Kannada speaking is taught online through the medium of English. We have had students from France,USA,UK,Australia,Finland,Switzerland,Qatar,Malaysia,Japan talking up our online Kannada Conversation Courses over the last 10 years. The following is a sample from a Kannada Skype Coaching class. CLICK HERE to JOIN Kannada Skype Coaching Program for Foreigners
The Difference Between “AVANA”, “AVANIGE” and “AVANANNA”, “AVANADU”. In previous sessions, you have learnt the use of “Avanu”, we will now see the use of “avana”, “avanige” and “avananna”, “avanadu”. Let us see some examples: He is my son. Avanunanna maga.What is his name? Avana hesaru yeanu? In the example, “Give him 100 rupees”, Avanige … Read moreSIMPLE SENTENCES – 03
Our Universe is so wonderful. Change of weather vocabulary is the content of this session. Sun—soorya Moon—chandra star—tare/nakshatra sky—aakaasha /gagana earth—bhoomi wind—gaaLi fire—benki water—neeru world—jagatthu / prapancha ice /snow / —hima mist /dew—manju SIMPLE SENTENCES ADDRESSING WEATHER CONDITIONS MoDa muchide. MaLe barabohudu. It is cloudy. Might rain. GaaLi joraagi bisuthe.MaLe barolla. It is very windy.It … Read moreSIMPLE SENTENCES-02
Kannada for beginners is being dealt with a little more, in our next series of sessions followed by podcast episodes. Since many of our learners have indicated in our survey that they are beginners or with a little knowledge and would like more clarity in certain areas,we shall focus on giving them more basics of … Read moreSIMPLE SENTENCES – 01
Many of our readers/learners have stopped by to send us an email appreciating our efforts and also how Kannada Fluenzy Blog has been instrumental in helping them speak Kannada confidently.The following are a few more sentences contributed by a student. I am sure all will benefit from the conversational sentences and the podcast that follows. … Read moreEVERYDAY KANNADA ENCOUNTER 10
Many of our advanced learners have found this Everyday Kannada Encounter series useful, particularly the podcasts that follow which are to be listened to as one goes through the blog post below. 1)Why should we ask them that question when we ALREADY KNOW the answer? What is the point in asking? AAGALE GOTHIDANNE, matthe yaak … Read moreEVERYDAY KANNADA ENCOUNTER 09
Speaking skills made easy with the Everyday Kannada Encounter series and podcasts. Part 8 follows. 1)The baby cries ALL DAY LONG. Magu DINAWELLA aLuthe. 2)People who cheat others never COME UP IN LIFE. Innobbarige/bereyavarige/mathobbarige mosa madidare,avaree MOSA HOGTHARE?JEEVANADALLI MELAKKE BAROLLA. 3)Vinod does not speak to ANYONE in the street. Vinod rastheyalli YAARA HATHIRANOO maathadolla. 4)HE … Read moreEVERYDAY KANNADA ENCOUNTER 08
I believe these series on basic Kannada Conversational sentences are helping you speak fluent Kannada. 1)SHALL WE TAKE Suresh on our team? Sureshana namma thandakke SERISKOLLONNAVE? 2)My house lies BETWEEN Anil’s and Sunil’s house. Namma mane Sunil matthe Anil mane MADHYE ide. 3)INSTEAD of promoting me, the management promoted Rajesh. Nannage BADALAGI, management navaru Rajeshange … Read moreEVERYDAY KANNADA ENCOUNTER 07
Now that you are familiar with the Everyday Kannada Encounter series, here are a few more of the conversational sentences. Listen to the podcast that follows as you try speaking. Do not hesitate to pause and repeat until you are confident. 1)When you take your umbrella out with you, it never rains. When you DON’T … Read moreEVERYDAY KANNADA ENCOUNTER 06
Here are a few more conversational sentences you will find useful. 1)Earlier, the old man could walk UP TO MG Road. Now, he cannot walk BEYOND the gate. Munche,ee muduka MG Road/rasthe waregoo nadkondu hogavanu. EEga,gate inda HORAGE hogode kashta.2)Those bananas are RAW. These bananas are RIPE. Bananas RIPEN very quickly in the summer heat. … Read moreEVERYDAY KANNADA ENCOUNTER-05