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These stories preserve the Sinhala colloquialism (spoken Sinhala) better than textbooks. You will find words like "Hitha" (heart), "Keli" (play), and "Rasa" (juice/pleasure) used in lyrical contexts. For expatriate Sri Lankans (in the UK, USA, Australia), reading Wal Katha on Scribd is a way to reconnect with their mother tongue in an intimate way.

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