Even in tamil you have the same case , madurai tamil, chennai tamil , kongu tamil, and etc in india ,I sri lanka we have 3 types, one is the way they speak in North, and next in hill country, and next in the east side
One correction..even in each district there are different types of malayalam..for example,I live in thrissur district..malayalam we speak is different in places called irinjalakuda, chalakkudi,kodungalloor etc which are all different places in thrissur😂
Dude, I live in Coimbatore. Born and brought up here. I can understand Malayalam while others speaking. I can watch Malayalam movies without subtitles. I am generally good at languages. Even though, I studied in Tamil medium , I didn't find any difficulty in speaking in English. But, Malayalam is hard to crack man. Very difficult to speak.
All languages have slangs which vary according to the regions. With Northern regions of Kasaragod, Malayalam (spoken particularly in the regions north to Kumbla) have heavy influences from other languages like Tulu, Kannada, etc.
Ath vicharikkunna pole alla Ente koodeyullavar parayyunna tamizh njan oruvidham okke manassilaakkum ennal njan paryunna malayalam avark manassilaakan kurach paadaan may b because of slang😅
True , even names of places , we asked route for Kumarakom as it is , and people of nearby & same district didn’t recognise it , they suggested nothing like that exist here it maybe in tamilnadu ( kumbakonam )😂. Finally an uncle realised and said it is actually Kumaa...rakham 😬& that we were pronoucing wrong 😂. Even mallapuram & allapuza is called something else .
தமிழ் பேச தெரிந்தவர்களுக்கு மட்டுமே மலையாளம் மிக சுலபமாக பேச முடியும் ஆனால் எழுதுவது படிப்பது மிக கடினம்.நான் 2 வருடம் திருவனந்தபுரத்தில் வேலை செய்துள்ளேன்
@@GgyerG3wbtbt2y Malayalam and Tamil are sister languages from proto-Dravidian languages.. Malayalam is the older sister and Tamil is the younger sister.. This is the latest from linguistics experts..
Yes. I have seen many tamils speak malayalam which is 50% tamil and 50% malayalam. If the other person doesn’t understand tamil then you have a hard time communicating. Having said that most people in kerala understand some tamil and Its not hard to communicate.
It's Actually The Other Way Around.. If You Knw Malayalam It's Easy To Understand Tamil 💯 Not Only That Malayalis Have a Special Talent / Ability To Learn Many Languages.. Majority of Malayalis Can Undrstnd Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, English And Little Bit Telugu, Kannada, French, Arab And Korean 🔥💯
I am Tamil and I can actually understand Malayalam untill they start using some big words I usually watch Malayalam movies and most of the time I don't see the subtitles I can understand but I could never speak though.
Yes, Malayalam and Tamil share several vocabularies since they belong in Dravidian family. But it is far less than 90%. Just like the similarities between Swedish and Norwegian (both belonging in the same family). But Malayalam grammar is very different since Malayalam lacks subject verb agreements. Another thing is Tamil spoken in regions like Thenkasi and Tirunelveli tend to be more closer towards Malayalam in terms of vocabularies. Tamil spoken in Northern regions tend to be closer to Kannada and Telugu in terms of vocabularies.
@The Guy Just like Malayalam, Tamil also had lots of Sanskrit loan words until many of them were removed through Pure Tamil Movement (Thani Tamil Iyakkam). Sanskrit influences on Malayalam are more common among Hindus while it is less among Muslims and many groups of Christians.
@The Guy Why u say malayalam is beautiful than tamil.. Tamil is much more beautiful than any language. Just because you are malayali don't leave such statement. Eg. For kannadiga kannada is a beautiful. Don't degrade my tamil "தமிழ்" 🔥❤
What do you mean nah? Malayalam is easy in terms of grammar since it lacks subject verb agreements. Kannada requires strict subject verb agreements making it very hard to master grammatically.
@@Sajith444 Grammatically speaking, Tamil is harder than Malayalam since Tamil requires strict subject verb agreements and has several irregular verb conjugations.
