भोजपुरी जरनल Bhojpuri Journal
सृ. Agahan 9118 Disambar 9118 CE
"The 21st Century English Scintific": Inglish
Ab "21-vee` Sataabdi ke raesanal Inglish": Vaegyaanik 'Inglish' ke adhikaans upayog hoi eehaa`,
"500 - 600 baris puraan aniyamit avaigyaanik English" ke badale:
Naau da "the 21sT Sencuri 'Inglish' ": SaainTifik "Inglish' will bi mosTli yuzD hiyar, whic haez ebaauT 50 leTTars.
In faekT Roman / LaeTin leTTars yuzD faor raaiTing 'English' haez 48 - 50 DisTingkT leTTars, naoT 26 leTTars, as mosT pipul say and Teec.
Yu will bi DelaaiTeD Tu yu~z 48 - 50 leTTars faor raaiTing:
"the 21sT Sencuri Raesnal Inglish":
SaainTifik, 'Inglish', aez biing Dan hiyar.
भोजपुरी जरनल > एगो ग्लोबल मासिक जरनल:
जे "अंतर्राष्ट्रीय भोजपुरी इस्कूल" के उद्देश प काम करेला, जे नीचे देल गइल बा.
जे संसार के सब भोजपुरिआ लोगन आ भोजपुरी प्रेमीयन से निहोरा करता कि एह उद्देस के आधार प
रउआ आपन "भोजपुरी कृती, रचना"
'भोजपुरी जरनल' सम्पादक के पास भेज दीं;
जदी ई कृति, रचना एह जरनल के उद्देस के अनुसार होइ त,
ऒकरा के जरनल में खुसी खुसी स्थान देल जाइ, बिना कवनो मुआवजा के.
RikwesT Tu van and aoll: Request to one and all:
"Bhojpuri Jarnal" > iz a Global Manthli Jarnal whic warks aon da besis aof "AntarraasTreey Bhojpuri eSkool" aez given bilo:
RikwesT aoll speekars aend lavars aof Bhojpuri Laenguej aend kalcar tu senD theyar 'work' tu da pablishar faor publikesanin dis jarnal,whic when faunD in akkorDens with da e~m aof
“Bhojpuri Journal” > is a Global Monthly Journal which works on the basis of "AntarraasTreey Bhojpuri eSkool" as given below:"AntarraasTreey Bhojpuri eSkool", will bi pablishD in da Jarnal.
Requests all speakers and lovers of Bhojpuri Language and Culture to send their ‘work’ to the publisher for publication in this journal, which when found in accordance with the aims of "AntarraasTreey Bhojpuri eSkool", will be published in the Journal.
सम्पादक: "भोजपुरी जरनल":
डा पंडित देवदत्त शर्मा : ईमेल: deodutta05@yahoo.com Mob. +918826601985
Editer: "Bhojpuri Journal":
: Dr Pt Deo Dutta Sharma. Email: deodutta05@yahoo.com Mob. +918826601985
"भोजपुरी जरनल" के उद्देस: Aims of "Bhojpuri Journal" ke Uddes:
"अंतर्राष्ट्रीय भोजपुरी इस्कूल", 'Inbho', 'भोजपुरी जरनल' के उद्देस:
'AntarraasTreey Bhojpuri eSkool’, 'InBho', 'Bhojpuri Journal' ke uddes:
'अंतर्राष्ट्रीय भोजपुरी इस्कूल ' संसार के ऊ लोगन के एगो इस्कूल ह, जे भोजपुरी भाषा , कला , साहित्य, आ संस्कृति से प्रेम करेलन आ एह सभन के औरु जादा सीखे आ बढ़ावे के चाहेलन.
‘AntarraasTreey Bhojpuri eSkool’, Sansaar ke uu logan ke ego ‘eSkool’ ha~, je Bhojpuri Bhaasaa, Saahitya aa Sanskriti se prem karelan, aa eh sabhan ke auru jaadaa seekhe aa baD*aawe ke caahelan.
भोजपुरी भाषा के जरिए ई लोग विज्ञान, कला, मेडिअ , तकनिकी, मैनेजमेंट, पत्रकारिता,
खेती, व्यापार, आ दूसर धंधा में
"संसार में लीक से हट के ज्ञानवर्धनो करे के उद्देस रखेलन,
बिना कवनो जाती, रेलिजन, के भेद भाव के,
सब के कल्यान खातिर."
