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[@preethimanojpreethi4122]

I am a malayali. But a huge lover of tamil.I can understand and speak tamil but can't write. So this helped me a lot to learn how to write such a beautiful poetic language❤Tnx🥰

[@darsanapramod]

Same here ❤

[@ZanaXyshuu]

Same❣️😌

[@dhanyabinsanayabins4582]

Same ❤️❤️

[@SarahElizabethJohnDunearnss]

same

[@gunanidhibag9833]

I'm from odisha but Now I'm learning tamil this video is very helpful for every person who intrest learning tamil

[@chicooliveira432]

I'm from Brazil, I love Tamil language and people. But I also find it quite difficult, some letters sound the same to me 😅

[@swardika.3709]

Im balinese and l like tamil letter 👍🙏.

[@kanochromia]

Trying to learn this, since Tamil is one of Singapore's official languages. Wish me luck!!

[@kirkwalters1228]

How is your journey going? I just started 12 days ago.

[@anchalbaid]

Thank you🙏 This helped me a lot

[@aridahassan4306]

I don't understand why there is three letter for Na ....Could please explain and also please when to use which one

[@kirkwalters1228]

I am just starting my Tamizh learning journey... I think in speech it's too subtle for us to hear but it matters in writing. I'm sure I'll be learning more about it soon.

[@Jk.S_vmin]

If you're asking for the second letter, it's usually pronounced as 'nga' that's why it has 3 words. And i also appreciate your interest in learning tamil ❤

[@kirkwalters1228]

@@Jk.S_vmin what I've noticed so far with the "ng" is it's like a bridge between the letters on either side of it. As far as the aforementioned "3 Na"s I think they might have been referring to the N with 3 loops, the n with 2 loops, and the n that looks similar to the r 🤷. That's the way I took it anyway.

[@muniperumalvenkatesan9722]

Thank you so much much

[@denicagovender5029]

Thank you for this video, it is very helpful.

[@manivelu9431]

This video is a very helpful

[@Khwabo.Ka.Parinda]

After too many searches I got that. Thank You soooo much🙏

[@LearnEntry]

Happy to help

[@ilovelanguages69]

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[@Dhanasekaran-e7h]

@@LearnEntry 😊

[@manusound8831]

Except the pronunciation for zha ழ பழங்கள், everything is good.

[@manusound8831]

Fantastic. It is a special letter with unique pronunciation. However, it is like somewhat the French pronunciation of "je".

[@abumehar3284]

Thank you lat

[@rikinruthwa5168]

thank you so much

[@LearnEntry]

You're welcome!

[@saradahks2579]

Thankyou..

[@LearnEntry]

Welcome 😊

[@gayatrilohite8551]

Thx

[@sanjuktakayasta5183]

Nice

[@sanidulislam6342]

Thanks

[@RohitRohan-eg7ke]

🎉❤

[@sreyassrinivasan7520]

Only watching cause my Amma forced me to

[@kswaoct]

Same here

[@M_channel16]

🎉🎉🎉

[@misterbean6079]

How to write sa

[@kirkwalters1228]

It's the same as what he has for cha. I haven't gotten far enough in my studies yet to find out the exact grammar rule but the consonant s and ch are the same thing. He does the same in the video for da. The consonant can be t or d depending on what I'm guessing is the same grammar rule I haven't learned yet. I hope this helps.

[@abumehar3284]

La for solam no colam bro

[@arunkumar-jv7uf]

Bro neenga மெய் எழுத்துக்கள் sollitu உயிர்மெய் எழுத்துக்கள் example taringa pathu sollitanga

[@thusithakamal954]

Mukuth thatan ne🎉😢😅😮

[@RohitRohan-eg7ke]

Ry😢😂

[@gayatrilohite8551]

Two same letters gna and na

[@sangeethaalagarsamy9368]

Ithu uyir mai yeluthukal

[@karmedgamgames]

😮g

[@marydeepa603]

Stop im busy doing tamil letters vowe

[@KameshD-yu5vb]

😂😂😂😂😂