Malayalam

To activate Malayalam language in UC Browser, you can go to the browser's settings or preferences menu. Look for the language or regional settings option and choose Malayalam as the preferred language. This should enable the browser to display content in Malayalam.

This plural form of suggestion means 'നി൪ദ്ദേശങ്ങള്‍, സൂചനകള്‍, അഭിപ്രായങ്ങള്‍, etc.' (Nirdesangal, soochanakal, abhiprayangal, etc)

In Malayalam, "little bit" is said as "വലിയതും അല്ലാതെ പക്ഷേ അത്തം" (valiyathum allathe pakshe atham).

Malayalam is believed to have originated around the 9th century AD. It has its roots in ancient Tamil and Sanskrit languages. Over time, Malayalam has evolved into its own distinct language with a rich literary tradition.

You can say "ഞാൻ നിന്നെ സ്നേഹിക്കുന്നു" (njaan ninne snehikkunnu) to express "I love you" in Malayalam.

To say "I want a kiss" in Malayalam, you can say "ഞാൻ ഒരു ചുംബനം വേണം" (njān oru cum̱baṉaṁ vēṇaṁ).

In Malayalam, elder brother is called "ചേട്ടന്" (chettan).

It depends on whether the grandmom is a christian, hindu or muslim. For example, christians call their grandmother 'ammachi' or 'ammama' whereas hindus call their grand mother 'achamma' or 'ammuma' or 'muthachi'.

This is colloquial, dialect and slang in Malayalam. So, ഞാ൯ ഇപ്പോള്‍ കാണാ൯ അടിപൊളിയല്ലേ? (ഇപ്പോള്‍ എനിക്ക് നല്ല ചെത്ത് രൂപമല്ലേ?) these are suitable. Mainly, the word 'smart' is used to explain the outer appearance of someone in Malayalam. But, it can also be used in the meanings ഉഗ്ര൯, ഒന്നാംതരം, etc.

To write in Malayalam in Microsoft Works Word Processor, you can enable the Malayalam keyboard layout on your computer. Go to Control Panel > Clock, Language, and Region > Change keyboards or other input methods > Change keyboards. Click on "Add" and select the Malayalam keyboard layout. Then, you can switch to the Malayalam keyboard while typing in Microsoft Works Word Processor.

In Malayalam, grandfather is called "അപ്പൻ" (Appan).

Njan ninakku adi tharum. (ഞാ൯ നിനക്ക് അടി തരും (അടി മേടിക്കും/അടി കൊള്ളും/അടി വാങ്ങും)

Malayalam is a Dravidian language originated from its mother language Tamil. It can accept any word or sentence as its own even though it is from some other languages. For example, the word 'bench' is used as it is, in Malayalam too. People in Kerala (esp. educated erudite of Malayalam), want to find words equivalent to English words as 'bicycle'. Many like to be persons like Shakespeare, for he was a man of coinage. If one finds a new element, and gives it a unique name, it must be the global name of it. Try to find a new name for it in a traditional provincial language is really ridicules. The advantage of Malayalam language is that it can accept every language. The disadvantage of it is that the erudite few try to make it ridiculous even though it has nothing to boast to be of a contributor of even a single term.

Nee eppol urangan pokum? (നീ/നിങ്ങള്‍/// / താ൯/താങ്കള്‍/ / അങ്ങ്/ഇയാള്‍ എപ്പോള്‍ ഉറങ്ങാ൯ പോകും?)

Try to respell this word. The present term does not have any connection to Malayalam Language. Spell using RP alphabets.

"Valia churika" in Malayalam refers to a big knife or machete. It is commonly used in Kerala for various purposes, such as cutting through thick vegetation or preparing food.

studied = padichu (പഠിച്ചു). Compare this answer with the Tense rules. The question is not clear.

To say "I understand" in Malayalam, you can say "ഞാൻ മനസ്സിലായി" (njaan manassilaaya).

You can say "ഞാന്‍ ഉറക്കമുള്ള ആണ്" in Malayalam, which translates to "I am sleeping."

You can say "ഞാന്‍ നിന്നെ കണ്ടുപിടിക്കാം" (Jaan ninne kandupikkaam) in Malayalam, which translates to "I want to meet you".

I love talking to you (English) = ninnodu samasarikunnath enik ishtamanu (Malayalam)

എനിക്ക് അറിയിക്കാം (enikku ariyikkam) is how you say "I understood" in Malayalam.

Bengal gram in Malayalam is called "കടല" (kadala).

Malayalam is primarily spoken in the Indian state of Kerala. It is also spoken in parts of neighboring states like Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, as well as expatriate communities around the world, particularly in the Gulf countries.

How was your day (English) = ningada divasam engana undayirunnu (Malayalam)