pularvela vanakkam say in English "Good morning". Do you speak English? Ningal English Samsaarikkumo ? / English ariyumo? Is there someone here who speaks English? Ivide English samsaarikkan ariyunnavar aarenkilum undo ? / English ariyunnavar aarenkilum undo? Help! Sahaayikkoo! Help (Save) Rakshikoo Look out! Nokkoo! / Sradhikku ! Good morning. Enikku 'Malayalam' samsaarikkan ariyilla / Malayalam ariyilla. Goodbye ( informal) see above." I can't speak Malayalam. Or say in English "Goodbye" / "Bye" / "Bye Bye"/ "Tata" / "Tata Bye Bye". Kashttamayi Pooyi / Kashttamundu (when you listen to bad news) Don't mind Saaramilla, (say this if you are comforting sombody) Goodbye Pinneedu kaananam (Vida) / Pinne kaanam / Veendum kaanaam (Literal meaning: I will see you again later), (say this if it was your fault) I'm sorry. ( begging pardon) Kshamikkoo or in English "Sorry" / "I am sorry". ( getting attention) sradhikyu / kshamikkanam / or in English "Excuse me". Athey/ Ssherri (Literal Meaning: Correct) No. (formal) Swaagatham (informal) varu varu / varanam varanam / varika varkia. Nanni (pronounced: nan-ní), or use English word "Thank you" or "Thanks" Thank you very much orupaadu nanni or Valare upakaaram, or you can say in English, or repeat "Thank you" two times. Dayavu cheythu / Dayavayi, or use English word "Please" Thank you. (Literal meaning: Extremely delighted for you acquaintance) Please. What is your name? (നിങ്ങളുടെ പേരെന്താണ്?) Ningalude peru enthaanu? / Peru entha? / Pay-ray-ntha? / Thangalude peru enthaanu? (with respect) My name is _. Or, Enthokkeyundu / Enth okke undu? (Literally, What all are there?) I am not fine Enikku sukham illa Yes, thank you. How are you? (സുഖമാണോ?) sukhamaano? (Literal meaning: Are you fine/comfortable?) ( informal) Aay or "a'ye", You can use English "Hello" or "Hi". (very formal, so the below informal form is common) Hello. The basic difference in structure of sentences is that in English the pattern is Subject-Verb-Object, but it, in Malayalam, is Subject-Object-Verb
Around 36 million people uses this language, which is one of the 22 official languages of India.Ĭommon Phrase list Basics
Malayalam belongs to the Dravidian language family, and is mostly spoken in Southern India in the states of Kerala and Lakshadweep.
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