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13 years ago
I think all members are not ready to teach us their language.. :( :whistle:
Chandu, Its a good name.. Let him see this name and i hope he will accept this name. ;) :cheer:
Akka, I know Hindi little bit. But not fluently. But, I can understand hindi fully.. :laugh: :lol:
Chandu, Its a good name.. Let him see this name and i hope he will accept this name. ;) :cheer:
Akka, I know Hindi little bit. But not fluently. But, I can understand hindi fully.. :laugh: :lol:
Vinu
13 years ago
I think all members are not ready to teach us their language.. :( :whistle:
Chandu, Its a good name.. Let him see this name and i hope he will accept this name. ;) :cheer:
Akka, I know Hindi little bit. But not fluently. But, I can understand hindi fully.. :laugh: :lol:
Actually, I am seeing(?) first Tamilian in my life who says, "I know Hindi". Actually, your state hates Hindi, isn't it? But, nowadays Hindi is taught at school. My cousins know Hindi a little bit :P
Meera sandhu
13 years ago
I am not fully tamilian.. :p I am sowrashtra.. :lol: :laugh:
Also in tamilnadu govt. schools only doesn't teach hindi. Matriculation school always have hindi as subject. :laugh:
So, as a matriculation student i know hindi a bit.. :whistle:
Also in tamilnadu govt. schools only doesn't teach hindi. Matriculation school always have hindi as subject. :laugh:
So, as a matriculation student i know hindi a bit.. :whistle:
Vinu
13 years ago
I am not fully tamilian.. :p I am sowrashtra.. :lol: :laugh:
Also in tamilnadu govt. schools only doesn't teach hindi. Matriculation school always have hindi as subject. :laugh:
So, as a matriculation student i know hindi a bit.. :whistle:
Sowrashtran? How? Can you explain?
Kanna...can you start another set of words........I think, we can study BEngali a little bit...what do you say?
I will write Hindi of those words....colours and relations
Meera sandhu
13 years ago
Colours...Rang
Laal - Red
Hara -Green
Kaala - Black
Safed - White
Orange-?
Meroon-?
Pink-Gulaabi
Yellow - Peela
Blue - Neela
Violet - ?
Relations
Pitajee - Father
Maathaji - Mother
Chacha - Uncle (younger brother of father)
Tau - Uncle (elder brother of father)
Chachi- Aunt (younger sister of mother)
Deedi -Sister
Bhayya - Brother
Behnoyi - Sister's husband
Pati-Husband
Patni - Wife
Daada and daadi- Grand father/mother (Father's parents)
Naana and naani - Grand father/mother (Mother's parents)
Maama and Maami - Uncle and Aunt
Laal - Red
Hara -Green
Kaala - Black
Safed - White
Orange-?
Meroon-?
Pink-Gulaabi
Yellow - Peela
Blue - Neela
Violet - ?
Relations
Pitajee - Father
Maathaji - Mother
Chacha - Uncle (younger brother of father)
Tau - Uncle (elder brother of father)
Chachi- Aunt (younger sister of mother)
Deedi -Sister
Bhayya - Brother
Behnoyi - Sister's husband
Pati-Husband
Patni - Wife
Daada and daadi- Grand father/mother (Father's parents)
Naana and naani - Grand father/mother (Mother's parents)
Maama and Maami - Uncle and Aunt
Meera sandhu
13 years ago
We can start with some words..
How are you? (to youngsters)
Nee yeppadi irrukyee? (tamil)
Thu kiso sey? (sourashtra)
How are you? (To seniors)
Neengal yeppadi irrukenga? (tamil)
Thumi kiso sey? (sourashtra)
Where are you? (to youngsters)
Nee yenga Irrukey? (tamil)
Thu coat seythay (sourashtra)
Where are you? (to seniors)
Neenga yenga irrukenga? (tamil)
Thumi coat seythey? (sourashtra)
How are you? (to youngsters)
Nee yeppadi irrukyee? (tamil)
Thu kiso sey? (sourashtra)
How are you? (To seniors)
Neengal yeppadi irrukenga? (tamil)
Thumi kiso sey? (sourashtra)
Where are you? (to youngsters)
Nee yenga Irrukey? (tamil)
Thu coat seythay (sourashtra)
Where are you? (to seniors)
Neenga yenga irrukenga? (tamil)
Thumi coat seythey? (sourashtra)
Vinu
13 years ago
We two forget to add words of grand father and grand mother
Appooppa - Grand father
Ammoomma - Grand mother
Also....Achaachan-----Father's father
........Achaaamma......Father's mother
.........Ammaamma......Mother's mother
Christians use Achaachan....for elder brother or so... :unsure:
In Tamil...Thaatha.....Grand father
Paatti.......Grand mother
I call my mother's parents thaatha and paatti
(Thaatha is no more :( )
Appooppa - Grand father
Ammoomma - Grand mother
Also....Achaachan-----Father's father
........Achaaamma......Father's mother
.........Ammaamma......Mother's mother
Christians use Achaachan....for elder brother or so... :unsure:
In Tamil...Thaatha.....Grand father
Paatti.......Grand mother
I call my mother's parents thaatha and paatti
(Thaatha is no more :( )
Meera sandhu
13 years ago
We can start with some words..
How are you? (to youngsters)
Nee yeppadi irrukyee? (tamil)
Thu kiso sey? (sourashtra)
Actually no exact sentence in Malayalam.....we ask...Sukhamaano.
How are you? (To seniors)
Neengal yeppadi irrukenga? (tamil)
Thumi kiso sey? (sourashtra)
Where are you? (to youngsters)
Nee yenga Irrukey? (tamil)
Thu coat seythay (sourashtra)
Nee evide/Ningal evide?(juniors/seniors)
Where are you? (to seniors)
Neenga yenga irrukenga? (tamil)
Thumi coat seythey? (sourashtra)
Actually, in Malayalam, for giving respect, very often, we use their names itself, for asking some thing avoiding......you.
Meera sandhu
13 years ago
We two forget to add words of grand father and grand mother i also didnt notice this.. Ok you given correct words in tamil. so, now im writing in sourashtra
Appooppa - Grand father baa
Ammoomma - Grand mothermattombaa
Also....Achaachan-----Father's father
........Achaaamma......Father's mother
.........Ammaamma......Mother's mother
Christians use Achaachan....for elder brother or so... :unsure:
In Tamil...Thaatha.....Grand father
Paatti.......Grand mother
I call my mother's parents thaatha and paatti
(Thaatha is no more :( )
Vinu
13 years ago
In bengali,
Grand father-Dadu or thakurda
Grand mother- thakurma
Mother's mother- Dida or didima.
Grand father-Dadu or thakurda
Grand mother- thakurma
Mother's mother- Dida or didima.
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