Bhojpuri bhaasaa ke jarie ee log Vigyaan, Kalaa, MeDiaa, Taknaki, ManejmenT, Patrakaaritaa,
Kheti, Vyaapaar aa dusar dhandhaa me`
“Sansaar me` leek se haT ke Gyaanvardhano kare ke uddes rakhelan
binaa kawano jaati, relijan ke bhed bhaav ke,
sab ke Kalyaan khaatir”.
[Aim of International Bhojpuri eSkool, InBho, Bhojpuri Journal:
‘International Bhojpuri eSkool’, is a school for those persons who love Bhojpuri language, art,
literature, culture and wish to learn and develop the same.
The enhancement of Science, Art, Media, Technology, Management, Journalism, Agriculture, Business
and other Professions also aiming for
“Enhancing the knowledge without sticking to the conventional methodologies for the good of all:
irrespective of tribes, ethnicity, religions, country or planet of origin".
Hamni ke 'Global Bhojpuri', InBho, 'Bhojpuri Journal' ke ‘Roman’ caahe ‘Devanaagari’ lipi me` likh sakile "AntarraasTreey Bhojpuri eSkool" ke anusaar.
We may use either Roman or Devanagari script for writing 'Global Bhojpuri', InBho and 'Bhojpuri Journal'
according to the "International Bhojpuri eSkool".
** Rikognisan aof Bhojpuri inVaerias kanTriz:
Bhojpuri ke anek deshan se maanyataa.
Recognition of Bhojpuri in various countries:
"Bhojpuri Bhaasaa" ke unnati Sri: 7400 se 7800 ke beec bhail, baakir janam bhail Raajaa Bhoj ta Raajagaddie ke baad bhail rahe Sri: 7300 me` Bhopal ke niyare 'Bhojpur' me` jahawaa BhojRaaj ke raajdhaani rahe.
Sri: 7800 tak "Bhojpuri Bhaasaa" Ang (aaj ke Assaam) se Aandhaar, Gaandhaar (aaj Afghaanistaan) je oh ghari Uttari Bhaarat ke sampark bhaasaa jaisan rahe, Sanskrit ke baad.
Oh ghari Ang me` Angika (Assamiyaa), Bang (sampoorna Bangaal, aaj ke WB aa Banglaadesh) me` Bangalaa, Bihaar me` Maithili, Bhojpuri, Santhaali, Bajjikaa, Angikaa aadi; UP, MP Chattisgarh, JhaaRkhanD, Bundelakhand, BaghelakhanD, aadi me` awadhi, BundelkhanDi aadi ke saath sagaro Bhojpuri pasaral rahe sampark bhaasaa ke roop me`. (Hindi ke tab janame naa bhail rahe.) Oh ghari naa ta Angreji rahe, naahee` Hindi. Aaj eh sab me` Hindi aa Angreji 'sampark' bhaasaa banal baa eh sab xetran me`; baakir pahile 1500-1600 barisan se 'Sampark' bhaasaa rahe Sanskrit aa Bhojpuri.
"Bhojpuri Language" developed between 300 CE to 700 CE with the crowning of Raja Bhoj with Capital at 'Bhojpur' near Bhopal, the Capital of Madhya Pradesh of Bhojpu India.
By 700 CE, 'Bhojpuri Language' spread from Assam to Afghanistan some thing like a 'link language' of North India.
Aaj 'Bhojpuri Bhaasaa' karib 30 - 35 deshan me` bolal jaalaa je Sansaar ke 4 se 5 Mahaadeshan me` pasa.
Neece kuch deshan ke ego suci del jaataa jahawaa Bhojpuri kuch bolal jaalaa. Oh sab deshan se anurodh baa ki uu 'Bhojpuri Bhaasaa' ke maanyataa dee`, jadee aaj tak maanyataa naa milal hokhe.
Naau 'Bhojpuri Languej iz in yuz in ebaauT 30 - 35 kanTriz. Wi prezenT bilo a lisT aof kantriz whear Bhojpuri speeking iz popular: (da figars aar anaofficial,aenD besD aon da raf esTime~T aof 8/2017, inDikeTiv onli. da kantreez aar rikwesTeD Tu akkorDrikognition Tu 'Bhojpuri Laenguej' in ke~s iT iz naoT dan so faar.):
[Now 'Bhojpuri Language' is in use in about 30 - 35 countries.
