Sir, for saying Vanakkam, had observed that few people say "vanakkam" and few say "vanakkangal". Could u explain what's the difference between them and how to use as per sentence? Also as similar to above, when do the words end with "-gal" ?
@LEARNTAMIL13 жыл бұрын
vanakkam is both casual and formal . While vanakkangaL is very formal where you wish to many people or on behalf of many . I pay my respects to the people here . Here it becomes "respects", is it not?...Likewise it is used in a very formal context. All the best Ujwal
@ujwalgaruda51383 жыл бұрын
@@LEARNTAMIL1 OK got it sir! thanks a lot !!!
@venuspraveen3 жыл бұрын
Sir, in this video at 6:25 minutes, "Unge ellarayom paathadhule rombe sandhosham", is it also acceptable to say, "ungE ellarukkE paath rombe sandhosham"
@LEARNTAMIL13 жыл бұрын
There is no such word as ellarukkE ... you can instead say ungalE paaThadhulE sandhOsho.m = it is pleasure meeting seeing You. ungE ellaarayo.m makes it clearly plural = you all don;t worry you will get there. some little mistakes do happen .
@venuspraveen3 жыл бұрын
@@LEARNTAMIL1 Thank you so much for the correction Sir. I request you for a video on vEtrumaigal. I wish to learn the 7 endings for a noun like paiyyan, that is paiyyan, paiyannai, paiyyanaal etc. If there is one video already, please share the link.
@LEARNTAMIL13 жыл бұрын
@@venuspraveen you seem to be ahead of me ;) . Where did you get the word vetrumaigaL ? . anyway , it looks like a lead to me for the following videos . Can we get in touch through phone if that is OK , Sir?
@venuspraveen3 жыл бұрын
@@LEARNTAMIL1 Vanakkam Sir. Before discovering this channel, I was referring a book "Learn Tamil in 30 days" by Balaji Publications, Chennai. That's where I had come across the word, vetrumaigaL. And then suddenly I discovered this channel. We will keep in touch Sir. I have mailed my number to you.