<p>Namaskara, hegiddira. Hello everyone , how are you&nbsp;We had learnt few basic words to meet and greet people.&nbsp;I hope you have used them in atleast one or two conversations.&nbsp;&nbsp;Today let us understand few more pronouns&nbsp;- first focus would be to address individual people&nbsp;Neevu yellige hoguthiddiri – Where are you going&nbsp;Avaru manege&nbsp;hege bandaru – How did they come home – going by the tip given – this could also mean&nbsp;- How did he/she come home.&nbsp;So when you use the plural words you have to remember few words and you also address them with respect&nbsp;Did you notice there were two Kannada words for He/She both in singular and plural.&nbsp;The word Avaru means them or they are&nbsp;and sounds they are elsewhere or in past tense&nbsp;ivaru means he is or she is like in present tense&nbsp;For example Avaru hege hodaru – how did they go&nbsp;Ivaru hege bandaru&nbsp;- how did they come&nbsp;Another example&nbsp;Avara hesarenu means what is his name when the person is not around you&nbsp;Whereas&nbsp;Ivara heserenu means what is his name again when the person is around you&nbsp;Tip for the day – in the beginning never mind using less Kannada words and more English words – but use them and that is how you will begin to learn</p>

Namaskara, hegiddira. Hello everyone , how are you&nbsp;We had learnt few basic words to meet and greet people.&nbsp;I hope you have used them in atleast one or two conversations.&nbsp;&nbsp;Today let us understand few more pronouns&nbsp;- first focus would be to address individual people&nbsp;Neevu yellige hoguthiddiri – Where are you going&nbsp;Avaru manege&nbsp;hege bandaru – How did they come home – going by the tip given – this could also mean&nbsp;- How did he/she come home.&nbsp;So when you use the plural words you have to remember few words and you also address them with respect&nbsp;Did you notice there were two Kannada words for He/She both in singular and plural.&nbsp;The word Avaru means them or they are&nbsp;and sounds they are elsewhere or in past tense&nbsp;ivaru means he is or she is like in present tense&nbsp;For example Avaru hege hodaru – how did they go&nbsp;Ivaru hege bandaru&nbsp;- how did they come&nbsp;Another example&nbsp;Avara hesarenu means what is his name when the person is not around you&nbsp;Whereas&nbsp;Ivara heserenu means what is his name again when the person is around you&nbsp;Tip for the day – in the beginning never mind using less Kannada words and more English words – but use them and that is how you will begin to learn

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