Tamil Script Book: Learner's Manual - Sankaran Radakrishnan

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Tamil Script/Sankaran Radhakrishnan 21. The Tamil festival connected with the harvest is: (a) Deepavali (b) Pongal (c) Karthikai 22. Ancient Tamil Nadu was divided into three major regions called: (a) Cheranadu, Cholanadu, Pandiyanadu (b) Cholanadu, Ramnadu, Pandiyanadu (c) Cheranadu, Ramnadu, Pandiyanadu 23. The phrase, Pooy vaukireen is used: (a) at the time of meeting (b) at the time of eating (c) at the time of departure 24. An anthology of ten poems in Sangam Classics is named: (a) Pathuppattu (b) Mullaippattu (c) Pathirruppathu 25. Married women in Tamil Nadu wear: (a) Valayal as the symbol for marriage (b) Tali as the symbol for marriage (c) Mukkuthi as the symbol for marriage
Tamil Script/Sankaran Radhakrishnan SPEECH ORGANS: Knowledge of the speech organs and their descriptions will make Tamil learning easy. This will also help to understand sound values of Tamil letters, their writing, and reading. It is necessary that the learners of Tamil are familiar with some basic understanding of terminology used for the description of Tamil sounds. It is suggested to the learners to go through the profile given here for the organs of speech before beginning to learn Tamil. 1 5 1 6 2 3 4 2 7 11 8 10 12 9 13 1. Lips 2. Teeth The roof of the mouth: The roof of the mouth is divided into teeth ridge, hard palate and soft palate. 3. Teeth ridge: It is a convex part of the roof of the mouth. It is immediately behind the teeth.
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Chart I: Vowels, Consonants, Second
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Appendix I: Hand-movements: Tamil a
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Appendix II: Hand-movements: Second
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