00:00I didn't realize this. I had to tell my story.
00:04I have to tell my story and tell about what I can tell.
00:07I'm saying it very well.
00:09I have to tell my story.
00:11I was told to tell my story.
00:14I have to tell my story.
00:16I've always had to tell my story.
00:20I got to tell my story about how many languages are.
00:23I grew up with a very well-known language.
00:26If you tell my story, then you have to tell me.
00:29It all means something beautiful.
00:35So, the world is a city.
00:39The city is a city but it's not a city's city.
00:44We speak because of the way of our language.
00:48We speak their stories like God,
00:50choose the government, choose the government,
00:52choose the government, choose the government.
00:54We speak so that we don't have it.
00:56This is a city.
00:57See, one of the most important things is that we can understand that.
01:01Sir, what is the first question about Tamil and Kannada's statement?
01:06That's why there is a lot of people in Tamil.
01:10But there is a lot of theory.
01:12If you know what it is, there is a lot of people in Nicarbada or Mahitika.
01:18They don't want to know what it is.
01:21So, if you know what it is, you can understand how it is.
01:25What happened to me in Tamil?
01:27Yeah, it happened in Mumbai now,
01:29nobody came back.
01:33Five of different languages,
01:34everyday ain't impossible.
01:40No way that in my opinion,
01:41it's a theory.
01:43if books please...
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