What are some of the Telugu phrases that can help a north indian during his Hyderabad stay?
Since most of the other answers have provided you with the phrases, let me try and help you how to learn them.If you are addresing a person with respect or in a plural sense then this word can be used: andi (pronounced as अंडि) It is like जी in Hindi.Just attach it to the regular verb you’ll use in the normal circumstance. For instance,Ivvu -> Ivvandi (Give)Cheyyi -> Cheyyandi (Do)It is not very difficult for a Hindi speaker to catch up with Telugu, for there are many common words.Next the important pronouns: (convention: capital letter implies stress, or stretch)(Singular); (Plural/Respect)nEnu -> me; mEmu -> usnAku -> to/for me; mAku -> to/for usnuvvu -> you; mEru -> you (respect)nEku -> to/for you; mEku -> to/for you (respect)Some important suffixes:-Ali ( चाहिएॉ)-(Ae)nu [Ae represents a compound sound] (करा)-thAnu (करूँग)-Esa (कर दियाँ)Examples represeting the same. The above words mean none by themselves, and are supposed to be used as suffixes which I shall illustrate below:nAku adi(that) kAvAli [I want that]nEnu adi chooS(Ae)nu [I saw that]nEnu tarvAtha(afterwards) chesthAnu [I’ll do it later]nEno eppuDo(long back) chesEsa [I did it off long back]If you are staying in Hyderabad, then sometimes you might find the usage by some people a little different. But, the local dialect has multiple different ways of usage. And, it is best that you pick up the local dialect from your friends, and peers, if at all.
Help! I need to know some telugu words?
So my boyfriend is telugu and i want to tell him some things in telugu. Please help. How to say ( you are the love of my life) ( you're so sweet) (you are mine forever) and any other sweet stuff. It would help a lot thanks ^^
Does one need to know Telugu in order to stay in Hyderabad?
Noo, Hyderabad is city where you each and every religious people. In Hyderabad mostly people speak hindi rather than Telugu. Telugu is the main language in Hyderabad but every Hyderabadi knows hindi, Telugu and Urdu language mostly. In Hyderabad I can surely say more than 40% people don't know how to speak Telugu and understand Telugu. Hindi is mostly spoken in Hyderabad.
What are some must know Telugu words?
ela unnaru - How are you (respected tone)ela unnavu - How are you (casual tone)bagunnara?? - Are you fine?? (respected tone)bagunnava?? - Are you fine?? (casual tone)enduku - whyemiti-whatela-howekkada-whereakkada-thereikkada-herenaku kavaali - I wantnenu bagunnanu - I'm finecheppandi - tell (respect time)cheppu - tell (casual tone)naku vaddu - I don't wantemi unnayi - what are there (u can use it in a hotel)enta avutundi - how much it would be (u can ask price in any shop)vastava- will u comemushirabadki vastava?? will u come to mushirabad or u can put any place ( u can ask an auto person like this)nenu 100rupeese ista - I'll give only 100rs..
How hard is it to learn Telugu?
First of all, which language is difficult to learn, entirely depends on what other languages you know perfectly.. Though Tamil and Telugu belong to the same Dravidian family of languages, there is a lot of difference in them..Tamil has its own grammar that is not dependent on the Sanskrit grammar. Telugu grammar on the other hand was deeply influenced by the Sanskrit grammar. Learning Tamil is somewhat difficult when compared to Telugu..Tamil script consists of 12 vowels, 18 consonants and one special character, the āytam. The consonants and vowels combine to form 216 (18 x 12) compound characters. Overall it has 247 characters. Whereas, Telugu script consists of sixty characters that include 16 vowels, three vowel modifiers and forty-one consonants. All the words in Telugu end with the sound of Vowel. Further to learn only to speak also, Telugu is easier..You can manage to speak Telugu well in a month, but for Tamil, you need more practice and sometimes you get confused.. So its easier to learn Telugu than Tamil.. p.s. I'm not criticizing any language, I'm just giving you information...I respect all languages..
Meaning of the word "munda" in Punjabi vs. Telugu?
What does the word "munda" mean in Punjabi versus its meaning in Telugu, I know it means something to the effect of 'boy' in punjabi, but it has a negative connotation and meaning in telugu right?
Which are the most frequently used words in Telugu to learn?
An average native person who speaks Telugu uses only a very small number of vocabulary on a daily basis.Following are some of the Telugu words you can learn through English:a)Stop - ఆపండి(aappandi)b)Here - ఇక్కడ(ikkada)c)day - రోజు(roju )d)name -పేరు(peru)e)how much - ఎంత(entha)f)what - ఏంటి (enti)g)me - నాకు (naaku)h)meals - భోజనం(bojanam)i)to eat - తినటం(tinatam)j)big - పెద్ద (pedha)k)good - మంచి (manchi)This means that you can actually speak the language to a certain acceptable level simply by visting following app:http://bit.ly/2pZc6NHThe third section is library where you will find most common words and conversations along with their corresponding audios.If you want more words you can make use of dictionary:https://www.multibhashi.com/engl...Whether you’re gearing up to go on vacation, studying for exams, or just want to expand your mind, it’s always a great time to learn a new language.You can stock up on books, spend hours listening to CDs, take an online class, or try learning as you browsing through web. But these mobile apps give you easy ways to integrate learning into your daily routine,no matter where you go.One of the best app is “Multibhashi”,the link as follow:http://bit.ly/2pZc6NHthis is the best app which will guide to learn more and clear,There are a number of Lessons in the app which will teach you the basics & advanced concepts,If you want to learn faster, you can book one to one session from app through premium tab, so that you can learn directly from language trainers.You can also learn English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali language from this free app.I have tried it personally…Think it over…Try it…Hope you get your answer…
Can you give me some basic Telugu words using english letters and their translation in english?
Even basic words in any language run into hundreds and hundreds. So, how many can we discuss?Okay, here is a small list of words in Telugu.amma = mothernaanna = fatherniiLLU = waterdaaham = thirstaakali = hungerillu = home/housekuuturu = daughterkoDuku = soneemiTi = whatevaru = whoenduku = whyeppuDu = whenelaa = howeedi = which oneenni = how manyidi = thisadi = thatakkaDa = thereikkaDa = hereippuDu = nowappudu = thenilaa = like thisalaa = like thatraNDi = Please comekuuchooNDi = Please be seatedmaLLii = againkannu = eyemukku = nosecheyyi = handkaalu = legThe list can go on. Hope this will do.I noticed that this list is, perhaps, of some use and interest to readers. Here are a few more words, if that would be of use.31. uppu ‘salt’32. paalu ‘milk’33. chevi ‘ear’34. noru ‘mouth’35. veelu ‘finger’36. uuru ‘village’37. andam ‘beauty’38. thondaragaa ‘quickly’39. nidra ‘sleep’40. ivvanDi ‘please give’
Hey telugu ppl pls help me......id really want to learn telugu...?
yea...so can u teach me some telugu swear words..it doesn mean dat it has to be vulgar..pls...nd how do u say i am bored....and my life is boring in telugu...pls help me pls...
I want to learn telugu through tamil language.? help !?
Hello. Sorry I dont have any websites through Tamil but I have some through English. http://www.learningtelugu.org/ http://www.teluguwebsite.com/Telugu_Alph... http://www.sahiti.org/learn/ http://www.languageshome.com/Tamil-Telugu.htm Im sorry it is not in Tamil but I hope it helps a little.