Learn Tamil through English - Lesson 4 - Daily Activities

A video tutorial series to help you learn Tamil through English, the quick and easy way!
Learn colloquial spoken Tamil through simple lessons.

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[lobsteralone]

@desidame4eva isn't im hungry yeneke pasikide? 

[desidame4eva]

@lobsteralone Yes, you can say that too.

[divya1216]

i have been trying to learn to speak tamil, and all these lessons are extremely helpful! romba nandri!

[smsuresh]

beautiful!!!  sweet voice :-)

[shaafici12345asad]

when i was the mohamed sathak college everyone says ======> SAAPTIYA? .

[sparkxrad]

romba nandri :)

[svakati356]

great

[pugalna]

@desidame4eva

instead Saatham one may use Soarru(சோறு) also

மேலும் கூடுதலா,

சாம்பார் சாதம் என்பதற்கு பதிலாக பருப்பு சோறு என்பதே சரியான பயன்பாடு

[lobsteralone]

@RaspberrySwirl1982 ha! does ur husband watch tamil films?

[RaspberrySwirl1982]

Thank you so much for these wonderful video tutorials! I am an American woman married to a man from Tamil Nadu who is not too keen on teaching me. My husband speaks some Tamil to his parents back in India, but he never uses Tamil at home. This is an extremely helpful resource for me, since I would like to learn that language to communicate with my in-laws and others when I visit my husband's homeland. Keep up the good work!!!

[Dystrazihehn64]

A few other ways to say things (they're more common, depending where you live):

Enakku pasikkyirathu - I'm hungry

Enakku kulikkyanam - I have, want, or need to bathe. (The Y keeps the rhythm Tamil requires)

Avaal - They

Namal- We

Yours (F) - Ungalodu, Yours (I) - Unnodu

Technically, all the informal 'you' tenses are 'ai,' not 'e.' Ex: Enna saaptai? (What did you eat?)

I hope I cleared some things up (?). Ask questions if any.