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    I Mine Ours Sentences: Far Things/ Person-Starts With A Near Things/ Person - Starts With E/I

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    This document provides an overview of some basic Kannada language structures including: - Self-addressing words that begin with "NA" or "NI" - Addressing others using words starting with "A" for far and "E/I" for near - Common greetings and responses in Kannada like "Namaskaara" for hello and "Dhanyavadagalu" for thank you - Question words in Kannada all begin with "YA" like "Yenu" for what and "Yaaru" for who

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    This document provides an overview of some basic Kannada language structures including: - Self-addressing words that begin with "NA" or "NI" - Addressing others using words starting with "A" for far and "E/I" for near - Common greetings and responses in Kannada like "Namaskaara" for hello and "Dhanyavadagalu" for thank you - Question words in Kannada all begin with "YA" like "Yenu" for what and "Yaaru" for who

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    This document provides an overview of some basic Kannada language structures including: - Self-addressing words that begin with "NA" or "NI" - Addressing others using words starting with "A" for far and "E/I" for near - Common greetings and responses in Kannada like "Namaskaara" for hello and "Dhanyavadagalu" for thank you - Question words in Kannada all begin with "YA" like "Yenu" for what and "Yaaru" for who

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    I Mine Ours Sentences: Far Things/ Person-Starts With A Near Things/ Person - Starts With E/I

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    This document provides an overview of some basic Kannada language structures including: - Self-addressing words that begin with "NA" or "NI" - Addressing others using words starting with "A" for far and "E/I" for near - Common greetings and responses in Kannada like "Namaskaara" for hello and "Dhanyavadagalu" for thank you - Question words in Kannada all begin with "YA" like "Yenu" for what and "Yaaru" for who

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    Kannada

    Self addressing words - starts with NA

    I Naanu

    Mine Nannadu

    Ours Nammadu

    Sentences

    I am going : Nanu Hogitini

    This is mine: Idu Nannadu

    This is ours Idu Nam’madu

    Addressing Next person

    You Nivu

    Your Nimma

    Yours Nimmadu

    Sentences

    You are going Nīvu hōguttiddīri


    This is your Idu Nimma

    This is yours Idu ninnadu

    FAR THINGS/ PERSON- STARTS WITH A NEAR THINGS/ PERSON- STARTS WITH E/I

    He Avanu He Evanu
    She Avalu She Evalu
    It Adhu It Edu
    They Avaru They Evaru
    That Adu This Edu
    There Alli Here E(l)lli
    Sentences

    He is going Avanu hōguttiddāne


    She is going Avaḷu hōguttiddāḷe

    I am Daphne Naanu Daphne

    You are Teacher Nivu Teacher / Shikshaka

    This is charger Edu Charger

    That is wall Adhu Gode

    Greetings

    Hello Namaskaara

    Thank you Dhanyavadagalu

    Goodbye Hogi Baruthene pronounced as Bar-thene

    Going hogithene

    How are you Nivu hēgiddīri

    I am fine Nanu chana igidey

    Welcome Svāgata
    Good Olledu
    Good morning Shubhodaya

    Good afternoon Shubha Madhyana

    Good evening Shubha Sanje

    Good Night Shubha Ratri

    Good day Shubha Dina

    All the best Shubavagali

    Festival greetings: habba means festival


    Huttu means birthday

    Happy Deepavali Deepvawali Habbada Shubhashayagalu

    Happy Christmas Christmas Habbada, Shubhashayagalu

    Happy Birthday Huttu Habbada Shubhashayagalu

    Happy Holi Holi Habbada Shubhashayagalu

    Questions: all qts start with Ya

    What Yenu

    What… for Yenakke

    When Yavaga

    Where Yelli (Elli)

    Which Yavadu

    Who Yaaru

    Whom Yarige

    Whose Yaradu

    Why Yaake

    How Hege jjjjjjjjjjj

    How long Yestu Hottu

    How many Yestu

    Everyone/Everybody Ellaru

    Sentences

    Who are you Neevu Yaaru OR Yaaru Neevu

    How are you Neevu Hege Idhira

    How long you need Yestu, Hottu Beku

    Need Beku
    Hello everyone Ellarigu Namaskara

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