Practical Kannada Spoken Course From English .

Basic spoken kannada.

What you'll learn

Basic kannada words .

Basic kannada sentences.

How to use kannada words .

How to use kannada sentences.

Requirements

None .

Description

The five points I would like to mention .In any language, there's singular and plural, in Sanskrit it's singular,dual and plural.In any language, there are different pronouns and nouns for male and female only. In Sanskrit , we have nouns and pronouns for male, female and neutral.The prepositions come with the word itself, so even if you jumble up your sentence, it will still have the same meaning.You can form very complex and interconnected words using sandhis and samas.The same sentence can have a totally different meaning. Also you can write an entire sentence in a single word.kannada ia  a Dravidian language spoken predominantly by the people of Karnataka. The language is also spoken by linguistic minorities in the states of Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil nadu, Telangana, Kerala and Goa andalso by Kannadiga expats abroad.Karanataka and Andhra were under the Sanskrit deference. Many prakrit languages were in circulation since 6 B.C. in the Northern parts of India: The Jains, and Buddhist monks learnt these languages and wrote and taught in these Prakrit/ Pali languages. In the south, they first adopted, used and taught in Tamil since there was patronage for that language in the Tamil regions. There was no opportunity for Kannada to gain such currency under the influence of the Northern rulers. Such political reasons delayed the emergence of Kannada into the literal mainstream for about 500 years. Kannada finally started its independent emergence under the rule of the Kadambas and the Gangas. With such political and administrative patronage, Kannada literature really blossomed under the Badami Chalukyas.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Day 2 .

Lecture 3 Day 2 , Evening .

Lecture 4 Day 2 , night .

Lecture 5 Day 3 , morning .

Lecture 6 Naanu chaha ( tea ) kudiyutidine .

Lecture 7 Day 3 , opening pack .

Lecture 8 Day 3 , opening pack , part 2 .

Lecture 9 Day 4 , morning .

Lecture 10 Day 4 , breakfast .

Anyone who want to learn kannada from basics .,Anyone who is interested to learn kannada from basics.