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ramakrishnan (@ 208-*) on: Mon Sep 6 21:00:29 EDT 2004
oru vELie ungaLukku indhe vaarthie pudhusaa irukkalaam: 'palakaNi' enRaal window
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Nedunchezhiyan (@ cach*) on: Sun Sep 12 17:25:30 EDT 2004
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Tamilmurugan (@ prox*) on: Tue Sep 14 04:42:39 EDT 2004
Please donot spoil tamil and plz i bes plz dont post something nonsense (like koothikolapool)
Tamil is a very ancient rich in good literature.
please try to spread its fame. or need not do anything . this is my humble request .in this disscussion its started for daily one tamil word. but i cant see one here.
i am giving one here.
YAKKAI - BODY OF HUMAN.
this is a simple word which appears in the song yakkai thiri.... in Auyatha yeluthu.
so please try to enhance tamil and spread its fame
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Patricia Delan (@ 69-1*) on: Sun Oct 10 05:45:01 EDT 2004
I am an American and I live in California. I have a couple of different language social groups. One of them is a Tamil group that I formed with some Tamil speakers who reluctantly agreed to join the club. But after a year we are all beginning to have some fun. We get together once in two weeks two weeks and try to translate some difficult passages from English to Tamil. We all try to find funny and challenging passages and try to compete in a friendly way to do the best translation without using english words. We find it very hard, as we don't have many resources by way of dictionaries.
Do you have any good suggestion for dictionaries, especially something that will help us with literature that has a lot of flowery emotional phrases, similes and metaphors in English.
For example, I am trying to translate the following phrases from a Play:
"Crucify the Insincere".
Scrap up all the moments of your life tonight"
Please help.
You can send me an email to kantakt@yahoo.com
Thanks in advance for your help.
Patricia.
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tamilvirumbi (@ illc*) on: Mon Oct 11 08:28:41 EDT 2004
what is narumugai?
-tamil virumbi
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Palani Selvam (@ 202.*) on: Wed Nov 10 08:51:37 EST 2004
Kadavule,
Kalikalam muthiiii poochu pa.. Just now I have read poems in the following link..
http://forumhub.com/poems/4995.06.39.18.html
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suresh (@ ppp7*) on: Fri Nov 12 08:51:58 EST 2004
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marudu (@ bgp0*) on: Fri Nov 19 22:58:52 EST 2004
"Naru" means Fragrance like in Narumanam and "Mugi" means Cloud(the rainy one).
Then .."Narumugi" Means a lass(girl) with beautiful long black hair.
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Gopal K. Rayar (@ 61.2*) on: Fri Dec 10 01:52:23 EST 2004
it seems to be a very good effort to learn one word a day in Tamizh. pl dont missuse this thread. can anyone please do some thing to see that the porno sites dont enter into such good literary sites?
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