ನನ್ನ / ನಮ್ಮ Nanna / Namma (Plural) (na-nna / na-Maa) (pronoun): my / our Nanna desha Bharata. (My country is Bharata). Namma desha Bharata. (Our country is Bharata). | ||
ನಿನ್ನ / ನಿಮ್ಮ Ninna / Nimma (Plural / with respect) (ni-nna / ni-Maa) (pronoun): your Ninna ooru yavudu? (Which is your home town?) Nimma ooru yavudu? (Which is your home town?)(Nimma – also used with respect for elderly persons) |
Friday, January 8, 2010
Nanna / Namma, Ninna / Nimma
Naanu / Naavu, Neenu / Neevu
Naanu / Naavu (Plural) (naa-nu / naa-vu) (pronoun): Me or I / We Naanu petege hOgidde (meaning, I had gone to the city) Naavu petege hOgiddevu (meaning, We had gone to the city) | |||
Neenu / Neevu (Plural / with respect) (naa-nu / naa-vu) (pronoun): You Neenu yelliddeeya? (meaning, Where are you ) Neevu yelliddeera? (Meaning, Where are you people? (Plural) or Where are you? (singular but with respect)) | |||
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