Okay rajraj,
naan adhai seyya maattEn!
How do you say these?
I learned
You learned
You (respective) learned
He learned
She learned
He/She(respective) learned.
They learned
We learned
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Okay rajraj,
naan adhai seyya maattEn!
How do you say these?
I learned
You learned
You (respective) learned
He learned
She learned
He/She(respective) learned.
They learned
We learned
I had something - ennidam irundhadhuQuote:
Originally Posted by rajraj
You had something - unnidam irundhadhu
(respect) - ungaLidam irundhadhu
He had something - avanidam irundhadhu
She had something - avaLidam irundhadhu
(respect) avaridam irundhadhu
They had something - avargaLidam irundhadhu
We had something - engaLidam irundhadhu
Please tell me what is the difference between naangaL and engaL.
Naangal = we
Engal = Ours
Thank you dev.
Tamil is soooo sweet! :D
I have something - ennidam irukiRadhu
You have something - unnidam irukiRadhu
(respect) - ungaLidam irukiRadhu
He has something - avanidam irukiRadhu
She has something - avaLidam irukiRadhu
(respect) - avaridam irukiradhu
They have something - avargaLidam irukiRadhu
We have somthing - engaLidam irukiRadhu
hey wow this is the type of step by step i needed!
I always find myself having to insert english word instead or floundering for a mispronounced tamil word...when i think of writing in tamglish i find my pronounciation even worse....and very comical for others :oops:
Quote:
Originally Posted by skanthan
Skanthan: You can also use,
kaRRukkoNdEn
kaRRukkoNdaai
kaRRukkoNdeergaL
kaRRukkoNdaan
kaRRukkoNdaaL
kaRRukkoNdaar
kaRRukkoNdaargaL
kaRRukkoNdOm
respectively!
I think I really like the words, katRukondEn, katRukkondaay etc... Since I have been learning Tamil both from Shanthi and through the sheets from www.tamilclass.com , I have found that not only was I learning alot in Tamil, but also alot of new words etc were coming to me naturally, based on what I already had learned.
ie: when rajraj typed the future tense phrases, ennidam irukkum, engaLidam irukkum etc.. I came to know naturally what was the past and present tense forms of these phrases.
raj, dev and other tamizh arinjargaL,
the word we use to convey "sate" is
'thirupthi'
I think its sanskrit. iTS ACTUALLY SAID AS 'thrupthi' rather than 'THIRUPTHI'
Since Otrezhuthu cant come as first letter, do we say
'thirupthi'?
Its actually 'thrupthi' aint not?
Small hitch Skanthan,
What kind of tamil you want to learn casual speaking tamil or pure tamil? be sure of it.Because if you speak pure tamil to a person in Tamilnadu (Eventhough its correct) they will think that you got escaped from Keezhpakkam.Like if you want to know about bus route then
Pure Tamil
Nanbarey! Indha perundhu adayar selluma? vazhithadam sollungalyen
Colloq tamil (Which is n normal use)
Boss! indha bus-u adayar poguma? Enna route-u?