Is it true that Tamil language is almost same as it existed since its beginning in the written form?

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No, it has changed a lot. I agree with MR Ramaswamy's words.
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Hi sunitha , yes, speaking and written forms are almost same for beginning... but when we start to teach tamil we have to start from some words which are same in both speaking and writing.
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same but only four letters have been changed
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No. It changed a lot over the the period of century as it is almost 2000 year old language . The original tamil was used by ancient tamilian not currently used in written and spoken. Thirukural and many more old tamil poetry example for that
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Nope has undergone changes. The letters are now simplified. Also, there are changes in the vocabulary tooo
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That's the belief.
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no. from original tamil i e ancient archaic tamil the current writing of tamil has undergone many changes
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Many changes has bee undergone in written form too. For example Avvaiyaar, ayya etc,
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Many changes has been undergone in written form. Avvaiyaar and Ayya are good examples
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HI sunitha speaking is easier then writing
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