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26th January 2006, 09:18 AM
#11
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the infinitive
Lesson 25: the infinitive
Regular verbs
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English word - root - infinitive
do - sey - seyya
cry - azhu - azha
person - aaL - aaLa
throw - eRi - eRiya
sit - utkaar - utkaara
enter - nuzhai - nuzhaiya
buy - vaangu - vaanga
touch - thodu - thoda
eat - saappidu - saapida
see - paar - paarkka
see - kaaN - kaaNNa
open - thiRa - thiRakka
Irregular verbs
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go - pO - pOga
come - vaa - vara
give - thaa - thara
ask - kEL - kEtka
stand - nil - niRka
sell - vil - viRka
sit - amar - amara
(to) rain - pey - peyya
(to) help - udhavu - udhava
??? - thin - thinna
find - kanduppidi - kanduppidikka
put - pOdu - pOda
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26th January 2006 09:18 AM
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26th January 2006, 06:51 PM
#12
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the negative command
Lesson 27 - the negative command -aadhE
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English word - Root - negative command - respective negative
do - sey- seyyaadhE - seyyaadheergaL
throw - eRi - eRiyaadhE - eRiyadheergaL
buy - vaangu - vaangaadhE - vaangaadheergaL
touch - thodu - thodaadhE - thodaadheergaL
eat - saappidu - sappidaadhE - sappidaadheergaL
see - paar - paarkkaadhE - paarkkadheergaL
open - thiRa - thiRakkadhE - thiRakkaadheergaL
to be continued...
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26th January 2006, 07:07 PM
#13
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About Tamil script and Sanskrit.
In many Tamil books, magazines and newspapers, I have noticed the occurence of the following letters from Sanskrit: ja, occasionally sha(as in shivaa or gaNEsha), sha(as in vishNu or kirushNa), sa , ha, occasionally ksha(a combination of d+cha is used to write this sound) and sri. Is this a remanant of the old convention of using the Grantha alphabet to write Sanskrit words in Tamil? I heard somewhwere else on the forum that this convention was once used expecially in subjects the required the use of alot of Sanskrit words. Unfortunately, there are no examples of this old convention anywhere on Internet. I hope someone can shed more light on how these letters managed to be retained in modern Tamil usage.
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26th January 2006, 07:19 PM
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skanthan:
aaL also means rule/govern; aaLa = to rule/govern
eat = thin,saappidu
however = irundhaalum ,aanaalum,irundhapodhilum
" I think there is a world market for may be five computers". IBM Chairman Thomas Watson in 1943.
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26th January 2006, 07:25 PM
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Okay raajraj,
I got it. About my queries on the Grantha letters. Can anyone give me an explanation in regards to this? mikka nanRi!
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28th January 2006, 09:32 AM
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A kind request.
To help me with my Tamil learning, it would be so nice if hubbers can post some sentences in English for me to translate into Tamil and correct me when I make mistakes or when I am unsure and it would be nice to quiz me once in a while. nanRi!
aiyO saami! I should of asked those who posted on my old Tamil learning thread to make copies of my posts there so then sometimes in future they can give me reviews!
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28th January 2006, 09:48 AM
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Sentences: negative and respective negative command.
Don't watch, television, read the bbok!
tholaikkaatchiyai paarkkaadhE, putthagatthai padi!
tholaikkaatchiyai paarkkadheergaL, putthagatthai padiyungaL!
Don't bite the candy, suck it!
mittaayai kadikkaadhE, sappu!
mittaayai kadikkaadheergaL, sappungaL!
Don't buy the doll, buy the shirt!
sattaiyai vaangaadhE, pOmmaiyai vaangu!
sattaiyai vaangaadheergaL, pOmmaiyai vaangungaL!
Don't throw thw ball here!
pandhaiyai eRiyaadhE!
pandhaiyai eRiyaadheergaL!
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28th January 2006, 04:52 PM
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I think that along side of me, other people are learning Tamil thru this thread...
vaazhga thamizh, vaaLarga thamizh!
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29th January 2006, 05:44 AM
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Please tell me how to say these past tenses in thamizh.
I did
You did
He did
She did
He/she did (respective)
They did
I said
You said
He said
She said
He/she said (respective)
they said
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29th January 2006, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by
skanthan
Please tell me how to say these past tenses in thamizh.
I did ............................................naan seydhEn
You did..........................................nee seydhaay
He did ..........................................avan seydhaan
She did.........................................avaL seydhaaL
He/she did (respective)................avar(gaL) seydhaar(gaL)
They did........................................avargaL seydhaargaL
I said............................................na an sonnEn
You said........................................nee sonnaay/neengaL sonneergaL
He said.........................................avan sonnaan
She said.......................................avaL sonnaaL
He/she said (respective)..............avar(gaL) sonnaar(gaL)
they said......................................avargaL sonnaargaL
Hope this helps skanthan !
" I think there is a world market for may be five computers". IBM Chairman Thomas Watson in 1943.
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