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If there was a main page for bread or foreign bread, would that be a more appropriate place for this article?Crashwalker (talk) 01:18, 5 June 2008 (UTC)Reply
Comment moved from article: Proper Naming for Keralites - They are Malayaleesedit
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Moved this comment by IP user 86.96.227.91 (April, 2009) from article here:
Correction to be noted here.Keralites are called as Malayalees not Malabaris.Many of the North Indian crowd call Malayalees as Malabaris (maybe they cannot pronounce "Malayalee" properly).
Malabar is only one of the northern regions in Kerala, and it is not correct to call all Keralites as Malabaris.
