What time is it? Days of the week, today/tomorrow, morning to night — talk about time naturally.
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Transcript
Samayavum divasavum parayaan padhikkaam, tto. Aarengilum chodichaal, ‘ippo samayam ethrayaayi?’ Parayaam, ‘ippo pathu maniyaayi.’ Innathe divasam ethaa? Thinkal, chovva, budhan, vyaazham, velli, shani, njaayar. Innu velliyaazhchayaanu. Samayam parayumpo upakaaramulla vaakkukal — raavile, uchaykku, vaikunneram, raathri. ‘Naale kaanaam’ enno ‘mattannaal varaam’ ennokke parayaam. Ithrayum orthaa mathi!
Let’s learn to tell time and days. If someone asks ‘what time is it now?’ say ‘it’s ten o’clock.’ Which day is today? Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Today is Friday. Useful time words — morning, noon, evening, night. You can say ‘see you tomorrow’ or ‘I’ll come the day after.’ Just remember this much!
How to use this episode
Play it once just listening. Play it again and say each line aloud with the audio (shadowing). Then hide the transcript and see how much you catch. Ten minutes a day and casual Malayalam starts to feel natural.
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