Sandalwood actually gave her the opportunity to start her career but she never respects kannadigas being from Karnataka itself 😂😂 and you are talking about her mentioning Telugu poor boi
My mother , a Bengali , grown up in Mumbai married a Malayalee who did his entire education from Kerala. She picked up and speaks Malayalam fluently. This was 48 years ago. So I won't agree Malayalam is a tough language. I speak and also read and write Malayalam. I have never lived in Kerala.
They say in terms of accurate pronunciation. Most malayalees can differentiate native speakers and non-native speaker's accent. Though there are exceptions where people are fluent thoroughly.
Wikipedia . Malayalam is not a constructed language like it. Malayalam evolved from Proto Tamil and Sanskrit, mixed up with many other languages including Arabic, Syrian, Portuguese, English, Dutch, French, Persian, Hindustani (various dialects of Hindi and Urdu) etc and become what is known now. The script evolved from Grandha lipi, Vattezhuthu, Kolezhuthu etc to the present day Malayalam Aksharamala. Malayalam grammar has also evolved slowly. It has progressed very much from over a century ago. It is still evolving.
That's BS! Malayalam is a daughter language of Proto Dravidian, and has a large vocabulary of Sanskrit words (more than 50%). It has Portuguese loanwords. That's all. Arabic Syrian Dutch French has almost zero influence - other than a few loanwords, maybe.
പക്ഷേ മലയാളികൾക്ക് ഏത് ഭാഷേ അനായാസം പറയാൻ കഴിയു ഹിന്ദി സംസാരിക്കുന്നെ ഹിന്ദിക്കാരെ പോലെ തമിഴ് ആയാലും... ഏത് ലാംഗ്വേജ് പെട്ടന്ന് അവരെ പോലെ തന്നെ പറയാൻ കഴിയു പക്ഷേ മറ്റുള്ളവർക്ക് ബുദ്ധിമുട്ടാ അവർ പറഞ്ഞാലും പെട്ടന്ന് മനസ്സിൽ ആവും
It is true that mallyalam is the toughest as a Maharashtrian i learnt Kannada but when u tried mallyalam my mind blown that's what first I will try Telugu after that Tamil at last mallyalam
Grammatically speaking, Malayalam is the easiest since it lacks subject verb agreements. Just like any other language, it does take some time to be fluent in Malayalam.
Malyalam is one of the sweetest languages of India .I am a Bengali and I have lived in Kozhikode for a long time but I didn't find Malyalam that difficult to understand ,once you get to know the basic words and syllables .
As a bangalorean with lot of malyalee friends, it was really easy to learn the language. It's really sweet n nice to speak . N bcos of tht am I am able to watch Malayalam movies they are jus awesome 👍 n also easier to travel in Kerala.
You are 100% correct.. Being kannadiga.. We can understand that.difference.. It is very easy to pick up malayalam.. But people think it is difficult...@@josephpendleton4927
@Warrior Guy Just because Google says it doesn't mean that it is true. Many foreigners (Hermann Gundert, Benjamin Bailey, Arnos Pathiri, etc.) learned Malayalam and wrote their works in Malayalam since Malayalam is quite easy to learn. Malayalam has no grammatical genders, lacks subject verb agreements, has no definite article, has no capital letters and no small letters, flexible sentence structures, etc. which make it easier to learn and easier to speak.
@Warrior Guy I already gave examples of German and Hungarian in my other reply to you. All what you wrote here are baseless statements based on hearsay. And not based on proofs. Many Malayalees simply try to make it appear Malayalam as very hard when it isn't. Malayalam is easy since it lacks subject verb agreements, has no capital and small letters (like in English), has no grammatical genders, has no definite article, etc. I know this, because I was deeply involved in the linguistic researches for decades. I like to focus this subject on one post at at time. So we can discuss this matter in my other reply to you.
Yes ఇది పచ్చి నిజం.. ఇది గౌరవంగా కూడా ఫీల్ అవచ్చూ,, చాలా తేలిక భాష తెలుగు... అందుకే మలయాళం హీరోయిన్స్ అందరూ అంత కష్టం ఉన్న బాషలో పెరగడం వల్ల మా తెలుగు నేర్చేసుకుంటున్నరు.
