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Haluk Skywalker wrote:
> "Cindy" <cindyduel@attb.net>, iletide sunu yazdi
> news:uA2Zb.352747$xy6.1808947@attbi_s02...
> 
>>Murgi wrote:
>>
>>>>Are you from Europe?  I thought ... never mind.
>>>
>>>
>>>Yea, Austria... like Arnold, Governor of California!:-)
>>
>>Forget him! His movies are on TV every day without fail (cable TV). I am
>>a big fan of wolfy Mozart.  Just FYI.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Did get deceived by my handle "Murgi" the Indian word for chicken?
>>
>>Excuse me, but which Indian?  I guess the Indian in Asia not in America,
>>right?
> 
> 
> AFATTK There isn't a language as American Indian. There are many languages
> used to be spoken by American Indians. Each tribe had a different language I
> think.
> 
> 

So what language did "murgi" come from?  Hindi? Telegu?  I fail to recall
learing that there is an "Indian" language anywhere.

A small list of what's spoken on the Indian subcontinent is here:

http://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=India

-Jim