What's so special about the Tamil language (not Tamil people)?

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The Tamil language is unique in several ways. It has a rich literary tradition with a vast body of ancient literature that has survived to the present day. Tamil is a classical language with a distinct grammar and vocabulary that has remained relatively unchanged over the centuries. Tamil has a complex...
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The Tamil language is unique in several ways. It has a rich literary tradition with a vast body of ancient literature that has survived to the present day. Tamil is a classical language with a distinct grammar and vocabulary that has remained relatively unchanged over the centuries. Tamil has a complex writing system with a combination of consonants and vowels, and it is one of the few languages in the world to have a completely independent script. Tamil has also influenced other languages and cultures, including Malayalam and Sri Lankan Tamil. read less
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Tamil is so so special. It's not only a language. It's an emotion. Tamil has its own distinctive script. Each and every word constructed by letters with a purpose and uniqueness. It's having somuch of homonyms and homophones. Actually Tamil is a very language if u understand the basic concepts clearly...
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Tamil is so so special. It's not only a language. It's an emotion. Tamil has its own distinctive script. Each and every word constructed by letters with a purpose and uniqueness. It's having somuch of homonyms and homophones. Actually Tamil is a very language if u understand the basic concepts clearly and strongly. Scripts are all inter related in shape and sound. It's updating itself and never lose it's originality ever. And Tamil is mingled with Tamil people's daily life in manyways such as culture, tradition, love, care and emotion also. Tamil is not only a language, it's a feel to cherish... read less
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Tamil Language is a ancient speaking language, which is easy to learn to speak, write. Learning a new language give us to know Tamil speaking styles, people and their traditonal ways of leaving. Nowadays, all are marching ahead to lead a simple living and high thinking.
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