Talk:Hindi/Family relations

Where's the Devanagari?
Why is this all in some weird form of English pronunciation? The page would look much better and be much easier to read if it were in Devanagari.
 * I switched what I could spell to include the Devanagari in unicode and switched to the common Itrans for the pronunciation. I'll do the rest as I find the proper spelling. I may have messed up on some of the short and long forms of i. Here's the Devanagari unicode chart if anyone has a chance to do more. If I knew how to cross wikilink correctly I would link on the page to Wikipedia:Enabling complex text support for Indic scripts, to let people see the script right. - Taxman 22:52, 27 September 2005 (UTC)

Once again, please add devanagari spelling in each place there is not one now. And correct all this "Englishy" transliteration into the accurate one. Who needs this weird "common usage"? For example: "Mother's sister husband -- मौसा (massad)" is NOT a transliteration of this word, is it? Anyway, I can see (mausaa), not (massad) here...