studied = padichu (പഠിച്ചു). Compare this answer with the Tense rules. The question is not clear.
Njan ITI padichu. (But, ITI is not a course. So, the sentence must be as, "I studied in an ITI." Its Malayalam is as "Njan ITI-yil padichu." If you mean that you have studied an ITI course, then the sentence must be as, "I studied an ITI course.")
In Malayalam, "hello" is written as ഹലോ.
The Malayalam word for proverb is "പഴയകാലം" (pazhyakalam).
In Malayalam, "thank you" is said as "നന്ദി" (pronounced as nandi). It is written in Malayalam script as "നന്ദി".
An informal letter in Malayalam typically starts with "പ്രിയ" (Dear) followed by the recipient's name. The content of the letter can be conversational and friendly, and it usually ends with a closing such as "നന്ദി" (Thank you) or "സ്നേഹപൂർവ്വം" (Yours affectionately).
good kid you learnt malayalam.
Malayala bhasha padichu.
Njan ITI padichu. (But, ITI is not a course. So, the sentence must be as, "I studied in an ITI." Its Malayalam is as "Njan ITI-yil padichu." If you mean that you have studied an ITI course, then the sentence must be as, "I studied an ITI course.")
In Malayalam, "hello" is written as ഹലോ.
The Malayalam word for proverb is "പഴയകാലം" (pazhyakalam).
A period of 12 years
In Malayalam, "thank you" is said as "നന്ദി" (pronounced as nandi). It is written in Malayalam script as "നന്ദി".
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What do you mean Malayalam become strange? .. write in better English! Malayalam isn't strange you weirdo!
impossible if you aren't a born malayalee.
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