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TAMIL Through English / Hindi
English / HindiVolume Iwith my novel scientific way of making your own TAMIL book walks you holding your fingerComplete in TAMIL , Transliteration and Devanagari you know TAMIL , you may learn Hindi with Level IRatnakar Narale PUSTAK BHARATI - BOOKS TAMIL Through English / HindiINDEXFour Test PapersxiLesson 1 The TamilAlphabet2 Lesson 2 Speaking TAMIL Characters4 Lesson 3 Reading and Writing TAMIL Consonants10 Lesson 4 Reading and Writing TAMIL Vowels30 Lesson 5 The Basic TAMIL Numerals49 Lesson 6 How to Make Your Own TAMIL Sentences50 Lesson 7 Using Pre-Made TAMIL Sentences, Part I71 Lesson 8 TAMIL Pictorial Dictionary74 Lesson 9 TAMIL Imperative and Negative Sentences86 Lesson 10 Making Complex TAMIL Sentences92 Lesson 11 Using Pre-Made TAMIL Sentences, Part II109 Lesson 12 Adjectives, Adverbs and Participles112 Lesson 13 Compounding of letters and OF TABLESTABLEPAGETABLE 1 : TAMIL - Sanskrit inherent interrelationship3 TABLE 2 : The Devanagari Class Consonants and Nasals in relation to the TAMIL Nasals7 TABLE 3 : The Devanagari - TAMIL Nasals Nasals8 TABLE 4 : TAMIL CHARACTER PRONUNCIATION GUIDE8 TABLE 5 : SUMMARY OF CONSONANT MODIFICATIONS (sa>iZa)26 TABLE 6 : SUMMARY OF CONSONANT PRONUNCIATION27 TABLE 7 : Vowels and their Signs45 TABLE 8 : GENDER M.
imprint. One language may or may not have come from or influenced the other, but there is a common thread for sure. *(ii) Some Hindi speaking people may think that letter< is not a Devanagri or Sanskrit character. Even though it did not reach Hindi, the Sanskrit has it. Letter< appears in the very first verse of the Rigveda (Aignaima<e pauraeihta).
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