"Njan Kaikond Manthi" is a phrase in Malayalam, which translates to "I have held the hand" in English. It often signifies a sense of support, companionship, or connection, typically in the context of relationships or friendships. The phrase can imply a promise of being there for someone or assisting them in times of need.
Me
Njan wait cheyyano
nee paranjittu venooo njan ariyendathu ....poda chekka
"Njan vilikan" translates to "I am calling" in English. It is a phrase in Malayalam, a language spoken in the Indian state of Kerala.
Njan mail ayachittundu
Me
The English translation for the Malayalam word pokum is "will go". For example the Malayalam word "njan" means I, so "njan pokum" means " I will go".
Njan wait cheyyano
nee paranjittu venooo njan ariyendathu ....poda chekka
I
Njan mail ayachittundu
"Njan vilikan" translates to "I am calling" in English. It is a phrase in Malayalam, a language spoken in the Indian state of Kerala.
I am always in your service.
Njan ninne/thanne/thankale/angaye snehikkunnu/ishttappedunnu. (If it is to a lover, it may have the meaning 'njan ninne/thanne premikkunnu')
so what i want to do??
"I send it yesterday"
അവനോട് ഞങ്ങളുടെയൊപ്പം ചര്ച്ച കൊടുക്കാൻ അനുവദിക്കാം.