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Anupam Joseph in PACASA Academy for Indian Languages

Jan 6, 2017

Gender In Hindi Language

Gender in Hindi Language is very important. This is the part where most beginner’s tend to make mistake. In English we have three genders:

Nandakumar G in PACASA Academy for Indian Languages

Jan 4, 2017

Plurals and gender of nouns in Malayalam

‘Kal’ and ‘maar’ are the plural suffixes used in Malayalam. The distribution of these two suffixes are as follows. You may note that The verb in Malayalam is not marked for number and gender. Nouns show singular plural distinction.

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Nandakumar G in PACASA Academy for Indian Languages

Jan 4, 2017

Formal and informal Malayalam

We use formal language in situations that are serious or that involve people we don’t know well. Informal language is more commonly used in situations that are more relaxed and involve people we know well. Formal language is more common when we write; informal language is more…

Nandakumar G in PACASA Academy for Indian Languages

Jan 4, 2017

Interrogative Sentences in Malayalam

Hello and welcome to the Malayalam course by PACASA Language Academy. In this article we will learn about how to make a sentence into interrogative in Malayalam language.

Nandakumar G in PACASA Academy for Indian Languages

Jan 4, 2017

Conjunctive verbs in Malayalam

Hello and welcome to the Malayalam course by PACASA Language Academy. In this article we will learn about the Conjunctive verbs in Malayalam language. We know that Conjunctions connect two separate, but related thoughts, clauses, or ideas within a sentence and Verbs are the…

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Nandakumar G in PACASA Academy for Indian Languages

Jan 4, 2017

Funny machine translations!

We all know that machine translation cannot compete with human powered translations. Machine translation can be helpful for a rough assessment of what the content is all about, but the human element cannot be eliminated for perfect understanding of the source language.

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