We present below a list of countries where Bhojpuri speaking is popular: (The figures are unofficial, and based on the rough estimate of 8 /2017, indicative only. The countries are requested to accord recognition to 'Bhojpuri Language', in case it is not done so far.)]:
Main Countries recognition of bho Bhojpuri Language Rank: Country over World avg 2.6% bho Total Population in M as on 8/2017 M
Bhojpuri Speakers estd. Approx % Bhojpuri Speakers % Bhojpuri Speakers
1 India No. 6. Asia Since 1800 yr 1239 (1) 184.6 say 15% 14.89911
2. Nepal Recognised 8. Asia since 1800 yr 28.54 (2) 1.941 say 7 % 6.800981
3. Bangladesh 166.3 (3) 0.831 say 0.5 % 0.499699
4. Pakistan 196.2 (6) 0.392 say 0.2 % 0.199796
5. Mauritius No. 7. Africa since about 300 yr 1.322 (10) 0.159 say 12 % 12.02723
6. Uganda: 35.9 (16) 0.036 say 0.1 % 0.100279
9. Trinidad & Tobago
Recognised
7357 190 M 2.582574
3. Carrebean since 300 yr 1.361 (4) 0.476 say 35 % 34.97428
10. Surinam Recognised 5. Carribean since 300 yr 0.573 (11) 0.155 say 27 % 27.05061
11. Guyana Recognised 2. South America since 300 yr 0.767 (7) 0.345 say 45 % 44.98044
12. USA: 2014: 318.9 (12) 0.096 * 0.030103
13. Canada: 34.8 0.008 * 0.002299
14. UK: 63.7 0.007 * 0.010989
15. Netherland: 16.9 (17) 0.034 say 0.2 % 0.201183
16. Germany: 81 (21) 0.025 * 0.030864
17. Russia 142.5 0.01 * 0.007018
18 Malaysia: 30.1 (18) 0.031 say 0.1 % 0.10299
19. Indonesia 253.6 (13) 0.051 * 0.02011
20. China 1356 (14) 0.04 * 0.00295
21. Spain: 47.7 (18) 0.03 say 0.1 % 0.062893
22. Singapore: 5.57 0.018 say 0.3 % 0.32316
23. Philippines: 107.7 0.015 * 0.013928
24. Vietnam: 93.4 0.02 * 0.021413
25. South Africa: 48.4 0.01 * 0.020661
26. Saudi Arabia: 27.8 (18) 0.03 say 0.1 % 0.107914
27. Australia: 22.8 (14) 0.04 say 0.2% 0.175439
28. Bulgaria: 6.92 0.001 * 0.014451
29. UAE: No. 9. Asia since 1000yr 8.7 (9) 0.25 say 3% 2.873563
30. Jamaica: 2.93 0.008 say 0.3 % 0.273038
31. Saint Vincent&Granedines No. 4. Carrebean since 300 yr 0.103 (18) 0.03 say 29 % 29.12621
32. Fiji: Yes 1. in Austrelia since 300 yr 0.893 (5) 0.4376 49% 49.00336
Total Estd. 190.1266
Speakers in Million No. 10. The World since last 1800 yr 7357 190 2.6% 2.582574
Uupar ke Suci ke kalum 3 me` oh deshan ke dikhaawal baa jekaraa khaatir Bhojpuri ke baRaa mahatva baa.
According to the above list, the country with Maxumum Stake are Ranked in Colmn No.3.
** 'Bhojpuri ke Suruaat':
Dher log kuchuo kuchuo likhale baaRe
'Bhojpuri ke Suruaat' pa, baakir hamaraa ee naikhe samajh me` aail ki kaa 'Bhojpuri ke Suruaat' ke Raajaa Bhoj se kuchuo lebe debe ke baa ki naa?
Ehee se Da Pt Deva Datta Sharmaa ke
"Bhojpuri Bhaasaa ke Suruaat pa ego Khoj"
> Dekhee` pichalkaa kuch maheenaa ke Journal.
** "21-vee` Sataabdi ke Inglish SaainTifik" Inglish ke janam:
The birth of "the 21st Century English Scientific": Inglish
Da barth aof "the 21sT Sencuri Inglish SaainTifik": Inglish..
