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    This document provides basic Tamil pronouns for first, second, and third person, as well as other common pronouns like "self", demonstrative pronouns, indefinite pronouns, and pronouns of quantity. It includes Tamil translations for common greetings and phrases. Pronouns are presented for I/me/we, you, he/she/it/they, and possessives for each.

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    This document provides basic Tamil pronouns for first, second, and third person, as well as other common pronouns like "self", demonstrative pronouns, indefinite pronouns, and pronouns of quantity. It includes Tamil translations for common greetings and phrases. Pronouns are presented for I/me/we, you, he/she/it/they, and possessives for each.

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    1. How are you?-Eppati irukkirai? (or) Nalamaa?

    2. I'm fine, - Nallaa irukan! (or) Nalam!


    3. Good morning - Kaalai Vanakkam
    4. Good evening-Maalai Vanakkam
    5. Welcome! -Vaazhga!
    6. Thank you -Romba Nandri
    7. you?-Nienga?
    8. O.k-Sari
    9. No thanks-Paravaa illa
    10. I missed you-Unnai izhanthu vittan.
    11. What's news? -Anna seithi?
    12. Nothing much-Onnum illai
    13. Good night!-Iravu vanakkam
    14. See you later!-Apram paarkalame!
    15. Good bye!- Poiettu varn!

    I - Naan
    Me - Ennai
    We - Naangal
    My / Mine - En / Ennudaiya
    Us - Engalay
    Our - Nammudaiya / Engaludaiya
    Ours - Nammudaiyathu / Engaludaiyyathu


    Use of Pronouns (II Person) in Tamil Language

    You - Nee / Neengal / Unnay / Ungalai
    Your - Unnudaiya / Ungaludaiya
    Yours - Unnudaiyathu / Ungaludaiyathu



    Use of Pronouns (III Person) in Tamil Language

    He - Avan
    She - Aval
    Him - Avanay
    Her - Avalai / Avaludaiyathu
    His - Avanudaiya / Avanudaiyathu
    They - Avargal / Avai
    Their - Avargaludaiya / Avargaludaiyathu
    Theirs - Avargaludaiyathu / Avaigaludaiyathu
    Them - Avargalai / Avaigalai
    It - Adhu / Adhai
    Its - Adhanudaiya / Adhanudaiyathu


    Some Basic Common Pronouns in Tamil Language:

    Self - Thaan
    Myself - Naanae
    Yourself - Neeyae
    Himself - Avanae
    Itself - Adhuvae
    Themselves - Avargalae
    Ourselves - Naamae / Naangalae
    This - Idhu / Ivan / Ival
    That - Adhu / Avan / Aval
    These - Ivaigal / Ivargal
    Those - Avargal / Avaigal
    Some - Sila / Silar
    Somebody - Yaaroa
    Anybody - Yaarkilum / Yaaravadhu
    Everybody - Ellorrum
    Nobody - Yaarumillai
    Something - Edhavathu Ondru
    Anything - Edhavathu
    Nothing - Ondrum illai
    Same - Adhey
    Such - Adhu pondra
    Few - Konjam / Sila
    Many - Pala / Palar / Nirayya
    Other - Martrondru / Vera
    Others - Pira / Pirar

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