Word of the Day: "No" - DAY 10

Word of the Day: "No"

Let's learn a new word "No"!

 Learning to say "no" is a great starting point for any language. Here’s how you say "no" in six different languages:

1. English: No

   • Pronunciation: /no/

2. Tamil: இல்லை (Illai)

   • Pronunciation: Ill-lai

3. Malayalam: (Illa)

   • Pronunciation: Ill-la

4. Kannada: (Illa)

   • Pronunciation: Ill-la

5. Hindi: (Nahin)

   • Pronunciation: Na-heen

6. Telugu:  (Ledu)

   • Pronunciation: Le-du

Mastering "no" in different languages helps in everyday conversations and builds cross-cultural communication skills. Start practicing today!

Word of the Day: "Now" - DAY 9

Word of the Day: "Now"

Let's learn a new word "Now"!

English: Now

Tamil: இப்போது (Ippōthu)

Malayalam: (Ippōl)

Kannada: (Īga)

Hindi: (Abhi)

Telugu: (Ippudu)

Understanding the word "now" helps in expressing immediacy across different languages.

Word of the Day: "Sorry" - DAY 8

Word of the Day: "Sorry"

Let's learn a new word "Sorry"!

Expressing regret with "sorry" is universal, yet it takes different forms in various languages. Here’s how to say "sorry" in six languages:

1. English: Sorry

2. Tamil (தமிழ்): மன்னிப்பு (Mannippu) / சாரி (Saari)

3. Malayalam: (Kshamikkanam)

4. Kannada: (Kshamisi)

5. Hindi: (Maafi)

6. Telugu: (Kshaminchandi)

A simple "sorry" goes a long way, no matter the language!

Word of the Day: "Please" - DAY 7

 

Word of the Day: "Please"

Let's learn a new word "Please"!

"Please" is a universal word used to make polite requests. Let’s explore how it's expressed in different Indian languages.

1. English: Please

2. Tamil: தயவு செய்து (Dhayavu Seydhu)

3. Malayalam: (Dayavaayi)

4. Kannada: (Dayavittu)

5. Hindi: (Kripya)

6. Telugu: (Dayachesi)

"Please" is a simple yet powerful word that fosters politeness across languages.

Word of the Day: "Yes" - DAY 6

Word of the Day: "Yes"

Let's learn a new word "Yes"!

 Learning how to say "Yes" in different languages is a great way to start your language journey. Here’s how you say "Yes" in English, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Hindi, and Telugu:

• English: Yes
• Tamil: ஆம் (Ām)
• Malayalam: (Ām)
• Kannada:  (Haudu)
• Hindi:  (Hā̃)
• Telugu: (Avunu)

Knowing "Yes" in these languages helps with basic communication across different regions.

Word of the Day: "Thank you" - DAY 5

 

Word of the Day: "Thank You" in Different Indian Languages

Let's learn a new word "Thank you"!

Today’s word is "Thank You," a simple yet powerful phrase used to express gratitude. Let’s see how it’s said in different languages:

1. English: Thank You
2. Tamil: நன்றி (Nanri)
3. Malayalam: (Nandi)
4. Kannada: (Dhanyavadagalu)
5. Hindi: (Dhanyavad)
6. Telugu: (Dhan'yavadalu)

Saying "Thank You" in any language is a small gesture that makes a big difference in building connections and spreading positivity.

Word of the Day: "Time" - DAY 4

 

Word of the Day: "Time" in Different Indian Languages

Let's learn a new word "Time"!

Today's word is "Time," a fundamental concept in all our lives. Here’s how it’s expressed in different languages:

1. English: Time
2. Tamil: நேரம் (Neram)
3. Malayalam: (Samayam)
4. Kannada: (Samaya)
5. Hindi: (Samay)
6. Telugu: (Samayam)

No matter the language, time is a precious resource that we all share. Time,