How can I learn the Tamil language?

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There are several ways to learn Tamil, including enrolling in a language school or taking online courses. Immersing yourself in the language by watching Tamil movies, listening to Tamil music, and reading Tamil literature can also be helpful. Practicing with native speakers and using language learning...
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There are several ways to learn Tamil, including enrolling in a language school or taking online courses. Immersing yourself in the language by watching Tamil movies, listening to Tamil music, and reading Tamil literature can also be helpful. Practicing with native speakers and using language learning apps like Urban pro and resources can aid in the learning process. read less
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It is easy to learn tamil language if you intially practice to write the alphabets in the tamil language and later start using small sentence ,after which you can watch movies and some videos in tamil.Later start speaking using small sentences if you have friends who can speak tamil.Good Luck
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You can learn through a certified Tutor from Urbanpro in a proper way. Learn the scripts, Read simple words and sentences. Understand the meaning. Practice well. Talk with native people. Observe everything they talk. Apply without fear and hesitation. All the best.
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Tamil Basic Tips - 1
We can form as many sentences as possible in 'present tense', by adding the following: He VERB+kiraan. She VERB+kiraal. I VERB+kiraen You VERB+kiraai We VERB+kiroam They VERB+kiraargal
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Past tense exercises in Tamil
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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Some useful question & answer:
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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