Today I heard about a grand wedding of an Indian tycoon (Ambani's son) from a friend of mine, and he showed me some videos of it too. He said famous and powerful people from around the world have been invited to it, and the cost of the event was going to be several Billions (of Indian Rupees or USD, I don't know). If you think about it, India is a country with a higher population of substandard living conditions. There are innocent and miserable children who are forced to work for a mere subsistence, being deprived of education, health facilities, and food and water. I remember a movie based on a true story in which Akshey Kumar was playing the leading role where he makes sanitary towels (pads) for poor women who could not afford it. In such a country, a single wedding event spends billions of money. What a crappy world we are living! You could imagine how much wealth this family has amassed. On the other, this "mental disease" of exorbitant spending must be highly we
I will show you the Sinhala alphabet. I recommend learning it too. Following picture shows the Sinhala vowels . Beside (in front of) each letter is the name of the letter and below each letter is the sound it represents. The first 12 vowels are very important. The following picture shows the consonants of Sinhala alphabet (not in the conventional order and format). I have crossed out some letters which are redundant and useless (I vehemently support removing these pesky letters from the operating alphabet ). Actually you should remember all the letters, but I suggest you to use only the letters that are not crossed out. Sinhala alphabet is phonetic (that is, each letter shall have one dedicated sound only), therefore it is easier to use than English alphabet. Consonant letters cannot be sounded on their own, and you have to use vowels to aid in them to be pronounced. In English, you just place the vowel just after the constant. For example: