Tamil Speaking Course | Pre-intermediate

Explore Tamil weak verbs with class one conjugations, focusing on present, past, and future forms, irregularities, and common verbs like cry, rain, fix, and hang out.

Explore Tamil class two weak verbs and how past tense uses h, present uses r, and future uses v, with examples like villi, wukari, and var.

Learn the class three regular weak verbs in Tamil, master present, past, and future endings, and practice with vocabulary lists, pronunciation, and example sentences.

Explore Tamil class four weak verbs, mastering present, past, and future forms with examples like call, eat, and plan; past tense uses tt and drops du, endings vary by subject.

Explore class five verbs, including strong and weak forms, irregular past tense and silent l in conjugation, with examples like to ask, to stand, to sell, and to lie.

Learn Tamil class six regular strong verbs, with present, past, and future suffixes, like class three, and practice common verbs through example sentences.

Explore class seven strong verbs in Tamil, covering past, present, and future forms. Learn how these verbs differ from class six regular verbs with examples like live, be, walk, open.

Explore Tamil conditional and conjunction sentence suffixes in this section, using na for regular weak verbs and cha for regular strong verbs.

This lesson explains the if conditional forms for irregular Tamil verbs, detailing suffix patterns for class two, class four, and class seven, with examples like come, eat, and call.

Explore the Tamil one suffix, its use with verb infinitives for weak and strong verbs, and how to form phrases like when you go home and you tell me.

this lesson teaches Tamil dom suffix, formed by past tense verb plus dom to mean once, with examples like once you eat, go to work, and formal vs informal usage.

Explore the Tamil because suffix, learning how to attach dala to verbs for present, past, and future, and form the because clause before the main clause with examples.

Explore the Tamil venom, a special verb for want or need that carries its own tense and uses a special pronoun, with rules for questions, negations, and infinitives.

Explore how the Tamil pre-intermediate course teaches the 'like' verb as a special verb with its own pronouns, detailing general versus specific usage and positive and negative forms.

Explore the Tamil special verb to know, its unchanged endings, and how to express general versus specific knowledge in present, past, and negative forms.

Explore how to use understand as a special Tamil verb, covering general and specific forms, pronoun usage, positive and negative, and past tense with examples.

Explore the Tamil word enough as a special verb, with general and specific uses, positive and negative forms, past tense, and practical examples like rice, sugar in coffee, and salary.

Learn how to form Tamil sentences with multiple verbs by using adverbial verbs and infinitives, applying rules for weak and strong verbs across common verb classes.

Learn to build Tamil sentences with multiple verbs using adverbial and root verbs, focusing on future tense and poi usage for phrases like I will go and eat.

Explore Tamil multiple verb sentences, adverbial verbs, weak and strong verbs, infinitive verbs, and ten suffix rules; see how general statements use future tense for habitual actions.

Learn how to form Tamil negative sentences using infinitive verbs and suffixes, covering present, past, and future tenses, with weak and strong verbs and adverbial forms.

Practice forming negative sentences with infinitives and verb suffixes to express present, past, and future, including informal and formal commands, through practical exercise sentences.

Learn Tamil negative sentences by using infinitive and adverbial forms in two-part, multiple-verb constructions, including past-tense expressions like never been and never eaten.

This Tamil course lesson covers the neuter form in the present tense, weak and strong verb suffixes, and sentences like it's raining in India and a flower is beautiful.

Master past tense inversion in Tamil speaking course by practicing how to convert verbs to past tense, including regular, weak and irregular verbs, with clear suffix patterns and examples.

Explore inversion future tense in the Tamil speaking course, mastering verb suffixes and conditional forms for multi-verb sentences like it will be hard if we go to the park.

Explore going out conversation scenarios in Tamil, with phrases for planning where to go, asking for timing, and near-future forms for invitations.

Explore informal Tamil telephone call conversations between friends, including greetings, asking how you and your family are, discussing home and work, and saying take care.

Learn practical Tamil for dining out as a customer and waiter, including ordering masala dosa with sambar, choosing coffee or tea, and handling the bill.