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Mother Tongue Twisters - #TheUntranslatables Literally meaning "tiger's tail", the Malayalam word Pulivaal refers to a difficulty that one can neither avoid nor face, like holding a tiger by its tail around
Funny machine translations!. We all know that machine translation… | by Nandakumar G | PACASA Academy for Indian Languages | Medium
🙃While enikkù vayya literally translates to not feeling well or feeling tired, it's used in a lot of fun ways. 😮 I like using it as an exclamation and... | By Learn
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Mammootty's Kaathal shows a language problem. What's the Malayalam word for gay? : r/Kerala
Is this glitch or the word “Manushyan” refers to both Male as well as Human? : r/malayalam
SA.PV (4) | Panchavadyam( പഞ്ചവാദ്യം Malayalam), literally m… | Flickr
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Download Malayalam Quran (Holy Koran in Malayalam language) app for iPhone and iPad
S.R.Praveen on X: "#Keeravani in his Oscars speech had talked about growing up listening to the Carpenters, the band. Some Malayalam media houses took that literally and put out these headlines which
Malayalam - Wikipedia
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SA.PV (12) | Panchavadyam( പഞ്ചവാദ്യം Malayalam), literally … | Flickr
10 Mind Boggling Facts About The Malayalam Language - Milestoneloc
How to say 'thank you' in Malayalam - Quora
Word order in Kannada and Malayalam languages | Download Table
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Influence of digital content on the usage of Malayalam in present times. – serendikutty
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Why is there no Google translate for Malayalam? - Quora
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Say Yes And No In Malayalam: 10+ Incredible Ways | by Ling Learn Languages | Medium
Malayalam film titles that are literally tongue twisters | The Times of India
