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Guru Talk or Guru's Talk

4 posts · started by mimosa on 12/12/02 at 23:52:06 · last post 12/13/02 at 12:19:40
mimosa12/12/02 at 23:52:06#1
TBN is finally going to open a new column for English readers, but the name is called "Guru's Talk". I am just curious, should it be "Guru Talk"?  what is the difference?

Mimosa
lian hua dance12/13/02 at 05:26:53#2Re: Guru Talk or Guru's Talk
:)
my take:
guru talk - a kind of talking, the way gurus tend to talk
guru's talk - a talk given by guru.  It sort of implies that there is only one talk that guru gave.
Thor12/13/02 at 11:55:55#3Re: Guru Talk or Guru's Talk
Hmmm...my understanding is, when I read "Guru's talk" it implies to me that the talks are from the Guru.

So if there is a column called: Guru's Talk, then I expect to read talks by a Guru.  Perhaps not only from our own GM ( Guru ) but from other Guru either from Tantric Buddhism or the other types of Buddhist schools.

Just my thoughts.  

Either way, I am looking forward in reading the Guru/Guru's Talk.
In fact they can call the column anything they want, as long as the translations material contained under that column is of quality ;-), right?  That is important.

Will the Guru/Guru's talk be online?? I hardly read the physical newspaper these days, and I don't have access to the TBSN newspaper too.

Thor.
mimosa12/13/02 at 12:19:40#4Re: Guru Talk or Guru's Talk
#Will the Guru/Guru's talk be online?? I hardly read the physical newspaper these days, and I don't have access to the TBSN newspaper too. #

TBN is advertising for translators. I did sent them an email on behalf of the team, but no response yet.

Mimosa
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