LEARN TAMIL 6 - CONVERSATION - "ASKING DIRECTIONS IN TAMIL"

[@sumedhsamant642]

Excellent videos to learn Tamil. Romba nandri 👍👍

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

Thank you Subdhsamant

[@neeleshkushte6023]

Very precise and explained the way Tamil is different from English when conversing.

[@homestylebaking2051]

Thank you Sir, this is very helpful to me, I have just started learning Tamil and I do not speak any of the Indian languages. Thank you once again 🙏🏼

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

Best wishes . What Lang do you speak ?

[@homestylebaking2051]

I speak English only, but I've worked with some Sri Lankans co-workers and I picked up a few words but I still cannot put together a sentence, I am hoping that I will learn enough Tamil so that I may be able to have simple basic conversation with my Tamil neighbours and friends. Thank you, you are doing an amazing job. God bless 🙏🏼

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

@@homestylebaking2051 you will get there quickly like many . Wishes again

[@homestylebaking2051]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 Thank you Sir

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

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[@rebeccamanari2041]

Wonderfully explained.

[@CLEOPATRANTOINE]

Don't understand why in the 2nd phrase, there is "irukunga" instead of "iruku"as it relates to the address and not the person. So why be polite with the address?

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

ok. The ngE is not for the address. The ngE is added add the end to make the question polite. If you are asking to a little boy it could be "indhE address engE irukku?" indhE address engE irukkU (ngE) ? - this ngE is added at the end to make it polite as John is speaking to the passerby .. probably a respected man or woman

[@MedhaLakshmanRao]

Thankyou so much for these wonderful videos! Its super helpful

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

best wishes!!!

[@about3977]

Thanks for video

[@chetanborkar100]

nice to listen it repeatedly ..learning is good

[@chetanborkar100]

Revision 2

[@gassencurpanen4837]

Just for you to know about my level Enakku Intha video sulabamaa irukku.

[@veerendrapai1289]

Super bro

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

Thank you Bro. If you find time , check my other 95 videos in this link kzbin.info/door/htG627ZQrsKH8fM6E-_8hQvideos

[@aruljothi2762]

Its good sir...may i get it in pdf or ppt form

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

I do not have it in PPT or PDF. I do it in Word . I can send you .

[@aruljothi2762]

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[@LEARNTAMIL1]

@@aruljothi2762Hello I will try to compile them first. It is scattered. I will try to upload it in a google drive first. Need a little time.

[@aruljothi2762]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 ok after that send

[@vaishnavinikam4081]

Hi .. what is difference between nadaakadh and nadak mudiyaadh

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

with the english letters I am finding it difficult. nadakaadhE = dont walk. nadakkE mudiyaadhU = 'cannot walk

[@balajikatakaraju9326]

Good But Why some letters written in capital letter and some letters in small letters ???

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

I just wanted to follow a transliteration style that matches the sounds and pronunciation and sounds of Thamizh . You can see the transliteration video . Thank you