Ground-breaking GSB Konkani guide by Italian-British author Gino Di Clemente launched


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Ernakulam, May 17: In a remarkable fusion of cultures, Gino Di Clemente, an Italian-born British citizen, has launched a ground-breaking Guide for Conversational GSB (Gowda Saraswat Brahmin) Konkani. Unveiled at the prestigious Digvijay Mahotsavm of Shri Samyameendra Thirtha Swamiji of Kashi Math in Ernakulam, Kerala, this guide marks a significant milestone in the preservation and promotion of this rich Indian language.

This guide, ‘Gino’s Guide for Conversational GSB Konkani’, represents an extraordinary commitment to cross-cultural understanding and language preservation, facilitated by the Youth of GSB Worldwide, a dedicated organization nurturing the GSB community's heritage.

Shreemad Samyameendra Teertha Swami, in his address, highlighted the unique nature of this publication, emphasizing the significant impact it will have on both the local and international communities. "Gino Di Clemente’s work is a testament to the power of dedication and cultural appreciation. It is rare to see such profound engagement from someone outside our community, making this guide a monumental achievement in our linguistic preservation efforts," said Shreemad Samyameendra Teertha Swami.

The guide offers a detailed overview of pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, along with practical phrases and examples for everyday conversations. It caters to both beginners and advanced learners, making it an indispensable resource for anyone eager to master GSB Konkani.

About the Author

Gino Di Clemente, originally from Italy and now a British citizen, has a deep personal connection to GSB culture through marriage. Their spouse hails from Karkala, and this familial bond inspired Gino’s immersive study of GSB Konkani. Over the years, their passion for the language and culture has culminated in this comprehensive guide, making a significant contribution to the documentation and promotion of Indian languages.

Copies of ‘Gino’s Guide for Conversational GSB Konkani’ are now available for purchase online on Amazon.

 

 

 

  

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  • vikas, udupi

    Sat, May 18 2024

    But same people have difficulties in accepting someone living in India and following Indian culture and living in Indian culture .(Only because of political differences).What a great people we are Isn''t it.

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Sat, May 18 2024

    will they consider him as "amchigele" ? ...

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  • John Tauro, M'lore

    Sat, May 18 2024

    An European who has taken such a keen interest in a minor language like Konkani and made all out efforts for its preservation is of course both amgelo and amcho.

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  • krishna shenoy, MOODBIDRI/MUMBAI

    Sat, May 18 2024

    Great effort

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  • Don, Mangalore

    Sat, May 18 2024

    It is commendable when a foreigner (non native) who has married a GSB and living in Europe has launched a ground-breaking guide for Conversational GSB (Gowda Saraswat Brahmin) Konkani. Bravo. Hats off to you for unveiling at the prestigious Digvijay Mahotsavm of Shri Samyameendra Thirtha Swamiji of Kashi Math in Ernakulam, Kerala. His guide marks a significant milestone in the preservation and promotion of this rich Indian language.

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  • Manohar, Udupi

    Fri, May 17 2024

    Only foreigners appreciate our diversity.....where as attempt is being made for one nation with one language.

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  • Mariette Lewis Mistry, Mangalore/ Tulsa, OK, USA.

    Fri, May 17 2024

    Awesome....

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