Aez yu no: jasT laaik 'Bhojpuri', 'English' iz a WarlD Laenguej. Bhojpuri iz abaauT 1400 - 1800 yr olD laenguej, baT 'English' iz a 500 - 600 yr olD WarlD laenguej, baT iT haez helpD
"Bhojpuri Languej" helpD aauT saaiD Indiaa.
en: As you know: just like 'Bhojpuri', 'English' is a World Language. Bhojpuri is about 1400 - 1800 yr old language, but English is a 500 - 600 yr old World language. but it has helped 'Bhojpuri Language' spread outside India.
bho: Jaisan ki rauaa jaanataani: 'Bhojpurie' jaisan, 'English' ego Sansaar ke Bhaasaa ha. Bhojpuri kareeb 1400 - 1800 baris puraan bhaasaa ha, baakir Angreji 500 - 600 baris puraan bhaasaa ha Sansaar ke, baakir ee Bhojpuri ke Bhaarat se bahari le jaaye me` sahaayataa kailas.
Inglish: sls: Haauevar, Inglish iz naoT aez forcuneT aes Bhojpuri, sins da laeTTar iz naau invaeriebli riTTen in 'Devanaadari SkripT' aend laaik mosT InDiyan laenguyezes haez DevelopD from
Sanskrit, 'da madar aof mosT laenguyej aof da WorlD'.
en. However, English is not as fortunate as Bhojpuri, since the latter is now invariably written in 'Devanagari Script' and like most Indian languages has developed from
Sanskrit, 'the mother of most languages of the World'.
bho. Baakir English, Bhojpuri jaisan bhaagyashaali naikhe, kaahe ki Bhojpuri ke, mukhya roop se "Devanaagari Lipie' me` likhal jaalaa, aa jaisan ki Bhaarat ke anek bhaasaa jaisan, Sanskrite pa (Praakrit aa Pali ho~t) aadhaarit baa je vaigyaaniko baa.
Angreji otanaa bhaagyashaali naikhe, eh se baRaa aniyamit aa avaigyaanik baa.
Ane~k aadhunik Vaigyaanik, Kavi, Lekhak, Taknikigya, Bhaashaavid aadi 'Angreji'-e ke sahaare baD*ale, baakir ee dayaneey baa ki kehu 'Angreji Bhaashaa' ke utthaan pa dhyaan naa dele, sab ekaraa pa caD*a ke uupar uThalan.
English is written in Roman / Latin Script, as being written here.
However, unlike Bhojpuri which is a descendant (via Prakrit, Pali) of Sanskrit, the most scientific language of the World, English is not so fortunate; thus it has developed very irrationally, and unscientifically.
Many modern scientists, poets, linguists, writers, technologists etc. have developed using 'English', but it is pity that none has tried to develop 'English language',
everybody has used her as a stepping stone.
Inglish : Naau, yu will bi pleezD tu no daeT with da effarTs aof
Dr Deo Dutta Sharma, the Editor and Publisher of your Journal:
"da 21aT Sencuri Inglish SaainTifik": Inglish: waas baorn aon 09.07.2018 fraom da wumb aof Sanskrit,
da madar aof mosT laenguezes.
Ab rauaa ee jaan ke khushi hoi ki
Dr Deva Datta Sharmaa, raaur Jarnal ke Sampaadak aa Prakaashak ke prayaas se: Sri: 11.04.9118 ke
"21-vee` Sataabdi ke Inglish SaainTifik": Inglish ke janam bhail, Jananee banali Sanskrit, Dher bhaashaa sab ke jananee, aa Bhojpuri Bhaashaa ke sanraxan me` .
Now, you will be pleased to know that with the efforts of Dr Deo Dutta Sharma, the Editor and Publisher of your Journal:
"The 21st Century English Scintific": or
" the 21sT Sencuri Inglish SaainTifik": Inglish was born on 09.07.2018 from the womb of Sanskrit,
the mother of most languages.
For more one may go to: "Mitram Sanskrit Dainikam", the oldest Sanskrit Daily Newspaper at
www.mitramsanskritdainikam.blogspot.com and
"International Bhojpuri eSkool"
for both July issues.
(Continued)
राउर सुझाव के स्वागत बा . Rauaa logan ke sujhaav aamantrit baa. Your suggesions are welcom
ओरा गइल Oraa gail. The End.
Bhojpuri Journal 18.12.2018