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Grammar in spoken Kannada is important but not always strictly followed. Native speakers often use informal or colloquial forms that differ from textbook grammar. In casual conversations, especially among friends or family, small grammatical mistakes are usually overlooked. However, in formal settings like speeches, interviews, or news broadcasts, proper grammar becomes more important. Using correct grammar helps in clear communication and avoids misunderstandings. It also shows respect and professionalism in formal interactions. For learners, focusing too much on perfect grammar at the beginning can slow down speaking confidence. But learning the basics helps build a strong foundation. As one gains fluency, natural grammar usage improves with practice. In short, grammar is useful, but communication matters more in spoken Kannada.
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