Tamil Vocabulary Course | Upgrade your speaking

Explore common Tamil nouns in part 1, including house, work, office, school, store or shop, bank, market, temple, food, and book.

Introduce Tamil nouns part 2 with practical vocabulary such as bag, money, song, movie, theater, pen, pencil, hospital, pharmacy, and clinic, using bilingual examples to boost speaking.

Learn Tamil nouns in part 3, with examples like kodi for umbrella, pal for milk, bunga for park, and nirupanam for company, and practice using common nouns in sentences.

Explore common Tamil nouns in part four, including newspaper (sadat tal), news, backup class, lessons padam, coffee, tea, road sally, street 333, flower poo, and fruit, with sentence usage guidance.

Learn Tamil nouns in part five. This lesson covers words for woman pen, man on, wife, husband, and friends and siblings such as nanban, thali, akka, anna, tungi, and thumpy.

Explore Tamil verbs by focusing on the weak verb and its conjugation, including present tense suffixes and how they differ from strong verbs, covering ten common Tamil verbs.

Learn Tamil weak verbs by forming past tense with a verb, a tense suffix, and an ending; see forms like built, shouted, washed, and chased away with the ninja ending.

Explore Tamil weak verbs in the future tense with the she subject, focusing on conjugation and tense suffixes to form 'she will' sentences such as she will do.

Learn Tamil strong verbs in part four, with present ker, past shi, and future per suffixes, endings unchanged; featuring ten common strong verbs such as cook, drink, give, take.

This lecture trains you in Tamil strong verbs, focusing on past and future tenses with illustrative forms like met Sandhya, invited Ali, earned, agreed, enjoyed watching, and will-forms using ponga.

Learn how Tamil adjectives form from nouns by adding the suffix iraq, with examples like tall, short, deep, long, and sweet, plus present-tense usage.

Learn Tamil adjectives part 2 by adding iraq to nouns to form adjectives, with examples like spicy karama iraq, good nulla iraq, clean sutuma iraq, full nareba iraq.

Explore common Tamil adjectives in part three, including lightweight, heavy, loud, powerful, old, soft, right, wrong, worth, big, and small, with it is versus I am forms.

Explore Tamil adjectives in part four, learning to form adjectives by adding eric and using common terms like little, a lot, peaceful, scary, hungry, thirsty, and near.

Learn practical Tamil adjectives and their forms through everyday expressions, covering weak, strong, intelligent, stupid, helpful, peaceful, funny, serious, same, and different.

Introduces ten Tamil adverbs with usage examples, contrasting formal megha womb and casual rumba, including padova for usually, sila samayam for sometimes, denham for daily, and woven alum for everyday.

Explore how Tamil adverbs like early, late, quickly, slowly, a little, well, a lot, long, far, and near appear before the verb in present-tense sentences.

Learn Tamil noun suffixes—la for in or at, ku for to or for, warder for with or of, kit for to a person, and naanum/avanum for also.

Explore Tamil verb suffixes and tense suffixes across weak and strong verbs, forming present, past, and future forms with subject endings like en, avangar, and unga.