Is it
too late to learn a new language? The uptake might be slow, but the speed
doesn’t stop the interest for sure. Learning is a plus with an eager teacher
too. My roommate really, really wants me to converse with her in Telegu. Well,
we’re aiming for conversational level for now.
Not too sure if we can achieve that in four months, but it’s worth a bet. At this point, I have a couple of vocabularies down solid. Here, I’ll write some down for you to try too. Gonna do a pronunciation-approximation list to tailor to non-Telegu speakers.
Not too sure if we can achieve that in four months, but it’s worth a bet. At this point, I have a couple of vocabularies down solid. Here, I’ll write some down for you to try too. Gonna do a pronunciation-approximation list to tailor to non-Telegu speakers.
Am
chestu know? (What are you doing?)
Padukuntuna (Sleeping)
Tinda (Eat)
Vintuna (Listen)
Neni ninu chalar premistunanu (I am loving you)
Daebuda (Omg)
Apa (Say what?)
Padukuntuna (Sleeping)
Tinda (Eat)
Vintuna (Listen)
Neni ninu chalar premistunanu (I am loving you)
Daebuda (Omg)
Apa (Say what?)
Of
course, learning a language ain’t complete without some bad words:
Peecidana
(Crazy girl)
Peechora (Crazy boy)
Niku konchom picah/picih (You are crazy.)
Oh say this,
Vonnie S.
Peechora (Crazy boy)
Niku konchom picah/picih (You are crazy.)
Oh say this,
Vonnie S.
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