Rivers of Kerala: (Periyar, Bharathappuzha, Pamba, Chaliyar)

[@puntoengsongtrans1366]

Trust me if you remain constant...your channel will rise be constant

[@zetaupsc]

I completly trust you. :)

[@gatherer532]

Pls tell -
1.Source of Mullayar river.
2.Mullayar river and Mullaiperiyar rivers are same ?

[@zetaupsc]

I don't think mullaperiyar is a river but it's a dam built on periyar river after confluence of mulayar river. Please correct me if I am wrong. Mulayarr river also originates from periyar tr

[@njanmalayali9955]

Pronounciation of bharathappuzha is bharathapuya☺️
Most of the malayalam words (zh is y)

[@zetaupsc]

Thanks dear, noted👍👍

[@VettichiraDaimon]

Not right, completely wrong. Replacing 'y' is only a dialectal pronunciation in Malayalam, which is spoken in the northern region. It is indeed challenging to depict that letter accurately because there is no corresponding word in Hindi. I would say it is similar to the sound when an American English speaker pronounces the letter 'r' in the word 'first'.

[@VettichiraDaimon]

മലബാറിലെ പുയ അല്ല, ഇത് പുഴ ആണ്.

[@thirdeye776]

@@zetaupsc Actually in Tamizh there is three forms of the "L" sound that u would sound based on the angle of the tongue as it hits the roof of the mouth
La - ல - tongue hit the back of the upper incisors
Zhla - ள - roof of the upper jaw like 60 degree
Zha - ழ -tongue hits and curls back > 90
These are sounds only present in Tamizh and Malayalam.
So it is Bharatha-pu-Zha