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COMMON SPOKEN TAMIL

M AD E E A S Y T h ird Edition b y T V . ADIKESAVALU D i g it a l V e r s i onCHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE VELLORE

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2 C O MM O N S P OK E N T AMIL M AD E E A S Y T h ird Edition b y T V . ADIKESAVALU D i g it a l V e r s i on 2

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b ook was prepared for the staff and students of Christian Medical College Vellore, f o r u s e i n t h e T a m il S t u d y P r og r a m m e N o p a r t m a y b e r e produced without permission of t h e G e n e r a l S u p e r i n t e n d e n t

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CONTENTS

FOREWORD.6

PREFACE TO SECOND EDITION.7

THIRD EDITION: UPDATE.8

I. NOTES FOR PRONUNCIATION & KEY FOR ABBREVIATIONS.9

II. GRAMMAR LESSONS:

Lesson No.Page.

1. Greetings and Forms of Address.10

2. Pronouns, Interrogative and Demonstrative.12

3. Pronouns, Personal.15

4. The Verb 'to be", implied.17

5. Cardinal Numbers 1 to 10, and

Verbs - introduction.19

6. Verbs - Positive Imperatives.21

7. Verbs - Negative Imperatives, Weak & Strong Verbs, & Medials.23

8. Nouns - forming the plural.28

9. Nouns and Personal Pronouns - Accusative (Object) case.30

10. Nouns and Personal Pronouns - Genitive (Possessive) Case.34

11. Review, (Revision) No.I.38

12. Verbs - Infinitives.40

13. Nouns and Personal Pronouns, Dative Case, 'to" or 'for"

& Verbs - Defective.43

14. Verbs - defective (continued).47

15. Cardinal Numbers 11 to 1000 & Time.50

16. Verbs - Present tense, Positive.54

17. Adjectives and Adverbs.58

18. Post-Positions.61

19. Nouns - Locative Case, "at" or "in".64

20. Post positions, (Continued).67

21. Verbs - Future Tense, Positive,and Ordinal Numbers. 70

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22. Verbs - Present and Past, Negative, Page.

and Potential Form to express "may"75

23. The Vegetable Shop, And Review (Revision) No.II79

24. Verbs - Future tense, Negative.82

25. Nouns & Pronouns, Instrumental, 'by means of" or 'with",

Verbs - to express 'should",'should not", 'must" and 'must not"87

26. Nouns & Pronouns, Instrumental case accompaniment/association,

Verbs - to express 'need,...need not"92

27. Nouns & Pronouns - ablative case, 'from",

Verbs - to express 'can" or 'able to" &'cannot" or 'not able to"97

28. Nouns & Pronouns - locative case (continued from Lesson 19)102

29. Nouns & Pronouns, complete declensions107

30. Verbs, Past Tense, strong verbs, with 'thth" as medial110

31. Verbs, Past Tense, strong verbs, with "thth" as medial (continued)114

32. Verbs, Past Tense, weak verbs, with 'dh" as medial117

33. Verbs, Past Tense, weak and strong, with 'ndh" as medial120

34. Verbs, Past Tense, weak and strong, with 'ndh" as medial (continued)123

35. Verbs, Past Tense, weak verbs, with 'in" as medial126

36. Verbs, Past Tense, weak verbs, with 'in" as medial (continued)130

37. Verbs, Past Tense, weak verbs, with 'tt" as medial133

38. Review (Revision) No.III137

39. Verbs - Past Participles140

40. Verbs - Perfect & Imperfect tenses144

41. Verbs - conditional form 'if" & 'if not".148

42. To express 'even if" & 'even if not"153

43. Verbs -Participles - present, past & future forms.157

44. Comparison and Reflective verbs.161

45. Intensive verbs & Causal verbs.166

46. Composite Nouns, Participle Nouns & Verbal Nouns.170

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47. Adverbial clause of time Page

'when", 'while", 'before", 'after", 'as soon as", 'until", 'up to".175

48. Adverbial clauses of purpose, manner, cause or reason,

'in order not to", 'according to", 'because".180

49. Suffix 'um" & its uses184

III. Everyday dialogues:

51. Greeting and meeting people192

52. Conversation about one"s work195

53. Conversation with a servant197

54. Conversation regarding time199

55. Conversation about weather202

56. Conversation with a tailor203

57. Conversation with a cloth merchant205

58. Conversation with a fruit merchant207

59. Conversation with a gardener209

60. Conversation at the dining table211

61. Conversation with a dhobi213

62. Conversation at a railway station 216

IV. SHORT STORIES.

V. GRAMMAR AT A GLANCE. Where to find a Spoken Tamil Principle.225

VI. ENGLISH - TAMIL VOCABULARY.Separate File.

VII. TAMIL - ENGLISH VOCABULARY.Separate File.

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FOREWORD TO SECOND EDITION

For more than fifteen years, the writer has been teaching Tamil to the western students and non-Tamil Indians at the Christian Medical College Hospital. The available Tamil grammars and texts were used for teaching the Tamil script. But at the same time, the writer"s own Romanized Tamil notes were used to enable the students to speak the day- to-day language of the people (Common Spoken Tamil) in a short period of time. This is the proper spoken Tamil used even by educated Tamilians with one another. It was found from the writer"s experience that these notes were well-suited to his students who could spare only a limited time for learning the language. The students wanted very much to have these notes put in the form of a book. This was done in a limited edition and was well received by the students and others. As the first edition was prepared in a hurry, many mistakes crept in, which have been corrected in this second edition. It will be appreciated if any further mistakes and other suitable suggestions to improve this book are brought to the notice of the author. In this edition the following have also been added:

1. Expansion drills

2. Practical conversation.

3. Everyday dialogues

4. Short stories

5. Sentences

6 Grammar at a glance

This book is almost a self-instructor. However, it must be supplemented with recorded tapes by a Tamilian or preferably, by having the pronunciation, intonations, etc., checked by a Tamilian directly. Tamil is spoken somewhat differently in different parts of Tamil Nadu. But all the different dialects cannot be taught at one and the same time. When one dialect has been learned, it will not be hard to learn and understand other dialects as well. The spoken Tamil form, which is commonly heard from the Tamilians at home, at the market, bus stand, etc., in the northern districts of Tamil Nadu, is used in this book.quotesdbs_dbs17.pdfusesText_23
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