||Malayalam Class-ileku Swaagatham|| - Page 5

Hello Sonia and Udit,

Nice work sonia mole!!

Vandanam

kora pam ila...Nallathu moon-uh lesson Sonia 😛

Did i say that right?? 😳

Few questions :

Do we have similar vowels and consonants as other Dravidian or Sanskrit derived languages??

Would "no" be Ila too??

How do i say , Please teach??

Would you be covering numbers, days , common food items etc??

Nanni

Originally posted by: BHAVI1972

Hello Sonia and Udit,

Am trying to get around this language since Monday. but it seems to be one of the most difficult language to learn. 😳

This language although being a dravidian language has many Sanskrit vocabulary which when written is easy to understand however when you guys speak it is very difficult since the pronunciation is tongue twister. Not my cup of tea.😛

Your thread is really good👍🏼.

Keep up hard work. Will be visiting the thread on and off to learn atleast few words. 😃

Best Regards,

Bhavi

bahvi di...yes..u are right...Malayalm is a very tough Language to Learn

Originally posted by: shamrish

Vandanam

kora pam ila...Nallathu moon-uh lesson Sonia 😛

Did i say that right?? 😳

Few questions :

Do we have similar vowels and consonants as other Dravidian or Sanskrit derived languages??

Would "no" be Ila too??

How do i say , Please teach??

Would you be covering numbers, days , common food items etc??

Nanni

We got really hard-working teachers.👍🏼

Originally posted by: _Neetu_

We got really hard-working teachers.👍🏼

I appreciate the way you are teaching us.

I am trying but as BHAVI said it seems too difficult language still I won't give up.Lets see...

neetu thnx fr d compliment dear

Lesson : Numbers

1 - onnu

2 - rendu

3 - moonnu

4 - naalu

5 - anchu

6 - aaru

7 - aeezhu

8 - aettu

9 - onbathu

10 - pathu

11 - pathinonnu

12 - panthrandu

13 - pathimoonnu

14 - pathinaalu

15 - pathinanchu

16 - pathinaaru

17 - pathinezhu

18 - pathinettu

19 - pathombathu

20 - irubathu

21 - irupathonnu

22 - irupathirandu

23 - irupathimoonu

30 - muppathu

40 - nalpathuh

50 - anpathu

60 - arupathu

70 - ezhupathu

80 - enpathu

90 - thonnooru

100 - nooru

200 - Irunnooru

300 - Munnooru

1000 - aayiram

2000 - randayiram

100000 - oru laksham

10000000 - oru Kodi

@Sonia & Udhay : Agree with Neetu.. Awesome work so far... Audio will definately help as this language is more about pronouncing properly than just learning words...Thank u for the audio..
Will take a look... Am looking forward to picking this up further 😃

Padippikkoo conjunctions.. ?? 😉... This would help during sentence formation...

Suggestion : If u could include more sentences examples like in Lesson3 , will help.