Basic Tamil Grammar - Tenses

[@rakeshkirodian5948]

Your teaching ways are highly effective. This kind of learning I was looking for. I am tuluva and want to learn Tamil. Tamil and Tulu has more synonymous words than any other dravidian languages.

[@TheTamilChannel]

Thank you so much Rakesh so happy to hear :D

[@iusr122]

Thanks for your work. Your channel is very useful in learning Tamil. Don't stop:)

[@TheTamilChannel]

Nanri Yurii :D Happy Learning x

[@iusr122]

@@TheTamilChannel Romba nanri!

[@susinganesan8563]

nan romba happiya irrikuran . neenga romba alaka tamila teach panringa . iam very imprised . thank for your videos

[@shwethakarunaratna-c9t]

your presentation is good. but mostly can't understand as you speak very fast.

[@vickysinghania4165]

Mam I'm unable to understand Tamil, and your video to learn Tamil is very helpful. Keep going mam. And please do me a favour, I can't find verb chart please send me.

[@lider0n611]

I have a question. what is the meaning of பலானது?? until now I can't find the answer 😅🙏

[@AbuKassimMohdSaleh]

Very good lesson, but can you speak a bit slowly so that i can catch up your words, i am beginner, rombe nandri., malaysia

[@Athi0903]

I know tamil very well. I'm going to immigrate to Canada so i want to speak English fluently.. what to do for that☹️

[@jodavid2038]

I am going to start a english grammar channel and gonna teach English through Tamil grammar. if you are interested type yes. I will send the link below.

[@Athi0903]

@@jodavid2038 yes

[@Ds_tsytb]

thank you so much !!!!!! 👌👏💖 and the presentation of the video is awesome !!

[@akshaymorey3964]

Romba Nandri.. But I have a doubt.. enakku sabdegama irukku.. Shall I learn both written and spoken form or just spoken form? Because I don't think that I would use written form in Future.. Naa written part pannanum ennu enakku thonala.. Unga help venum..?

[@TheTamilChannel]

May I ask why are you learning Tamil? That'll help me guide you what to focus on :D

[@akshaymorey3964]

@@TheTamilChannel actually I am a Marathi student..I learned Telugu on Internet..Now I am going for Tamil..I learned it because I like it..In short you can say it's my hobby..I know Tamil script..But as per my information the tamil people do not speak written form..So I must learn spoken part first and after I must think about written form..I learned some basic words from a whatsapp Tamil group..That's why I am asking you what should I do spoken or written or both? Because learning Tamil is like learning two languages simultaneously 😁

[@pamelabhattacharya7883]

@@akshaymorey3964 Hi Akshay! I'm a Bengali. Feels so good to read your comment. I went to the flashback of my journey of learning Telugu from the internet just as you said you did. Just felt like connecting to you. I'm also aspiring to start learning Tamil. Can you share some tips and tricks of learning Tamil? (As I'm starting from the scratch, I don't have a clear idea where to begin from) We can both practice our Telugu speaking skills with each other I hope! Learning languages is my passion and Dravidian languages are really very very fascinating. Anyway, just hoping to hear back from you. 🤗

[@akshaymorey3964]

@@pamelabhattacharya7883 Hello.. nice to meet you.. I know Telugu but not so well.. I know Tamil but not so well.. But I can understand Tamil and Telugu movies completely when watching.. Tamil language has two forms ..spoken and written.. Written form is quite different for the people who watch movies only.. I understand spoken but not written because form are bit different.. But after some period you can link spoken and written words.. Learn spoken form first to connect with Tamil people and Tamil culture.. One of my favourite activities is watching Tamil movies with English subtitles.. Thank you

[@pamelabhattacharya7883]

@@akshaymorey3964 Thank you so much for your valuable suggestions. If you are ok sharing your social media id, that will be great. Would love to connect with a like minded individual who has the same passion as I do. It would be beneficial to both of us, I believe!

[@Vambu20]

Proud of you 😍🙂

[@shyamraman2005]

Can you send the chart?

[@TheTamilChannel]

Sure! Send us an email at [e-mail] :D

[@agnitamil1891]

Very interesting

[@nnes3321]

Madam/sir, what is difference between Sonnen and Solliten; poinen and poiten. Whether both are past tense. Also tell me the difference between poi iruken and poiti iruken. Pl help me to learn Tamil.

[@elearn2022]

Sir sonnen means i told.ex..i told you not to go.soliten means i already told.that you are saying to third person.ex: i told him already but he went.

[@PrasanthPrasanth-hb1hj]

Thanks sister

[@rajeshraj-ck7gy]

Mam can u teach me English grammar

[@jawijawijawi5047]

I'm from Malaysia I want to learn Tamil to be able to speak with my friend 😃

[@abishektmr2512]

Aalum mandaum peh

[@Joltmodgaming]

Work on your British accent 😂😂😂 its fake