Learning Tamil, My experiences: continued

Thread started by skanthan on 25th January 2006 04:41 AM

vaNakkam!

Welcome to my new Tamil learning thread, "Learning Tamil, My experiences: continued". This thread is a continuation of my old thread, "Learning Tamil, My experiences". This thread will continue where my old thread left off prior to all the nastiness and spams and will run in much the same way as my old thread.

ie: I will post whatever words and phrases I learned on this thread for correction and review along with other queries related to Tamil learning, history of the Tamil script etc.

I look forward to learning Tamil from the members on this forum and to a spam free Tamil learning thread.

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• From: aanaa on 16th November 2009 11:59 PM [Full View]

  
  
  

  Originally Posted by skanthan

  Colloquial Tamil
  
  சாப்பிட்டாச்சா?
  நான் சாப்பிட்டச்ச விட்டேன்.

  
  
  In writing there is no different in Chennai/Jaffna/ Batti? Sinagai /Malay
  
  Its only the accent
  
  Grammar is same.

  
  

• From: skanthan on 17th November 2009 03:25 AM [Full View]

  
  
  

  That is true.

  
  

• From: skanthan on 13th April 2012 04:51 PM [Full View]

  
  
  

  Since the last two years, I have been attending Tamil classes with the Tamil Cultural Association here in Edmonton and have met with some success.

  
  

• From: PARAMASHIVAN on 13th April 2012 05:20 PM [Full View]

  
  
  

  Aha Never knew such thread existed , was about to start one. Good thread Skanthan
  
  What do they following thamizh words mean?
  
  1) aRam as in aRam seiya virumbu ?
  
  2) sinam ? Does it mean Annoyed ?

  
  

• From: app_engine on 13th April 2012 07:25 PM [Full View]

  
  
  

  Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN

  Aha Never knew such thread existed , was about to start one. Good thread Skanthan :0
  
  What do they following thamizh words mean?
  
  1) aRam as in aRam seiya virumbu ?
  
  2) sinam ? Does it mean Annoyed ?

  'aRam' as seen in this statement means charitable acts (as in 'aRa nilaiyam', centers attached to temples that help the poor). However, that is not the only meaning - it could also mean high morals ('aRa neRi').
  
  
  'sinam' is anger (well, it could even mean burst of anger, like fire. ARuvadhu = let it cool down)

  
  

• From: PARAMASHIVAN on 13th April 2012 07:36 PM [Full View]

  
  
  

  Originally Posted by app_engine

  'aRam' as seen in this statement means charitable acts (as in 'aRa nilaiyam', centers attached to temples that help the poor). However, that is not the only meaning - it could also mean high morals ('aRa neRi').
  
  
  'sinam' is anger (well, it could even mean burst of anger, like fire. ARuvadhu = let it cool down)

  Thank you very much App anna

  
  

• From: ilekani on 21st April 2012 09:02 AM [Full View]

  
  
  

  இந்த சொற்களின் அர்த்தம் என்ன?
  
  அடுத்தாரி
  லோ கழற்றி
  நவிள் பறக்க.
  
  இவைகள் அகராதியில் இல்லை ஆனால் நான் படிக்கும் புதினத்தில் உண்டு. யாழ்ப்பாணத்தமிழர்கள், எனக்கு உதவி செய்யுங்கள்.

  
  

• From: PARAMASHIVAN on 23rd April 2012 03:40 PM [Full View]

  
  
  

  Originally Posted by ilekani

  இந்த சொற்களின் அர்த்தம் என்ன?
  
  அடுத்தாரி
  லோ கழற்றி
  நவிள் பறக்க.
  
  இவைகள் அகராதியில் இல்லை ஆனால் நான் படிக்கும் புதினத்தில் உண்டு. யாழ்ப்பாணத்தமிழர்கள், எனக்கு உதவி செய்யுங்கள்.

  perhaps Aana sir can answer this

  
  

• From: skanthan on 30th October 2012 06:48 AM [Full View]

  
  
  

  Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN

  Aha Never knew such thread existed , was about to start one. Good thread Skanthan
  
  What do they following thamizh words mean?
  
  1) aRam as in aRam seiya virumbu ?
  
  2) sinam ? Does it mean Annoyed ?

  Thank you, Paramashivan!

  
  

• From: skanthan on 30th October 2012 06:49 AM [Full View]

  
  
  

  Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN

  perhaps Aana sir can answer this

  I will see of I can find out the meaning of those words.