How can I learn Tamil language?

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Start with Letters,Words,Sentences.Continue communicating with Tamil language known persons
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First of all you need best coach who can take a class in understandable way and you have work out the homework which you learnt frrom daily class.completed dedicate your self for learning tamil most important things you have to love the tamil language
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Tips to learn Tamil D Samuel, Assistant Professor in charge, Department of Tamil, Madras Christian College suggests starting from learning the vowels and consonants. “It is important to learn to read basic Tamil that will help them read signboards,” says Samuel. “We then introduce...
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Tips to learn Tamil D Samuel, Assistant Professor in charge, Department of Tamil, Madras Christian College suggests starting from learning the vowels and consonants. “It is important to learn to read basic Tamil that will help them read signboards,” says Samuel. “We then introduce them to names of places, salutations and relationship vocabulary that students could use in their daily interactions”. Samuel suggests: Start with simple phrases and expressions: Vannakkam (greetings) Eppadi irukkeenga? (how are you?) Nandri (thank you) Unga peru enna? (what is your name?) etc. Learn the 5Ws and 1H: What – Enna Who – Yaaru When – Eppo Where – Enga Why – En How – Eppadi Learn the important verbs Come – vaa Study – padi Sit down – utkaar Get up – ezhunduru Walk – nada Eat – saapidu Learn the pronouns He – avan/avar She – aval It/This – adhu/idhu Gender neutral pronoun – avanga Learn the tenses Learn a few simple sentences indicating request, advise, order, interrogation and negation. read less
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Simple and best way to learn Tamil Language: 1.Watching Tamil films 2.Interacting with people in Tamil 3.To read and write in tamil hire a Tamil Tutor 4.To practice daily install duolingo application from play store.
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Its pretty easy. Get to know the grammar pattern and basic set of vocabulary from a Trainer. Keep in touch with the language through News, movies, shortfilms, tamill circle of friends etc.
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In case of spoken Tamil, start learning all the basic greetings and phrases first. Then get perfection upon the individual aspects of the language such as pronouns, question words, adjectives, verbs, tenses, clock, etc. Go ahead for the mock conversations. For the best results, join spoken Tamil classes...
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In case of spoken Tamil, start learning all the basic greetings and phrases first. Then get perfection upon the individual aspects of the language such as pronouns, question words, adjectives, verbs, tenses, clock, etc. Go ahead for the mock conversations. For the best results, join spoken Tamil classes where you'll learn everything slowly and effectively. read less
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How many words are there in the English language?
There's no exact count of the number of words in the English language because it's constantly expanding. However, the Oxford English Dictionary estimates that there are around 171,476 words in current use, plus 47,156 obsolete words.
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Why does the Tamil language need 247 alphabets?
Tamil has 247 characters because it combines 12 vowels and 18 consonants to form 216 syllabic letters, plus one special character (ஃ). This system helps represent diverse sounds efficiently.
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How many letters are there in Tamil?
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Is Tamil language a Pre Sanskrit language?
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Q: How are you? *epadi irukeenga? Q: Are you fine? *nalla irukeengala? # am fine # am good *nalla iruken # not bad *paravaalla # some how OK *edo irukken # not good # bad *nalla illa
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Example sentences in Past Tense S.No My book-enoda pusthagam 1. My name is shelly Enoda pearu shelly 2. My teacher gave me a story book today ...


Come - Vaa
He comes - avan varukiraan She comes - aval varugiraal I come - naan varugiren You come - nee vaa We come - naangal varukiroam They come - avargal varukiraargal
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