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LEARN JUST 400 WORDS and YOU CAN SPEAK 1000 SENTENCES. If you don't want to learn the Tamil alphabet, just follow the transliterated words .Tamil alphabet lessons are easily available on the internet. Working knowledge of any language can be obtained by mastering 850 words.

With my

16 year teaching experience at university level, I have found out that Tamil

language can be learnt by mastering approximately 4

00 words. If one knows how to do the permutation combination of these words and can use a bit of

imagination, that person can even survive in Tamil speaking parts of the world like Tamilnadu (India), Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa, Mauritius,

Fiji , France and other countries where Tamils have recently migrated. I am going to give you 1000 sentences by using these 400+ words in Part -2.

If you learn these words and sentences you may be able to express your thoughts, needs and feelings in Tamil. But when other Tamils speak to you or write to you they are not going to stick to these 400 words only. So you need to learn more, but not immediately. In Level 2 you will learn Present, Future and Past Tenses. Simple Pronunciation Guide:

Double aa= long A (sound as in all)

Double ii = long E (sound as in feel)

double uu= Long U (sound as in food) double ee = Long EA (Sound as in Ape or Fate)

Double oo= Long O (sound as in vote)

Capital letter : Different N or R

There are three different 'N' sounds/letters ,,and two different 'R' sounds/letters , in Tamil.

Za= Special 'La' sound in Tamil (Retroflex).

There are three different' L 'sounds/letters ,,, in Tamil.

LEVEL 1- PART 1

1.Pronouns:

I (naan)

You (nee)

He / (ivan/ avan)

She / (ivaL/ avaL)

(Avar and avarkaL are respectful and can be used for he or she)

We (naangaL)

You neengaL

This/that / adhu

These/ Those / avaihaL

This / That / (intha /antha )

2.Interrogatives: keeLvikaL

What ? enna?

Why ? Aen?

When ? Eppozuthu?

Where ? Engee?

Which ? Edhu?

How ? Eppadi?

How much? ? evvaLavu

How many? ? eththanai

3.Oblique form of pronouns

My ennudaiya

Your unnudaiya ungkaL

Me ennai you unnai

To me enakku To you unakku

From me ennidam irundhu From you

Unnidam irunthu

On me or with me/ on you /

Ennidam/ unnidam

With me ennoodu withyou unnoodu

4.Essential Items avasiya porutkaL

Milk paal

Salt uppu

Food / uNavu/ saappaadu

Vegetable kaay kaRi

Fruit pazam

Meat / maamisam/ iRaichchi

Fish meen

Hen koozi

Rice sooRu

Oil eNNei

Butter veNNai

Egg muttai

Fire neruppu

5.Animals ( Living beings)

Cat puunai

Dog naay

Cow pasu maadu

Bull kaaLai maadu

pig pandri goat aadu

Insect puuchchi

Snake paambu

Ant eRumbu

Bird paRavai

Parrot kiLi

Crow kaakam

Eagle kazugu

Sparrow Kuruvi

Crane Kokku

Heron Naarai

6.Body parts: udal uRuppukaL

Eye kaN

Ear kaadhu

Nose muukku

Mouth vaay

Hand kai

Leg kaal

Head thalai

Stomach vayiRu

Tooth pal

Happy santhoosham

Sorry varuththam

Agony thunbam

Angry kobam

Hungry pasi

Pain vali

Dizzy kiRukiRuppu

Cry/ teary/ azukai

Injury kaayam

Comes Varukirathu

In Tamil feelings "come" (Varukirathu) to you.

You can use the last verb (varukirathu to express any of the above the feelings)

8.Weather : paruva nilai

Rainy mazai

Sunny veyyil

Windy kaatRu

Weather verb : adikkiRathu

You can use the verb adiikiRathu with any of the above weather conditions

Moon chandiran

Star nakshaththiram

Sky , vaanam or aakaayam

9.Places: itangaL

Village graamam

House viidu

Garden thoottam

School / paatasaalai or paLLikkuudam

aaspaththiri

Railway station rayil nilaiyam

Airport vimaana nilaiyam

Bus terminus pas nilaiyam

Post office anjal nilaiyam

You can use the word nilaiyam to say the above terminus

Departure time puRappadum Neram

Arrival time Varum neram

Shop kadai

Price vilai

Bed room padukkai aRai

Bath room kuLiyal aRai

Living room vasikkul aRai

Toilet kazippaRai

Gate/entrance vaasal

Door kathavu

Window jannal

River / aaRu / nadhi

Sea kadal

Mountain / malai / kundRu

Tank kuLam

Road saalai (theru/Veethi)

10.Numbers:

1 ondRu

2 iraNdu

3 muundRu

4 naangu

5 aindhu

6 aaRu

7 eezu

8 ettu

9 onbathu

10 paththu

11 pathinondRu

12 pannireNdu

100 nuuRu

1000 aayiram

over (more than) athaRkum meelaaka

11.Time: neeram

Day pakal

Night iravu

Morning kaalai

Evening maalai

Month maatham

Week /vaaram

Day in India, Week in Sri Lanka kizamai

Year , aaNdu / varusham

¼ kaal

½ arai

¾ mukkaal

Time what? (what is the time now)? ?

