Often in any language, the expression, ‘I am fine’ is the opening sentence that sets the pace for a conversation. In Tamil, this can be expressed in several ways. Expression Translation in Tamil Transliteration I am sorry நான் மன்னிப்பு கோருகிறேன் Naan mannippu korugiren I feel bad நான் வருந்துகிறேன் Naan varunthugiren Kindly excuse தயவு செய்து பொறுத்தருளுங்கள் […]
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Each language expresses things differently. One’s personal wellness is beautifully expressed in Telugu in different ways: If you have any feedback or suggestion, you can write to us through the comment section. Expression Translation in Telugu Transliteration I am fine నేను బాగున్నాను Nenu bagunnanu I am good నేను చక్కగా ఉన్నాను Nēnu chakkaga unnanu I am
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How to say I am in Tamil A particular expression is usually differently expressed across languages. In this case, more than the literal translation, we need to consider the local conventions. Let us see how ‘I am’ can be expressed in Tamil. Expression Translation in Tamil Transliteration I am நான் இருக்கிறேன் Naan irukkiren I am
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In English, we say ‘I am’, to indicate our presence. This simple expression can be conveyed in Telugu in a few ways. Share your feedback and suggestion through the comment section. Expression Translation in Telugu Transliteration I am నేను ఉన్నాను Nenu unnanu I am here నేను ఇక్కడ ఉన్నాను Nēnu ikkaḍa unnānu I am available నేను
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As a father of a 3-year old daughter, I can’t ever imagine such a thing happening to anybody even in the wildest of my imagination. The whole story of Aarushi murder case is such soul-jolting experience, but the justice is still far from served. Talvar, the film, sheds light on so many of the facts
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Romantic life is quite interesting to all humans. Across cultures, there are different ways of expressing love. It is quite interesting to note how to say ‘I love you’ in Tamil, the classical language whose literature heralded love as one of the most important aspects of the internal life of people. Expression Translation (Tamil) Transliteration
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I love you in Telugu I love you is a very popular expression used across geographies and cultures to express one’s love for his or her lover. It is quite interesting to note how to say I love you in Telugu. In fact, though your lover might not understand Telugu, you might pick up any
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Even a camel can pass through the eye of a needle, but a scholar can’t. I remember hearing this wise-saying in one of the speeches delivered by somebody, and how true is that! Scholarship is great but it’s considered as the greatest hurdle to surrender–a quality that actually tests the depth of spirituality one
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Dance is a unique art form. It is among the few art forms where the art and artists are really one. A song can be enjoyed even if the singer is not there. A painting can be marvelled if the painter in not there. A poem can be read if the write is not present.
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It is always interesting to know different names and meanings of a particular object in Sanskrit. Oftentimes, it is revealing and related to some sort of intriguing insight. I have always found that there are more than one names of an object in Sanskrit–some of them are direct and some are indirect. Like any other
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It is very surprising to know that Dog has more than 20 names in Sanskrit! To be frank, I also did not know about them and came to know only when I thought of creating this post. Many of them are based on the unique qualities that this ‘best friend of man’ possesses. You will
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Naraz–नाराज़ like many other words that are not originally from Hindi is used commonly by people speaking in Hindi. There is another word similar to this which is used–Khafa (ख़फ़ा). However, the original words from Hindi are hardly used in conversations. Though in writing form, these words may be used. Recommended books to explore Hindi
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Bewafa is a very common word used in normal conversation. A lot of Hindi film songs revolve around this word, and it has become quite popular in relationships. However, it should be noticed that this word was included in Hindi from other languages perhaps Arabic. The original word for the same meaning in Hindi is
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In English transliteration, this mantra will read like this:
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Linkedin has come up a long way from being one of the most boring (yes, people put it like this) and tediously professional network used extensively for recruitment and hiring purpose to be one of the leaders in social media for marketing and sales purposes. To be very specific, right now, it is the most
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Khujli is a folksy word used extensively in North India in Hindi language. A lot of ointments and balms have commercials made using this particular word. It turns into a verb when it changes from ‘khujli’ to ‘khujlana’. It is also called ‘Khaaj–खाज’. On a bigger scale, it could be the indication of a medical
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Lassi or Chhachh is a beverage used extensively in India. It’s of two types–one is sweet and one is salty. Again, two types of content usually are used–one is made of buttermilk (mostly salty) while the other one is after churning curd or yogurt and adding sugar to it. Recommended books to explore Hindi language
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Lota is a Hindi word. When it is to be used in its oblique form, it is called ‘Lotay’ which will be followed by some preposition like ‘ko’, ‘mein’, ‘ke’, ‘se’, etc. So, it is important that you understand this difference in the literal word. It would be Lota–लोटा, which will change to Lotay–लोटे if
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Described as ‘hard, lonely, and vicious’, stand-up comedy is not an easy task by any means. The audience expect a continuous and perpetual stream of laughs, because the feedback is instant and live. Unlike a feature film where actors perform and then wait for the feedback from the audience when they watch the film in theatres,
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I know you must have heard it hundreds of times–there is this NGO and you should support it. Nowadays, they even have call centres. Executives call your phone numbers and ask if you would like to support the education or medical bills of such and such person. But who has the time to do it?
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