Here are the Tulu Words and Flash Cards for the Basic Colors
1. Red – Kempu
2. Orange – Kittale or Kaavi
3. Yellow – Manjal
4. Green – Pache
5. Black – Kappu
6. Blue – Neeli
7. White – Boldu
8. Pink – Gulabi
9. Grey – Boodi
10 Brown – Kandu
11. Sky Blue – Aakasha Neeli
Tulu Colors Flash Card in PDF Format
Flash Cards in Tulu for the Domestic Animals Flash Cards in Tulu – Learn Tulu quickly and memorize the following domestics animals names in Tulu by playing with flash card games with your friends and family members. Download Flash Cards in Tulu in PNG and PDF formats – Set 1 of 3 1. Cow –…
Tulu Flash Cards for Body Parts Here is the list of Tulu words for the Body Parts 1. Head – Thare 2. Hair – Kujal 3. Ears – Kebilu 4. Eyes – Kannulu 5. Mouth – Baayi 6. Nose – Munku 7. Cheeks – Keppaelu 8. Chin – Gadda Download Tulu Flash Cards for Boy…
Dennana Dnnana Tulu Song Dennana dennana dennana dennana Dennana dennani yeh Tulunada simed kamarottu gramodu Gutteda bhutavundu yeh Dennana dennana dennana dennana Dennana dennani yeh Mamalla bhutada karnika tuleye Gutteda bhutavundu yeh Dennana dennana dennana dennana Dennana dennani yeh Tulunada simed kamarottu gramodu Gutteda bhutavundu yeh Dennana Dnnana Translation into Kannada ಡೆನ್ನಾನ ಡೆನ್ನಾನ ಡೆನ್ನಾನ ಡೆನ್ನಾನ…
Tulu Script or Lipi – How to Read and Write Tulu will be written in Tigalari is a Southern Brahmic script which was used to write Tulu, Kannada, and Sanskrit languages. It was primarily used for writing Vedic texts in Sanskrit. It evolved from the Grantha script. It is called as Tigalari lipi in Kannada-speaking…
Tulu language is one of the five Dravidian languages of South India (Pancha-Bhasha, others are Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam). The four major languages spoken today are dominantly spoken in their respective states (Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Kerala), whereas Tulu is spoken in a small niche, mainly in coastal Karnataka and Northern Kerala (Kasaragod…
Useful Phrases in Tulu – Tulu is a simple language, if you practice properly you can be well versed in less time. I have given you few sentences which can be used for your daily use. “Yencha ullar ?” – How are you? “daada malthondullar?” – What are you doing? “Vanas aande?” – Had lunch/dinner…
