Learn Tamil 26 - COMMON VERBS in Tamil - part 2

[@hemantsehra5498]

Thank you very much brother These videos are very helpful for me now

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

best wishes

[@malexander2438]

'Idhe purinjikavaa enakku ivvalo naerom aaguthu' is exactly how I'm feeling right now!!!

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

do not expect magic. it is like connecting the dots. Once you connect more and more dots ...you get a picture already in mind and you can connect just anyway and easily . Initial dot connectiing is a bit of tedious task

[@User22_2g]

5:38 sir, why is it aavE.n but not aaguvE.n for the infinitive verb aagaradhU?

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

aavE.n is the shorter form of vocalization

[@User22_2g]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 seri sir, nanri sir

[@udayshankar905]

Sir please make the list of more verbs like 100/200 commen verbs

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

Sure Uday , I will make them sooner. Just a matter of looking someone to help me with editing and all. Once I get a helping hand I will update more and more videos. Thank you for your suggestions .

[@babra_mann]

Also add past tense

[@bhaveshmishra01]

How do we construct sentences using the verb 'USE' like - 1. What soap do you use for bathing ? 2. I use mustard oil instead of sunflower oil for cooking. In some of the Tamil videos I have seen the use of the word - use paNNu directly for such sentences.

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

ennE soap ubayOgikkarE? = kaunsaa soap isthmaal karthe ho? ennE soap pOdarE ? = kaunsaa soap lagaathe ho ? First is good colloquial and second is very very colloquial . I would use both depending on the circumstances and the people I talk to . but 2nd comes 80 percent of the time to me instinctively.

[@malexander2438]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 'podu' is always there in spoken Tamil! he he

[@Shrey_Shrek]

is "solla kodutthIngarathu" to teach?

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

solli kudukkE - to teach

[@Shrey_Shrek]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 ok

[@sourabhchougule5642]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 in our kannada it means " helli kudodu..."