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100 [நூறு] |
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வினையுரிச்சொற்கள்
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already – not yet
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ஏற்கனவே /முன்பே –இன்னும் இல்லை
ēṟkaṉavē/muṉpē –iṉṉum illai
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Have you already been to Berlin?
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நீ ஏற்கனவே பெர்லின் நகரம் செனறிருக்கிறாயா?
nī ēṟkaṉavē perliṉ nakaram ceṉaṟirukkiṟāyā?
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No, not yet.
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இல்லை,இன்னும் இல்லை.
Illai,iṉṉum illai.
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someone – no one
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யாரையேனும் – ஒருவரையும்
Yāraiyēṉum – oruvaraiyum
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Do you know someone here?
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உனக்கு இங்கே யாரையாவது தெரியுமா?
uṉakku iṅkē yāraiyāvatu teriyumā?
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No, I don’t know anyone here.
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இல்லை, எனக்கு இங்கே ஒருவரையும் தெரியாது.
Illai, eṉakku iṅkē oruvaraiyum teriyātu.
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a little longer – not much longer
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இன்னும் சிறிது நேரம் - இன்னும் வெகு நேரம்
Iṉṉum ciṟitu nēram - iṉṉum veku nēram
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Will you stay here a little longer?
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நீ இங்கு இன்னும் சிறிது நேரம் தங்குவாயா?
nī iṅku iṉṉum ciṟitu nēram taṅkuvāyā?
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No, I won’t stay here much longer.
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இல்லை,நான் இங்கு இன்னும் வெகு நேரம் தங்க மாட்டேன்.
Illai,nāṉ iṅku iṉṉum veku nēram taṅka māṭṭēṉ.
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something else – nothing else
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வேறு ஏதேனும் - வேறு எதுவும்
Vēṟu ētēṉum - vēṟu etuvum
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Would you like to drink something else?
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நீங்கள் வேறு ஏதேனும் குடிக்கிறீர்களா?
nīṅkaḷ vēṟu ētēṉum kuṭikkiṟīrkaḷā?
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No, I don’t want anything else.
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இல்லை,எனக்கு வேறு எதுவும் வேண்டாம்.
Illai,eṉakku vēṟu etuvum vēṇṭām.
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something already – nothing yet
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ஏற்கனவே ஏதேனும் - ஏதும் இன்னும்’
Ēṟkaṉavē ētēṉum - ētum iṉṉum’
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Have you already eaten something?
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நீங்கள் ஏற்கனவே ஏதேனும் சாப்பிட்டு’ விட்டீர்களா?
nīṅkaḷ ēṟkaṉavē ētēṉum cāppiṭṭu’ viṭṭīrkaḷā?
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No, I haven’t eaten anything yet.
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இல்லை,நான் இன்னும் ஏதும் சாப்பிடவி’ல்லை.
Illai,nāṉ iṉṉum ētum cāppiṭavi’llai.
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someone else – no one else
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வே’று யாரையாவது - வேறு யாருக்கும்
Vē’ṟu yāraiyāvatu - vēṟu yārukkum
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Does anyone else want a coffee?
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வேறு யாருக்காவது காபி வேண்டுமா?
vēṟu yārukkāvatu kāpi vēṇṭumā?
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No, no one else.
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இல்’லை,வேறு யாருக்கும் வேண்டாம்.
Il’lai,vēṟu yārukkum vēṇṭām.
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