Telugu meanings of sentences using the word "know" | Telugu Speaking Practice Session - 13/10/2022
Telugu Speaking Practice Session - 13/10/2022 | Telugu meanings of sentences using the word "know" | Learn Telugu through English | Beginner Level
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Telugu Speaking Practice Session – 12-10-2022 – Home work review
1. There is no use of scolding him - Athanni thittadam valla upayogam ledhu.
2. Let’s use this- Dheenini upayoginchukundam.
3. The sign board is of no use- Sign board valla upayogam ledhu.
4. Use the vegetables-Kuragayalu upayoginchandi.
5. Use the record properly-Recordnu sarigga upayoginchandi.
6. No need to use the blue pen-Nilam pennu upayoaginchaalsina avasaram ledhu.
7. I use this mobile number- Naenu e mobile numbernu vaaduthunnaanu.
8. Use the table to write - Vrayadaniki ballanu upayoginchandi.
9. Use the right direction-Saraina dishanu/maargamunu upayoginchandi.
10. I use Prerana Telugu Project and PR Learning Lab for learning Telugu- Naenu Telugu nerchuvadaniki Prerana Telugu Project mariyu PR Learning Labnu upayogisthunnaanu.
11. I use to prepare my own notes - na savanta notesn thayaaru chaeyadam naaku alavaatu.
12. I used to go on vacation. = Naaku selevau pai velladam alavaatu.
13. I used to read books. = Naaku pusthakaalu chadhavadam alavaatu.
12. I use cotton socks. = Naenu cotton socks upayogistanu.
13. I use to give advice = Naaku salaha ivvadam alavaatu.
14. Can I use your washroom-Naenu mi washroomni upayoginchavaccha?
17. Telugu Speaking Practice Session – 12-10-2022 - Telugu meanings of sentences using the word “sit”
1. Sit = Koorchonu – Verb in base form, koorchoa / koorchoandi – Imperative
2. Can you sit? = Koorcuntaaraa?
3. You may sit down on the chair? = Meeru kurcheeloa koorchoavacchu. / Meeru koorcheeloaa koorchoandi.
4. I am sitting in the car. = Naenu carlo koorchuntoo unnaanu.
5. Don’t sit upon it. = Dhaani pai koorchoavaddhu.
6. May I sit here? = Naenu ikkada koorchoavachaa?1. Know = Thelusukonu – verb in base form / Thelusukoa, thelusukoandi – imperative / Thelusu
2. I know = Naaku thelusu.
3. I knew = Naaku thelisindhi. / Naenu thelusukunnaanu.
4. They will know. = Vaallu thelusukuntaaru.
5. He knows her. = Athadiki aame thelusu.
6. I don’t know. = Naaku theliyadhu.
7. I am happy to know you. = Mee gurinchi thelusukoavadam naaku santhoashangaa undhi.
8. Do you know? = Meeku thelusaa?
9. I didn’t know. = Naaku theliyadhu.
10. Didn’t they know. = Vaallaku theliyadhaa?
11. I know her. = Aame naaku thelusu.
12. Do you know us? = Maemu meeku thelusaa?
13. Us = mammalni – object position
14. We = maemu – subject position
15. We know them. = Vaallu maaku thelusu
16. Them = Varini – object position
17. They = Vaallu – Subject position
18. I used to know her. = Inthakumundhu (earlier) aame naaku thelusu.
19. I used to go. = Naenu velthoo undaevaadini.
20. I used to watch movies. = Naenu cinemaalu choosthoo undaevaadini.
21. Do you know her? = Aame meeku thelusaa?
22. Do you know him? = Athadu meeku thelusaa?
23. What do you know about her? = Aame gurinchi meeku aemi thelusu?
24. I don’t know him. = Naaku athadu theliyadhu.
25. Call him. = Athadini piluvu
26. No one will know. = Evarikee theliyadhu.
27. Does she know you? = Aame neeku thelusuaa?
28. Know your subject properly. = Nee subject sariggaa thelusukoa.
29. How should I know? = Naenu elaa thelusukoavali? / Naaku elaa thelusthundhi?
30. I don’t know that. = Adhi naaku theliyadhu.
31. I know how to write. = Elaa vraayaaloa Naaku thelusu.
32. I know = Naaku thelusu
33. How to write? = Elaa vraayaali?
34. I know how to drive. = Naaku vaahanam elaa nadapaaloa thelusu.
35. I know driving. = Naaku vaahanam nadapadam thelusu.
36. I know cooking. = Naaku vanta chaeyadam thelusu.
37. I know how to cook. = Naaku vanta elaa chaeyaaloaa thelusu.
38. I know what to do. = Naaku aemi chaeyaloa thelusu.
39. I know = Naaku thelusu
40. What to do? = Aemi chaeyaali?
41. That is all I know. = Naaku thelisinadhi anthae.
42. That is all = Anthaa
43. You should know it. = Meeru adhi thelusukoavaali.
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