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Im native of chennai. fluent in tamil and english. interested to learn any useful new language.
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    in a way of saying both are equal. used in comparing two things. it no way less than that when compared - சற்றும் சளைத்ததல்ல
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    111208 Could someone check below sentence ?

    அவரு எங்கெ இருக்கார? = Where is he?
    அவரு அங்கெ இருக்காரு = He is there.

    அவங்க எங்கெ இருக்கங்க? = Where is she?

    where is that person. அவங்க - is with respect. 


    அவங்க இங்கெ இருக்கங்க = She is there.

    that person is here


    நீங்க எங்கெ இருக்கீங்க? = Where are you?
    நான் இங்கெ இருக்கென் = I am here.

    எனது ஷூ எங்கெ இருக்கு? = Where is my shoe?
    உனது ஷூ இங்கெ இருக்கு = Your shoe is here.

    translation is correct. but below is the common usage

    என்/என்னோட ஷூ எங்கெ இருக்கு?

    உன்/உன்னோட ஷூ எங்கெ இருக்கு?


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    Hi i'm from chennai-native tamil speaker. If you want to learn tamil it is not necessary to learn about castes and divisions. It is also said that ancients divided caste based on each person's occupation. I would say it is just a waste of time to learn the whereabouts of caste ஜாதிகள் இல்லையடி பாப்பா குலத் தாழ்ச்சி உயர்ச்சி சொல்லல் பாவம் நீதி உயர்ந்த மதி கல்வி - அன்பு நிறைய உடையவர்கள் மேலோர் பாப்பா jaadhigal illaiyadi paapa kulath thaalchi uyarchi sollal paavam. needhi uyarnda madhi kalvi - anbu niraiya udaiyavargal maylore paapa it means... There is no caste baby its a sin to say one caste is superior than other Education is the greatest wisdom One who has love is superior
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    I can't understand the question here. Have you heard tamil programmes in chinese radio channels? Is that what you wanted to ask?
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    Start with learning all the letters and how they sound. Tamil in purest form is a bit different from what we speak now. So its your choice to learn the language or learn by speaking with tamil people.
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