The idiom literally translates to ‘Mangoes and Jackfruits in plenty’It refers to the weather in which chances of spreading of contagious diseases is more.
Sung by Aishwarya Lakshmi Rajeev Naik!
Lyrics:
पावसांतु देवलि मणकि
लागि तिगेलि अक्कि किणकि
उदकांतु मारलि उडकि
मातें पुस्सिलेना तान्नि समकि
मणकेक आयलि शींकि
किणकेक सुक्कि खांकि
आयकूनु सूण्याक येत्ता भोंकि
घरकारांक मात्या दुक्कि
Meaning:
Manki stepped out in the rain
Along with her was her sister Kinki
They jumped in the water
Didn’t wipe their head
Manki started sneezing
Kinki got dry cough
Hearing this the dog keeps barking
And now it is a headache for rest of the people in the house.
To tie on the coconut tree and beat with its leaves
This expression is often used for saying that someone needs to be taught a lesson the hard way.
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Sung by Samvrutha S Pai
Meaning:
Oh Sheep! I want to stitch a blanket
For stitching it,please give me wool
In exchange of wool, what do you want?
Whatever is given receive it please
Early morning come to my house
And have leaves, grass and spinach
If thirsty, drink boiled rice water
What else you need? please you only tell.
Sung by Saanvi Krishna Sangeetha Prabhu!
Meaning:
Billy Goat, the husband of Nanny goat
He is a bit more mischievous
By looks he looks like a tribal man
But deep inside really a coward
His smile is sweeter than honey
His tongue is bitter than bittergourd
When he puts on weight with conceit
He vents out his anger through his nosehttps://youtube.com/shorts/_0XzXtJuj1s?feature=shared
Meaning:
The fishes in the temple pond-
There will be different kinds of them
They make ripples in the water
cheerfully they swim around
The multiply and fill the pond
Hungrily come near the steps-
They grumble and search for food
And when they get the food, they clap their hands
गणतंत्र दिसाची परबीं ।
Republic day wishes to all.
On the occassion of Republic day, here’s a Konkani Patriotic Song:
Written by Late Sri. Anantha Sharma Sastri (Guruji)
Composed by Sri. N. Prasenkumar Mallaya
Sung by Kum. Swetha P Mallaya
Let’s all by heart this song today and be proud citizens of Republic of India i.e. Bharat.
Please share this beautiful song today with your friends and family.
The children are thrilled to have received a doll from their uncle, who brought it all the way from Japan. What all can the doll do?! Let’s find out!
Listen to this interesting action song for children Written by Late Smt. Susheela T. Bhat
Sung by : Sandhya V. Prabhu, Sindhu V. Shenoy and Rishika V. Prabhu
Instruments : Shivraj S. Bhat and Shyamraj S. Bhat
Illustrations : Smrithi M. Kini