Pronounce Tulu Words

How to Pronounce Alphabets in Tulu

How to Pronounce

Though Tulu has an ancient script, it is generally referred to as a language without script. This is because, the script is totally unknown among its own people. It has been known only among the Tulu brahmins in olden days, who mainly used it for maintaining the Sanskrit Mantras, in Astrology and in Medicinal reference books, in which these brahmins where revered in the entire west-coast of India. However, recent researches have revealed that, Tulu has got a number of ancient books with scholarly written literature. Unfortunately most of them are now extinct that are written in Tulu script. But currently, a few periodicals published in Tulu language and books written now and then in Tulu and most of them use Kannada script.

1. Short Vowels – ಹೃಸ್ವ ಸ್ವರ

Short Owls

How to Pronounce

Tulu & Kannada Script

Audio

a

proniunced like 'u' in 'but'

i

proniunced like 'i' in 'pig'
 

u

proniunced like 'u' in 'put'
 

e

proniunced like 'e' in 'egg'
 

o

proniunced like 'o' in 'obey'
 

ae

proniunced like 'a' in 'man'
 

2. Long Vowels – ಧೀರ್ಘ ಸ್ವರ

3. Consonants – ವ್ಯಂಜನಾಕ್ಷರಗಳು

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