12.Adjectives:

Good nalla

Bad ketta

Beautiful azakaana

Ugly azkillaatha

Small siRiya or sinna

Dark irttaana

Light , veLichcham, viLakku

Hot suudaana

Long niiLamaana

Short kuttaiyaana

Tall uyaramaana

Deep aazamaana

13.Adverbs

Slowly methuvaaka

Quickly veekamaaka

Certainly nichchcayamaaka

Wholly () muzu (vathum)

Too much athigam

Too less mikavum konjam

(To make an adverb you add "aaha" in Tamil like "ly " in English)

Here ingee

There angee

14.Impersonal verbs

Like pidikkum

Dont like pidikkaathu

Can mudiyum

Can not mudiyaathu

Want/need veeNdum

Don't want veeNdaam

Enough poodhum

Not enough pdhaadhu

Available kidaikkum

Not available kidaikkaathu

Have/has / irukkiRathu

haven't, hasn't illai

15.Survival Items:

Safety(security) paathukaappu

Knife kaththi

Umbrella kudai

Shoe / kaalaNi/ seruppu

Shirt sattai

Sari pudavai

Dhoti veshti

Towel thundu

String/rope / nuul / kayiRu

Cloth thuNi

Medicine marunthu

Poison visham

Letter kaditham

Mirror / specks / glass kaNNaadi

Watch/Clock , kadikaaram, maNikkuuNdu (Sri

Lankans)

Lock puuttu

Key saavi

Bye bye (you say this when you leave)

Meaning I go now and I will come back.

Bye bye (other person who sees you off

say this) meaning having gone,please come back

Fire thii

save kaappaatRungaL

Floods veLLam

16.Greetings and communication: ()

Hello/Vanakkam vaNakkam

How are you? / ?

Saukkiyamaa? Nalathaanaa?

I am fine /

Naan saukkiyam / nandRaaka irukkiReen

Help udhavi

Danger aapaththu / abaayam

Yes / aamaam /aam

No/not illai

Thanks nandRi

Please dhayavu seythu

Pardon mannaiyungkaL

Doesn't matter paravaayillai

Faith in God kadavuL nambikkai

17.Verbs:

Come / ()

Vaa / vaarungkaL / vara

Go / ()

Poo / poongkal pooka

Stand / ()

Nil / nillungkaL / niRka

Utkaar / utkaarungkaL/ utkaara

Run / ()

Oodu / oodungkaL / ooda

Dance , Sing , Play

(conjugated like Oodu

Speak / ()

Peesu peesungkaL peesa

Write ()

Ezuth / ezuthungkaL ezutha

Read/study ()

Padi padiyungkaL padikka

Eat ()

Saappidu saappidungkaL saappida

Call 9conjugated like saappidu

Sleep / ()

Thuungu / thuungungkaL thuunga

Drink ()

Kudi kudiyungkaL kudikka

Is / ()

Iru irungkaL irukkiRathu irukka

Do ()

Sey seyyungkaL seyya

Buy

Vaangu vaangungkaL vaanga

Die ()

Seththup poo, saavungkaL saaka

Cook ()

Samai, samaiyungkaL samaikka

Give ()

Kodu kodungkaL kodukka

Take ()

Edu edungkaL edukka

Drop ()

Poodu poodungkaL pooda

Go up ()

eeRu eeRungkaL eeRa

Come down , ()

iRangu, iRangungkaL iRangka

Worship ()

Kumbidu kumbidungkaL kumbida

Open ()

thiRa thiRavungkaL thiRakka

Close ()

Muudu muudungkaL muuda

Stop / nil / niRuththu

Wait kaaththiru

18.General: pothuvaana soRkaL

Book puththakam

Chair / naaRkaali / kthirai

Table meejai

Paper / kaakitham / thaaL

Tree maram

Shrub sedi

Climber/creeper kodi

Class vakuppu

Friend naNban

Girl friend thoozi

People/persons / makkaL/ aaL

Boy paiyan

Girl peN

Woman

Man / aaN or manithan

Money paNam

Small change (coins) / kaasu/ sillaRai

Pen peenaa

World ulakam

Family kudumbam

Father appaa

Mother ammaa

Brother / aNNan/ thambi

Sister / akkaaL / thangai

Son makan

Daughter makaL

Wife manaivi

Husband kaNavan

Baby / / paappaa, kuzanthai, piLLai

Uncle maamaa

Aunty maami

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