Learn Tamil through English - Lesson 2 - Questions

[shaafici12345asad]

Naan chennia-le irrukain ✔ * Thank you so much girl*

[ginodtandapany]

Thank you so much for all this effort. It really is wonderful! x

[royalfahil1]

fahilroyal Learn Tamil through English - Lesson 2 - Questions

[SunnyTheBraveheart]

you have a very sweet voice, do you sing ?

[chutilerki]

Wow it's so different from Sri lankan Tamil. I want to learn Tamil alphabet. Is there a good online resource?

[learnenglish93532]

எத்தனயோ சம்ஸ்கிருத வார்த்தைகளை தமிழ் என்று நினைத்துக்கொள்கிறோம். கலை என்பது கலா என்ற சம்ஸ்கிருத வார்த்தையின் திரிபு. அரசு என்பது ராஜா என்பதன் திரிபு. பாண்டி என்பது சம்ஸ்கிருத வார்த்தை.

தமிழ் நாட்டில் வைக்கப்படும் பெயர்கள் ஏறக்குறைய எல்லாமே சமஸ்கிருதம் தான்.

தமிழ் என்ற பெயரே கூட சமஸ்கிருதம் தான். பண்டைய தமிழர்கள் தமிழுக்கும் சமஸ்கிருதத்துக்கும் வேறுபாடு காணவில்லை. திருவள்ளுவரே கூட தன முதல் குறளிலேயே பகவன் என்ற சம்ஸ்கிருத வார்த்தையைப் பயன்படுத்தி இருக்கிறார். அவர் அதைப் பற்றிக் கவலைப்படவில்லை.

[pugalna]

@desidame4eva

Wedding - Though kalyanam is used but still one may use Thirumanam as it is commonly used in invitation letter or in any literal fomat

[pugalna]

@desidame4eva

சோனியா என்ற பெயருக்கு பதிலாக நிங்கள் பயன்படுத்த/பாவிக்க நல்ல தமிழ் பெயர்களை பல உள்ளன

எ-டு

பெண் பால்,

கலையரசி, அன்பரசி, கலைசெல்வி, மலர், மலர்விழி,

மலர்மதி, மதி அழகி, முத்தழகி, மதியரசி. நிலா, பொன்னி,

தாமரை, இலக்கியா, இளவரசி, செல்வி இன்ன பிற(etc) ....

ஆண் பால்,

கதிர்,கதிரவன், தங்கபாண்டி, அன்புசெல்வன், தமிழ்செல்வன், வெற்றி, செல்வா, செல்லபாண்டி, முத்தையா, அருள், முகில், செல்லதுரை, இளவரசு, இளவரசன் இன்ன பிற(etc) ....

[kahjal1]

this is indian tamil...but i thing it's better to lern tamil...normal tamil..like not chennai tamil maybe sri lankan tamil is better for lern I lernt tamil in sri lankan tamil that's much better to lern...!!!

[MrSivaramponnuru]

Vankkam Madam,

The lessons that you uploaded are very , very..good for learners like me. Actually I have been trying to get lessons on Tamil for years but I could not get useful ones , at last I could get your lessons by god’s grace. I had never believed that Tamil is that easy until I saw your lessons .Really you have done wonderful job.

Please upload more lessons so that we can learn good Tamil .

Hope more lessons from you soon.

Good bye

Nanri

[suprajasivaramakrish]

This is pure Indian Tamil not srilankan or canadian Tamil. You have a very sweet voice. Nandri. Vanakkam.

[ghajini800]

love ur voice and pronounciation.i am learning tamil.

[rumit99]

please do a quick video on the alphabet. thanks.

[drtfghd]

Is this Sri Lankan Tamil or Indian Tamil? I would say Vango instead of vaanga...

[terrorbecky007]

@drtfghd its indian tamil

[richgreenall]

Love this - especially the accent - very nice. Do you have the slides you use for download????

[pvspeaks]

Thank you so much for putting these lessons together. This is very helpful as I am a north Indian married into a south Indian family :-) I

n the past I have tried to pick up books (Learn tamil in 30 days and other stuff) but it was not easy. Learning through English is the way to go....

Thank you for all your work.

Much appreciation..

pv

[krcbqn1]

it is awaysome.. god bless

[Sadawala65]

In tamil illai means no, but it sounds so sweet that looks like yes!

[Roggiedodgie]

Rumba nundri. Maybe someday I'll understand what my wife and bro in law are conversing about. With my adept skills at learning a language, it should take about 55 years. I will be 100 then.

[tiwinee]

Hello, thanks for the videos, there are very helpful

In lesson 1, you were teaching "yepdi irukey" = How are you ? (i)

But in this lesson, how is translated "yeppidi" and "are" is "irukke".

Are these two differents words, or is the writing random ?

[newchola]

Thank you for the lessons, they are very helpful. Also you have got a lovely voice. Thanks ..

[Sadawala65]

Not easy. Not easy... specially the pronunciaton. To learn Tamil seems to be the most difficult thing I have tried to do.

[NellinaMs]

to:PakistaniMau: the "un" you want to pronounce is like the word wound!

[randompeeps999]

Thank you...we are learning so much through this...i like your username desidame 4 eva!

[Skaushik98]

Thank you so much for putting this together. Romba nalla irrukku, niraya nanri

[Evildragonroar]

yo d

[phanikumar83]

Very good tutorial for learning tamil which is needed for necessary conversations. The highlights of this tutorial is the voice. it is very clear, soft and all the words are perfectly pronounced. I liked it very much.

[livefilmsonline]

Hi there, thanks for the lesson. its better than most of the lesson.

U can just pronounce "un" as "un" instead of saying "won"

anyways is it possible for me to get this slide? it would be help ful. i can give it to my mates.

Let me know thanks

[gwopmoula]

@Grillchef18 thats so childish...

[Grillchef18]

@gwopmoula i know lol, sorry

[tungkeat89]

Thank You very much

[apserajudeen]

thanks haritha

[PakistaniMau]

i dont understand how u pronounce the "un"?? it sounds like "wun" or "won"???

cud u speak it clearly^^

[desidame4eva]

@PakistaniMau - The conversational pronunciation is "won". The textual way is "un", that's how it's written.

You may say "won" itself while speaking.

[fiolagger]

"Nee enga irrukeenga?" roughly translates to "You where are?" So, where is the equivalent of live or stay in that sentence?

[desidame4eva]

Firstly it's either Neenga enga irukeenga or Nee enga irukke.

Secondly, in this sentence it means "where are you". If you'd like to ask where do you stay, you can say Neenga (or i - Nee) enga thangureenga (or i -thangurey)?

[killedbyAP]

@fiolagger

I've heard "Nee enga irrukeenga" as meaning "where are you staying?" but this is in Mumbai so it might be different.

[jeyendra2008]

i lyk yor voice lol

[seren6ipity]

Thanks for your lessons. They are very helpful and your voice sounds so patient.

Can you please clarify if "How -yeppadi" is for qualitative questions and "How - Yevulovu" is for quantitative questions? Thx.

[SunaynaRaman]

Love your lessons, they're amazing !

[Afgjasmine16]

thanks