Malayalam

Nee Enne Viswasikunnundo? or Ninaku enne viswasamundo?

In Malayalam, you would say "ഞാൻ ചില ചോദ്യങ്ങൾ ചോദിക്കുക" (pronounced as "njan chila chodhyangal chodikkuka").

Acorn in Malayalam is referred to as "ഓക്കര്‍ണ്."

Hermann Gundert, a Christian missionary and scholar, is credited with writing the first comprehensive Malayalam dictionary in the mid-19th century. His work helped standardize the language and promote literacy in Kerala.

"Chashakam" in Malayalam means cup or mug, typically used for drinking beverages.

You can say "അത് വളരെ അഴക് ആണ്" in Malayalam, which translates to "It is very beautiful."

You can say "എന്താണ് സംഭവിക്കുന്നത്?" (enthāṇu sambhavikkunnathu) in Malayalam to ask "What is happening?".

You can say "നിന്റെ ഓഋതല വെറും ആകാശോത്തെ അതിരിലെന്നൊ? (Ninte oorutala verum aakashotthe athirilenna?)" in Malayalam to ask "Are you crazy?"

"വേഗത്തിൽ വരുക" (vegathil varuka) is how you say "come fast" in Malayalam.

"Sarangy" in Malayalam means love or affection towards someone.

The Malayalam word for face is "മുഖം" (mukham).

You can say "ഞാൻ നിനക്ക് കാത്തുപയറിക്കുക" (pronounced as "naan ninakku kaathupayrikaam").

In Malayalam, you can say "നീ ആന്റ ആറ്റമേ" (nee anta aatame) to express "you are so cute".

jula means oongala ( swing )

'Choolu' means 'broom' or 'broomstick'. If the word is chula, it refers to each flesh of jackfruit. (If it is 'choola', it means 'furnace')

'poo' or 'poovu' means flower in Malayalam.

Asparagus is called "അസ്പരഗസ്" in Malayalam.

The Malayalam word "shoonyatha" translates to "emptiness" or "void" in English. It conveys the idea of nothingness or the absence of substance.

The word for "dumb" in Malayalam is "മൂക്ക്" (mooku).

The name "Sujana" in Malayalam means "well-behaved" or "good-natured". It is often used to describe someone who is virtuous or of good character.

"Handsome" in Malayalam can be translated as "സുന്ദരന്‍" (sundaran).

In Malayalam, grandaunt can be translated as "പേരമ്മ" (peramma).

You can say "നിനക്കായി ഞാൻ ഉണ്ടായിരിക്കും" (ninakkayi njan undaayirikkum) in Malayalam to mean "I will be with you".

The Malayalam word for proverb is "പഴയകാലം" (pazhyakalam).

nee evideyanu..

or ningal evideyanu

"Cheatah" in Malayalam means "threat" or "warning." It is often used to convey a sense of impending danger or harm.