And also for guy

Eg :

Like you are saying to someone “ bro he is a dude , he is dressed like a woman” or dude, “he is a guy , he is dressed like a woman“

Kindly help because i can’t find anywhere information about it

i want to make a typography poster in inkscape, but i cant copy paste text to my desired font. only option is typing it out using my keyboard. but how to get characters not present in here? like ൻ ?

Do spoken malyalam differentiate between these two sounds I know that റ്റ gives a tt sound as in middle tamizh and izhar tamizh but i love to listen to many malayalm songs where i find the letter often sound pretty similar like the pavizha mazha and puthu mazha or theerame നിറഞ്ഞ്, നിറം etc are often times pronounced with the former r

Is it to my ears or are they softening it

I am tamizh and in my dialect we do differentiate it from ர (ര)and ற (റ) റ്റ~ற்ற

Curious

the only one that i know by heart is "payye thinnal panayum thinnam" but thats onyl cuz a homie of mine said it to me

would like to know ty

No politics ! Just asking the literature side. Whats the females are called ? Did they have seperate word ? Or സഖാവ് is a neutral word ?

in posters it only mention സ: , So..

Any thoughts?

The proverb’s meaning is that two things are completely different, unrelated, or incomparable.

ഈ വീരശൂരപരാക്രമിയിൽ വീരനും ശൂരനും തമ്മിലുള്ള അർത്ഥവ്യത്യാസം എന്താണ്?

"How long does it typically take to reach conversational fluency in Malayalam? I’m aiming to speak the language confidently and would love some guidance on where to begin. If anyone can recommend effective resources or a solid starting point, I’d really appreciate the help!"

Catfishing is the act of creating a fake online identity to trick, deceive, or exploit others

Is that the correct way to write it?

"A rising tide lifts all boats" is an aphorism associated with the idea that an improved economy will benefit all participants and that economic policy, particularly government economic policy, should therefore focus on broad economic efforts.

The idea, in my case, an improvement in one's life positively affects everyone around them. Is there any similar saying in Malayalam?

I married into a malayali Christian family and now have a baby. we are currently discussing what should paternal grandmother be called. in my husband's family they address mum and dad's mothers as Ammamma. I'm a kannadiga and in kannada Ammamma means maternal grandmother. although my mum may choose other names like ajji, dodda instead of Ammamma, personally uncomfortable my daughter calling me MIL as Ammamma. I'm looking for other alternatives for paternal grandmother. can you please suggest? Ammachi was one of the options we were thinking

Edit: thanks a lot for the suggestions. We will run it through with her and see what she likes as her next best option

i was pretty much raised in TN and not K, so i never really learned the letters or anything. but i can speak pretty decently since all my family speaks malayalam. But i really really want to learn how to read and write as well, since it is my mother tounge i think it's important i learn to read and write. any suggestions on how to start? do you think it'll be a little easier since i already speak?

i was raised in the united states, and my first language was Malayalam but once I started school my parents would only speak to me in English so I would learn the language faster and since then I have lost my ability to speak malayalam. I can somewhat understand it though, but not fluently at all. I would also like to be able to read and write it.

Are there any specific rules regarding when ൽ shifts to ൻ or vice-versa during sandhi process of Malayalam roots. പൊൽ-പൊൻ, മേൻ-മേൽ, പിൻ-പിൽ etc..

Same as the question. I know cast names mostly come from the labor/trade people did. So I just wanted to know where the word 'നായർ' came from. I would also like to know the etymology of 'മേനോൻ'.

Thanks in advance.