamil Nadu are brothers.
True bro.. No matter what TN and KL is always brothers
Punda Malayali Aryan ethukku Tamil kooda serkkura
My bestie is from Kerala.
Namma states mattum illa naammalum nalla friends thaan.
Naan illa na ava illa, Ava illa na naan illa. Just 3 years of Friendship ivalo mingle aagitom.
Wow.. Thts good
Romba azhaga Tamil pesuringa bro.. Oru malayali indha alavukku tamil pesuradhu enga tamilukku perumai than.. வாழ்க வளமுடன்👍👌
Romba nandri sister 😊
Jobesh Mani are you a malayali
@@Truthholder345 Yes I am but settled in Tamilnadu for past few years
@@positivevety3944 Go and enjoy the nature😊
Im from Mumbai by I like Tamil nadu
Wow.. Thats really nice 😀👍
Telugu people and kannada people and tamil people and Kerala people all of them one family
You are right.. All belongs to Dravidian race 👍👍
Nope Malayalis are Aryans fool
I'm from Tamilnadu I always love to visit Kerala
Thats so nice.. There are many unexplored places in Northern Kerala, which I come to know recently.. Ranipuram, Jose Para etc are good places to visit in Kasargod district. Try visiting Muzhapilangaad beach and Bakel fort too.. Its all in one route. 👍👍
@@JobeshMani thank you soo much .I will plan trip on Kerala
Super brooiiii❤❤Well explained😍😍......Make one vedio about Sabarimalai temple bro😊😊
Thank you. Will surely make it one day 😊
The Southern states of India didn't have much of the extreme impacts of invasion & colonial hangovers,still evident in Northern parts...this really helped the Southern states to move forward faster & freely...
That's not fully true... Vasco Da Gama landed on Calicut, Kerala. Kochi and Pondicherry were colonial hubs.. The present development, what we see is because of the literacy rate, quality of leadership, attitude of people etc.
For example if we take Kerala, the development is not limited to big cities. Here the roads and basic facilities are spread across the state. Whereas in Tamilnadu, it is an education hub with maximum colleges and education institutions. I don't think I need to explain about Karantaka, AP and Telangana. These states are known for IT hubs and various other attributes. Lots of visionary leaders and their efforts over a period of time resulted in what we see in South today
Southern states has more European invasion than North 😇
Tamilnadu Kerala ❤️
Always brothers
Kerala and tamilnadu are brothers
❤ from 🌴🐘
😀👍
I am from kerala. But I till love Tamil Nadu
Same here 👍👍
I love my TamilNadu
Naaanum tha😀
Love from Kerala 😍😍😍😘☺️
❤️❤️❤️
Love from kerala ❣️🔥❣️🔥❣️
Wow.. Thank u Vijay fan girl.. Mee to katta fan of vijay
@@JobeshMani 🔥❤️
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நீங்க என்ன soninga
I from Tamil Nadu I love Kerala
Great bro👍😀
Kerala people never fights with other states. Keralites are very literacy people
Eg: when Mullaperiyar issues come no Tamilans are attacked in Kerala because malayalees know they are ordinary tamilans not rulers or governers
As per me all these are politically motivated issue. I dont think Keralite and Tamil people have an issue in sharing the water. This water is primarily used for agricultural purpose. And when it comes to farmers and agriculture, I dont think people have to argue or fight. Our survival is depending on the survival of farmers and agriculture.👍
@@JobeshMani somany keralites were attacked by local tamilana in the name of mullaperiyar
But in keral no tamilans are attacked till the date
May be you are right and for this we cannot blame the entire Tamilnadu. Its all politically driven issues.. I dont think Tamil People have a hatred towards Keralites or vice versa
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Most of the tamilans are language crazy fighters
But we malayalees not like that.
We are meture people.
I love Kerala because most of my friends are from Kerala and I am from Tamil nadu
U must be from Coimbatore or must have studied some life science courses😜🤣
@@JobeshMani I an not from Coimbatore . I want to select sci grp
@@sangamithrashree1660 then how come u have lot of friends from Kerala???
Many of my friends studying in my school are malyalis and my grandma is in Kerala . I used to there my summer vacation so I have so many friends in the neighbourhood
@@sangamithrashree1660 thats good.. Choose a fantastic science course and have a superb career. All the best👍
From Kerala :- we love Tamil Nadu (ada unnai yaaro pethirukken ennai yaaro pethirukkein aanalum Neeyum naanum annan thampidaa)
Yes you are correct! 80 % purest thamizh (pacha Malayalam ) living in Malayalam!
Yes bro.. Pacha Malayalam is very much connected with Thooya Thamizh
Iam from MADURAI TN 🔥🔥
KERALA 🌴 ❤ TAMILNADU 🌴
Me pollachi...palakkad my friend's hometown
Superb bro👍👍
അണ്ണാ എന്തുകൊണ്ടാണ് നിങ്ങൾ ഒരു മലയാളം പഠന ചാനൽ ആരംഭിക്കാത്തത്🤔🤔
I'm from tamilnadu
I translated this😂😂
Trying to speak malayalam ☺️
Superb videos anna 👍
Ha ha ha... എന്നിട്ടു വേണം എന്നെ ആൾകാർ എടുത്തു അടിക്കാൻ 😜😜
Can anyone tell me how to buy house in kerala..which places are best to buy..where to contact? I am from tamilnadu
Since you are from Tamilnadu. But a place in Palakkad district which is hardly 1 hour distance from Coimbatore. You can enjoy the Kerala climate as well and at the same time you can visit Coimbatore whenever you wanted👍
Gods own country
SABARIMALA TEMPLE
PADMANABHA SWAMY TEMPLE
Pothumaaaa???
