Shall we go for lunch in Malayalam?
Or,
Will you go for lunch in Malayalam?
In Malayalam, "Let's go for lunch" can be translated as "ഞാൻ ലഞ്ച് കഴിച്ചു പോടാം" (pronounced as "njan lunch kazhichu poṭām"). The phrase "ഞാൻ" (njan) means "I", "ലഞ്ച്" (lunch) means "lunch", "കഴിച്ചു" (kazhichu) means "to eat", and "പോടാം" (poṭām) means "let's go".
No, I did not have lunch in Malayalam. Malayalam is a language spoken in the Indian state of Kerala. It is not a type of meal.
You can say "നീത്തിരിച്ചു പോയി?" (neetthirichu poiy?) in Malayalam to ask "Had your lunch?"
You can say "നിനക്ക് ലഞ്ച് കഴിച്ചേയിരി" (ninakku launch kazhicheyri) in Malayalam to mean "had your lunch".
"மதியாநே உணவு செய்வாயா?" (Madiyānē uṇavu ceyvāyā?)
In Malayalam, "Let's go for lunch" can be translated as "ഞാൻ ലഞ്ച് കഴിച്ചു പോടാം" (pronounced as "njan lunch kazhichu poṭām"). The phrase "ഞാൻ" (njan) means "I", "ലഞ്ച്" (lunch) means "lunch", "കഴിച്ചു" (kazhichu) means "to eat", and "പോടാം" (poṭām) means "let's go".
No, I did not have lunch in Malayalam. Malayalam is a language spoken in the Indian state of Kerala. It is not a type of meal.
You can say "നീത്തിരിച്ചു പോയി?" (neetthirichu poiy?) in Malayalam to ask "Had your lunch?"
The English word Lunch means "Ucha bakshanam" in Malayalam.
You can say "നിനക്ക് ലഞ്ച് കഴിച്ചേയിരി" (ninakku launch kazhicheyri) in Malayalam to mean "had your lunch".
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The English word Lunch means "Ucha bakshanam" in Malayalam.
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"மதியாநே உணவு செய்வாயா?" (Madiyānē uṇavu ceyvāyā?)
Unless your lunch is literally running from you, it is "go to lunch."
"പോവുക (pōvuka)" is how you say "let's go" in Malayalam.