Akole

Dr G Bharadwaj Chandra replied | 6 days ago

No, for high grade it is difficult 

Diksha Gupta replied | 22 hrs ago

I think yes it's enough to teach and handle students and more importantly you should be able to explain and make them understand whatever you are teaching them if you are good at it then its enough

Sahil jamdegni replied | 1 day ago

Kriya

Dev Kanya replied | 19 hrs ago

Kriya

Parv Poddar replied | 11 May

In spoken Kannada, grammar is important but not rigidly enforced, especially in informal or day-to-day conversations. Here's a breakdown of how grammar matters in different contexts:

✅ Why Grammar Matters in Spoken Kannada:

1. Clarity of Meaning: Basic grammar (like subject-verb agreement and correct tense usage) helps listeners understand you clearly.

2. Politeness & Formality: Using proper sentence endings and respectful forms (like maadi, kodi, etc.) is crucial in formal settings or when speaking with elders.

3. Avoiding Misunderstandings: Incorrect use of particles or verb forms can sometimes lead to confusion or unintended meanings.

⚠️ Where Grammar is More Flexible:

• Casual speech among friends or family often uses shortened or grammatically loose sentences.

• Native speakers may drop subject pronouns or use slang that bends formal rules.

• Children or beginners are usually understood even with mistakes, as long as key words are clear.

🎯 Best Practice for Learners:

• Focus on functional grammar: common verb conjugations, honorifics, and sentence structure.

• Aim for clear communication, not perfection.

• As you grow more fluent, refine grammar for formal and professional conversations.

Mudita Mangal replied | 5 days ago

Grammar is crucial for clear communication, and therefore significant in spoken kannada.   Understanding grammar helps ensure that your message is conveyed accurately and without ambiguity, which is particularly important for informative and accurate content .