As humans, we would have to travel quite often to new places to explore our curiosity about the place and check out what new it has. While there are a lot of important things and places to see and experience, the language should not be a problem when you visit those places where it is only Tamil or Telugu as a mode of communication. Image Source: Google Welcome to the situational series where you can learn commonly used phrases that one commonly we use while travelling. English: I am going out for a ride. Tamil: Naa oru ride ku poitu varen. Telugu: Nenu okka ride velosthaanu. English: Where is the petrol bunk nearby? Tamil: Petrol bunk enga iruku? Telugu: Petrol bunk ekkada undhi? English: Let's take rest for a while. Tamil: Konja neram rest ekkukalaam. Telugu: Koncha sepu rest theeskuntaamu. English: The weather is so nice for a car ride. Tamil: Weather (Vaanilai) romba nalla iruku car ride ku. Telugu: Weather (Vaathavaram) chaala baagundhi car ride ki. English: My car tyre got p
Let us continue our learning part 2 as part of the common phrases that one commonly used as part of the conversation of the food and drinks in the situational series that we have brought up. Image Source: Google English: Would you like to have whisky? Tamil: Neenga whisky kudikuringala? Telugu: Meeru whisky thaaguthaara? English: No sir, I will drink beer only. Tamil: Illa sir, naa beer mattum thaan kudipen. Telugu: Ledhu sir, nenu beer maathuram thaaguthaanu. English: Give me a little more water. Tamil: Konjam adhigama(more) thanni kudunga. Telugu: Koncham yekkuva(more) neellu ivvandi. English: I am a vegetarian, I cannot eat a non-vegetarian dish. Tamil: Naa vegetarian, naanu non-vegetarian saapudamaaten. Telugu: Nenu vegetarian, nenu non-vegetarian thinanu. English: Food has been served. Tamil: Saapaaduku parimaariyaachu. Telugu: Bhojanam andhajeyadam ayyindhi. English: The food is very tasty. Tamil: Saapaadu romba rusiya iruku. Telugu: Bhojanam chaala ruchikaranga undhi. English: Y