Enna solla vareenge nu purile 🤔
I love Tn from Kerala
Thank u👍👍😀
Cool...
Thank you 😊
Culturally both the societies are entirely different..... Though the languages sound similar the Kerala lifestyle is completely different from other south Indian states... In that aspect Tamilnadu is much closer to Ap or Karnataka
Mmm..You are right... Kerala has no cultural similarities with any other state in India.. All the festivals in Kerala is different. If I am right, Kerala is the only state in India, which dont celebrate Deepavali /Diwali.
@@JobeshMani There is one day holiday for deepawali and many temples there is some ceremonies but those are very small ones.
Modern Tamil culture and the language took heavy influence due to the Vijayanagar Empire expanding south - that is the main reason for Telugu/Kannada influence. Still to this day, many aspects of Kerala culture are still connected to Tamil Nadu, especially southern districts of TN.
Tamil culture is interwoven by their faith (mainly hinduism); according to Tamil tradition, the hindu deity "Murugan" is identified as "Tamil Kadavul" and is interwoven with Tamil identity. There is no other state OUTSIDE of Tamil Nadu that is similarly devoted to Murugan other than Kerala itself. Go to the Pazhani temple, most of the signs are written in both Tamil and Malayalam. Additionally, Kerala has two temples modeled after the Pazhani Dhandayuthapani temple: Mel Pazhani Murugan Kovil in Kozhikode and Chocherikkunnu Murugan Kovil in Thrissur district. Also, no other language refers to Subramanya as "Murugan" except for Tamil Nadu and Kerala. And even quite a few Malayalees name their sons as "Murugan". Additionally, there are so many "Mariamman/Mutharamman" temples in Kerala and the term "amman" is still used as well as "kovil". Also, there numerous sudalaimadasamy temples in Kerala, as well as quite a few karuppusamy temples in Kerala; you won't find any of this in Karnataka and Andhra. In fact, many kaaval deivams popular in Tamil Nadu like Ayyanar, karuppusamy, bhattavarayan (muthupattan), pavadarayan, sudalaiamadan, esakkiamman and the latter are either originating in Kerala or connected to Kerala. Kerala has remnants of pre-Vijayanagar Sangam Tamil culture.
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Thank u bro 😊
Magnificent description
Nice
Thank you sister😊😊
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Nanu oru ponne love pandren CZcams channel le irrukuranga anda ponnu
@@kuttisubramanyam1979 Thambi concentrate on ur studies.. If u are successful in your career everything else will fall in place at the right time..
Interesting want more
Sure.. Will soon come up with more videos😊 Thank you for your support.
Tamilnadu, kerala brothers
Yes bro😀👍
We are brothers 💥
True bro 😊
Bro Malayalam soli thara mudiuma?
Enakku tamil solli thara mudiyuma??😁
kerala n tamil have sanskrit stuff. u r wrong. pure tamil exist only in sirlanka or malayasia
Luv Tamil from Kerala
Thank u bro😊😊
I from tamilnadu I love Kerala 💕💕
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We were taught Kerala was Chera Nadu ruled by the King Peruncheral Irumporai. I believe kera derived from Chera. I don't know if keralians ever know about the Three great kings of the South. I appreciate this video and it's purpose. But I should say that history has been manipulated these days. Corrupt politics and education system are driving us on their own path with a horse tack hinding the truth around.
Kera is not from Chera.. Kera is from Coconut tree.. In Malayalam, coconut tree is Kera Vriksham.. Yeah Cheras and Cholas had earlier ruled Kerala. That time there is no name called Kerala. It was Cheranaadu and before that it was Malanadu which means Place with Mountains. Malanadu and Malayalam is having a connection as per this.
@@JobeshMani In the history when kerala was seperated, Tamilans called keralites as malai Ali which means mountain people. That's how malayali came i think. I might be wrong.❤️
@@StarkEdits11 You are right Malayalam came from Malainaadu. And every where the history is been manipulated and through our education system many wrong stories have been taught and made us believe as truth. Politics, religion, race etc played a vital role in manipulating the truth. Even in our text books, the South indian dynasties has been explained in one or two paragraphs, where as we studied World war 1 & 2, American and French Revolution, Mugal, Aryan history as a major topics which covers all our history books. No one is least bothered to study about our great dynasties like Chera, Chola, Pandyas and Pallavas. We gave less records and proofs for their existence or these records are given lesser preference by the respective people. Its all part and parcel of our political system from the right begining. No use of talking about them.
No the word keralam is derived from chera dynasty. Even Ashoka the great mentioned kerala in his edicts as Cheralam puthra. Coconut story is relatively new
@@prasanthop1 I am not sure on this. Chera dynasty factor is definitely having an impact on the naming of our land and language... No doubt in this.. But I cant accept King Ashok's theory. Coz we South Indians are Dravidian origin and most of the Aryan influenced books or writings wont give right information about Southern dynasties.
A simple example for this is the history text book what we studied and our kids study ll have a major portion covering the kings and dynasties which are primarily based on North India, Sanskrit etc. About the dynasties like Chera, Chola and Pandyas, they ll have a simple paragraph. Most of the times even in exam, there wont be any questions asked on Southern dynasties. This is a clear proof for the avoidance.