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Here are the list of Tulu alphabets in original Tulu script, mainly in this section let’s study how to read and pronounce the Tulu ‘Vyanjanolu’ ( ವ್ಯಂಜನಾಕ್ಷರಗಳು in Kannada or Consonents in English).
Click on each audio clip next to the each Tulu letter to listen to the sound of the each Tulu Consonent (Vyanjanolu).
Learn Tulu with these 200+ Tulu Basic Words Tulu Basic Words Greetings in Tulu 1. Hello – namaskara 2. How are you? – encha ullar? 3. I am fine – yaan usar ulle 4. What is your name? – erena pudar enchina/dada? 5. My name is Rama – Yenna pudar Rame 6. Nice to meet…
Tulu Reading – Vowels The Tulu script was mainly used by the migrated Tulu priests in Kerala to write Vedas and Mantras to remember around 11-12th century is popularly known as the Tulu Script. As this script form is popular in both Tulunadu(Current Mangalore and Udupi districts or known as undivided Dakshina Kannada district) and…
Learn Tulu and Kannada Conversation in a Restaurant with Voice English : What’s available to eat? Kannada : Enella thindi ide? Tulu : Daada thiniyere undu? English : How long it will take to prepare? Kannada : Madodakke yestu hottu aagutte? Tulu : Malpere yeth porthu aapundu? English : Give me one Masala Dosa. Kannada…
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 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…
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…
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