In short: To say "I want to withdraw money", say എനിക്ക് പണം എടുക്കണം (enikku panam edukkanam). "I want to deposit money" is പണം അടയ്ക്കണം (panam adaykkanam). പണം (panam) = money; കാശ് (kaashu) = cash.
Variations & related phrases
| Malayalam | Romanised | English |
|---|---|---|
| എനിക്ക് പണം എടുക്കണം | Enikku panam edukkanam | I want to withdraw money |
| പണം അടയ്ക്കണം | Panam adaykkanam | I want to deposit money |
| ബാലൻസ് അറിയണം | Balance ariyanam | I want to check the balance |
| ചില്ലറ വേണം | Chillara venam | I need small change |
When & how to use it
Panam/kaashu = money/cash. Edukkuka = to take/withdraw; adaykkuka = to pay/deposit.
Example sentences
| Malayalam | Romanised | English |
|---|---|---|
| എനിക്ക് കുറച്ച് പണം എടുക്കണം. | Enikku kurachu panam edukkanam. | I need to withdraw some money. |
| ATM-ൽ കാശില്ല. | ATM-il kaashilla. | There's no cash in the ATM. |
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How do you say I want to withdraw money in Malayalam?
Say എനിക്ക് പണം എടുക്കണം (enikku panam edukkanam).
How do you say I want to deposit money?
Say പണം അടയ്ക്കണം (panam adaykkanam).
What is the Malayalam word for money?
"Money" is പണം (panam); "cash" is കാശ് (kaashu).
How do you say check the balance?
Say ബാലൻസ് അറിയണം (balance ariyanam).