Tamil
language is a widely spoken language in Tamil Nadu and it is one of
the official languages of India. In order to acquaint yourself with Tamil
People or in Tamil Nadu you need to know some basic Tamil words
and phrases. Before going in detail for words and phrases, the first thing
you have to know is to learn some basic Tamil Grammar. This article will
guide you to learn the usage of Pronouns in Tamil through English.
Tamil
has a very long history and its origins are still left to assumption. It is one
of the oldest but yet existing language of the world. Many scholars and
linguists learn Tamil literature because of its richness and variety. Many
historians also learn Tamil to investigate the world of antique Tamils and
their civilization.
Tamil
Nadu has attracted large number of overseas visitors with its magnificent
stone temples, historical monuments and its distinct culture. There is a
significant amount of spiritual seekers from all over India visits Tamil Nadu
temples.
The
anonymity of Asia three-part video series was originally produced for the
Learning Channel. During this section, historians and others observe temples
built in India more than 1,000 years ago. They remain quite exciting, though
today’s tourists rarely visit them. Records expose that trained elephants had
to drag millions of stone blocks to help rigid these structures. The program
notes that due to the temples’ size, the U.S. Senate, Versailles, the Houses of
Parliament, and St. Paul’s Basilica in Rome could all fit within a single one
of them.
Michael
Bell narrates as demo and animated maps are used to help viewers learn more
about what these antique structures look like and why they were built. Asia is
a continent steeped in ancient cultures, religions, and buildings. In this
stimulating program, we are transported to this interesting land and inspect
the mysteries behind some of the most charming structures found there. Southern
India has the largest temple complexes ever built. In “Lost Temples of India”,
we examine these 1,000-year-old temples festooned with complicated and
beautiful monument. We learn how the kings used large herds of trained
elephants to drag the millions of stone blocks into place and how these temples
are virtually unknown and unvisited by Western tourists. Truth or creative
writing, the stories of Mysteries of Asia will surprise and pleasure.
Use of Pronouns (I Person) in Tamil Language
I - Naan
Me - Ennai
We - Naangal
My / Mine - En / Ennudaiya
Us - Engalay
Our - Nammudaiya / Engaludaiya
Ours - Nammudaiyathu / Engaludaiyyathu
Use of Pronouns (II Person) in Tamil Language
You - Nee / Neengal / Unnay / Ungalai
Your - Unnudaiya / Ungaludaiya
Yours - Unnudaiyathu / Ungaludaiyathu
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