Dear forum members,
I would like to share my doubt and ask you all for opinion, based on what you have heard.
I am not really sure but as far as I can recall, I heard a couple of times the final nasal sound in plural oblique words being dropped. It would be a very interesting phenomenon, maybe a local one, I really don't know. I think the nasal sound in feminine plural and in the postposition meN was also the subject of this alternative pronunciation.
Eg. दोनों donoN -> दोनो dono,
किताबों में kitaaboN meN -> किताबो मे kitaabo me
किताबें kitaabeN -> किताबे kitaabe
लड़कों के साथ laRkoN ke saath -> लड़को के साथ laRko ke saath
I would like to share my doubt and ask you all for opinion, based on what you have heard.
I am not really sure but as far as I can recall, I heard a couple of times the final nasal sound in plural oblique words being dropped. It would be a very interesting phenomenon, maybe a local one, I really don't know. I think the nasal sound in feminine plural and in the postposition meN was also the subject of this alternative pronunciation.
Eg. दोनों donoN -> दोनो dono,
किताबों में kitaaboN meN -> किताबो मे kitaabo me
किताबें kitaabeN -> किताबे kitaabe
लड़कों के साथ laRkoN ke saath -> लड़को के साथ laRko ke saath
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