8 letters Adhithaala nade1

[@sreechakradharm]

Waw... I am the first one to watch the lesson

[@lightfox11]

wrong

[@sreechakradharm]

​@@lightfox11 may be

[@letslearnmrudanga]

Happy learning 😄👍

[@user-ly9tj2ol2i]

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[@letslearnmrudanga]

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[@selvamprem]

Sir super teaching.im learning. Your video's helping me. Thanks 🙏

[@letslearnmrudanga]

Thank you. I am happy to hear that it's useful 😊. All the best for your learning 👍

[@mallappa1234]

Excited to see the new lesson!

[@letslearnmrudanga]

Thank you for that note. I am happy to hear that

[@марципаненмъх]

Thanks!

[@letslearnmrudanga]

You are welcome 🙂 happy learning 👍

[@lightfox11]

awesome

[@letslearnmrudanga]

Thank you

[@mallappa1234]

In the Koraipu part, the urutu part is confusing because of the notes do not match the demonstration. Notes on screen says "Na.Ka.Dhit.Thaan.Kita" it is being demonstrated as "Na.Ka.Dhit.Thaan.Thaka".
So, KiTa (played only in right hand as I learnt from earlier lesson) vs ThaKa (tha on left + dhi on right). I decided to follow what you are demonstrating.
The double speed urutu demonstration went bit fast. But, I was able to rewind and watch several times to understand.
Also, in the phrase "Na.Ka.Dhit.Thaan.Thaka", the "Na" makes me think of Na from Na-Num. I have started reciting it as "Tha.Ka.Dhit.Thaan.Thaka". :)
Thank you, sir!

[@letslearnmrudanga]

Good. Many of the cases we say Kita and play thaka(tha dhi) it's not kuta played on right karane'. Hope it's clear now

[@letslearnmrudanga]

Na(Nam kind) is also referred to as tha in many schools.

[@EzhilcegAzhagan]

Thank you sir

[@letslearnmrudanga]

You are welcome 👍

[@VijayaShanker-e2b]

Thank you for the wonderful lesson Sir

[@letslearnmrudanga]

You are welcome. Happy learning 🙂