Word of the day:

My - Nanna

It is my pen
Idu nanna pen

This book is myne
Ee book nannadu

I am going Bangalore
Nanu bengaloorige hoguttiddene

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Proverb (gaademaatu)
ತಾಳಿದವನು ಬಾಳಿಯಾನು.

Thaalidhavanu baaliyaanu.

The one who waits is calm, lives”

I love this because it tells you wait and not be worry wart and thin things.

Everyone wants everything done quickly and without any patience they want the job done. Living like this, according to me, sucks the joy out of life.

Hence this proverb reminds to be calm and thoughtful and live my best, without messing it up hurriedly

Word of the day:

When - Yavaga

When you came?
Neevu yaavaga bandiri? (With Respect)
Neenu yavaga bande? (To friend or younger people)

When will you go?
Neevu yaavaga hoguviri?
Neenu yaavaga hoguve?

Word of the day:

Of- da/ na
Of this- Idara
Of that- Adara
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In case of non living things:

Bangalore is capital of Karnataka
Bengalooru karnatakada Rajadhaani

Rajadhani- Capital
Karnataka + da = of Karnataka
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In case of human beings:

Thrishoola is weapon of Shiva
Thrishoola shivana asthra

Asthra- Weapon
Shiva+ na = of shiva
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What is the rate of that?
Adara bele eshtu?

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Word of the day:

Want- Beku

Ninge enu beku?
What do you want?

Ninge idu beka?
Do you want this?

I don’t want it.
Nange adu bekilla.

I wanted that.
Nange adu bekittu.

If you want
Bekaagiddare

If you don’t want
Bekilla andre

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Word of the day:

In- Alli

There is a museum in Mysore.
Mysorinalli (Mysore+alli) museum ide.

I’m in Bangalore.
Nanu bengallorinalli iddene.

Water in glass.
Glassnalli neeru.

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Word of the day:

To- Ge

To him- avanige (avanu+ge)
To her- avalige (avalu+ge)
To you- ninage
To me- nanage
To them- avarige
To there- allige
To here- illige
To Bangalore- bengaloorige
To school- shaalege
To home- manege

I will go to china.
Nanu chinage hogutthene.

I’m giving it to you.
Nanu ninage kodutthiddene.

Come to my home.
Nanna manege baa.

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Word of the day:

Usage of aaythu (Yes/ Done/ Became/ happenend/ Over/ Ok):

Uta aytha?
Lunch/dinner done?

What happened?
En aythu?

Homework done?
Homework aytha?

Mysore became karnataka capital.
Mysore karnatakada Rajadhani aythu.

Is it ok?
Aytha?

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Plan and delete:
(Joke)

Teacher : eraDu eraDu esTu agtade.

Student : Sir, artha agilla.

Teacher : ninna hattira eraDu roti ide. Ninu aradu... tindi bittidi. Ninna hattira en uLittu.

Student : palya.

Kya hota hai - en agtada.

Kitna hota hai - esTu agtada.

Eka, do, theen - ondu, eraDu, mooru

Samjhah nahi - artha agalla/artha agalva.

Samjhah nahi aya - artha agilla.

Tumhare pass - ninna hattira.

Word of the day:

Soon- Bega

Bega baa- Come soon
Bega hogu- Go soon
Bega madu- Do it soon
Bega tinnu- Eat soon

Pronounciation:
Bay in “Bay” & gu in “Gun”

Apposite word:
Slow- Nidaana(vaagi)

Come slow- nidaanavaagi baa
Go slow- nidaanavaagi hogu

Synonyms:
Vegavaagi

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Word of the day:

BeeLu- Fall

Apple falling.
Sebu (apple) beelutthide.

Apple fell down.
Sebu keLage bitthu.

Apple fell down?
Sebu keLage bittha?

Make it fall.
BeeLisu

Not falling.
BeeLutthilla.

He fell from tree.
Avanu (He) maradinda (from tree) biddanu. [biddalu for females]

Apposite word:
Raise- yELu

Word of the day:

Like- Ishta

Neenu nange ishta.
I like you.

I like Bangalore.
Nanage Bangalore ishta.

I don’t like him.
Nanage avanu ishta illa.

Do you like me?
Nanu andre ninge ishtana?

How much do you like me?
Neenu nanna eshtu ishta padtiya?

Pronouncing:
Ish as in kr’ish’
ta as in ‘ta’lk

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Word of the day:

Yaru- Who (Question word)

*Who is she- Yaravalu (If away)/ Yarivalu (If near)
*Who is he- Yaravanu/ Yarivanu (Yaru+ avanu/ivanu)
*Who are they- Yarivaru/ Yaravaru
*Who are you- Yaru neenu / neevu
*No one- Yaru illa
*Yarigadru- Whom so ever / To anyone
*Yarige- To whom
* Yarinda- by whom
*Yarella- Who all
* Yarante- Like whom
*Yaralli- Who’s there


Pronouncing:
‘Ya’ as in yard
‘Ru’ as in Rutherford

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Read More at CoolKannada Website:

https://www.coolkannada.com/2020/07/relationships-in-kannada-language.html

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Word of the day:

(That - aa/ adu)

That is mobile.
Adu mobile.

That is School.
Adu shaale.

That book is myne.
Aa pustaka nannadu.

That team will win ipl.
Aa team IPL gellutthade.

Simailar:
He- avanu
They/ Those- avu/ avaru
She- avalu
There- alli

Pronouncing:
Aa ( A as in Art)
Adu ( a as in at + du as in duryodana)

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Read on
https://www.coolkannada.com/2020/07/occupations-professions-jobs-vocabulary.html

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Word of the day:
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[Mele- On top of
Melina- above]
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Bus on road.
Raste mele bus.

Rain on house.
Mane mele maLe.

Sky on earth.
Bhoomi mele akaasha

I have feelings on you.
Ninna mele nanage bhaavanegaLive.

Ship on water.
Neerina mele hadagu.

Water fell on mobile.
Mobile mele neeru bitthu.

Above sentence is true.
Melina vaakya sari.

[Apposite word:
Kelage: under
Kelagina: below]

Pronouncing:
Ma as in month Male
Le as in left

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Word of the day:

Ninu- You

Related words:
Ninna- Yours
Ninagaagi- for you
Ninninda- by you/ because of you
Nivu- you (with respect/ plural)
Neene- You only
Neenena?- You only?
Neena?- You?
Ninnalli- in you
Ninnadu- of you

Nanu- me
Navu- we

Sentences:

Ninu yaru?
Who are you?

Neenu ellidiya?
Where are you?

Pronouncing:
Nea as in neat
Nu as in manu

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Word of the day:

Suffix: bahudu- Can/ May/ Might
(Bahudu is a suffix to main word in case of chances of happening)

Madabahudu- (Madu+bahudu)- Can do/ may do

You can climb it
Ninu hatthabahudu

You can win it
Neenu gellabahudu

It might rain
Male barabahudu

She may come
Avalu barabahudu

It might be yours
Idu ninnadu irabahudu.

Some other words:
Nodabahudu- Can see
Matadabahudu- Can speak
Kelabahudu- Can listen
Hogabahudu- Can go
Barabahudu- Can come
Agabahudu- Can happen
Irabahudu- May be

Pronouncing:
Bu as in bus
Hu as in bahubali
Du as in duniya

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