தமிழ் தெரிந்தவங்க சுலபமாக மலையாளம் பேசிடலாம் எழுத்து வார்த்தை உச்சரிப்பு என்று 80%தமிழ் கலந்துள்ளது 20%சமஸ்குறதம்.நான் பிறந்தது வளர்ந்தது எல்லாம் கொள்ளம் இப்போது நான் சென்னையில் வேலை செய்யுறேன் 4 வருடமாக நான் முதலில் தமிழ் கடினம் என நினைத்தேன் பிறகு நான் தமிழை படிக்க எழுத கற்றுக்கொண்டேன் தமிழ் மலையாளதின் தாய் மொழி என்பது சரி தான் போல
I wouldn't say that. Many Europeans learned Malayalam fluently and published their works in Malayalam. Dr. Hermann Gundert, Arnos Pathiri, Benjamin Bailey, Robert Drummond, LJ Frohnmeyer, Joseph Peet, etc. are among them.
Pazham basically means Fruit. For example, iinthappazham, njaavalppazham, athippazham, maampazham, vaazhappazham, etc. But since banana was a commonly available fruit in Today's Kerala since ancient times, pazham also had the meaning of banana.
മലയാളം പഠിക്കാൻ എളുപ്പം ആണ് ഹേ. Toughest language എന്ന് പറയുന്നത് speaking perfection നെ പറ്റി ആണ്... സ്വരാക്ഷരങ്ങളുടെ ആധിക്യം കാരണം ആണ് ഉച്ചാരണത്തിൽ depth വരുന്നത്.... അത് കൊണ്ടാണ് മലയാളിക്ക് ഏത് ഭാഷയും അതേപോലെ സംസാരിക്കാൻ എളുപ്പം കഴിയുന്നത്...മലയാളം അതെ പോലെ സംസാരിക്കുക എന്നതാണ് ബുദ്ധിമുട്ട്
@@Kimshin045 ആണോ.. ഞാൻ കരുതിയത് ഭാഷ പഠിക്കുക എന്നത് ആണ്.. ഭാഷ എങ്ങനെ ആണെങ്കിലും പഠിക്കാമല്ലോ.. ഉച്ചാരണം കറക്റ്റ് ആവണം എന്നില്ല.. But വ്യക്തമായി pronounce ചെയണം. അതാണ് മലയാളത്തിന്റെ ബുദ്ധിമുട്ട്.. പൊതുവെ ചെറിയ തെറ്റുകൾ പോലും മലയാളിക്ക് പിടിക്കില്ലല്ലോ..
It's partially true. I am a native Odia speaker. Hindi was very easy to learn. Tamil I can speak and understand (can't read). Malayalam I still haven't learnt properly after trying for so long (they have many different dialects/accents of it). BUT THE MOST DIFFICULT IS NAGAMESE. Trying to learn Nagamese requires dedication of a completely different level altogether. Nothing has been as hard as Nagamese till date.
Malayalam can be learned easily after proper practice through proper materials. All languages have various accents and dialects. But with Malayalam, the grammar is very simple.
Malayalam is also easy for people who knows Kannada as well since they both share vocabularies and Malayalam is also simple in terms of grammar as well.
Telugu or kannada have no relation with malayalam. Yea if u know Tamil u can survive....nd sure ..understanding is simple bt communicating in proper Malayalam for a non malayali is bit tough...
Yes, Malayalam is easy to learn since it has easy grammar compared to other languages. With pronunciations, it requires practice just like any other languages which you pointed out
പക്ഷേ എനിക്ക് മലയാളം വളരെ easy ആയിരുന്നു 😂😂 ഞാൻ കുഞ്ഞു നാൾ തൊട്ടേ അടിപൊളിയായി സംസാരിക്കും 😂😂 ഒരു difficult ഉം അല്ല.മലയാളം is very easiest language in the Kerala State 😂😅😅🔥🔥🔥🔥🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫
@@amalamal_1245 Prove it instead of making baseless statements. You are driven by pride. Not by rationality. Pride makes a person blind to reason and truth. I have seen Bengalis and other North Indians who come to Kerala and learning Malayalam quickly. This is also because Malayalam is easy to learn grammatically since it lacks subject verb agreements. Just like any other language, pronunciations of Malayalam can be achieved through proper practice. You can continue with your baseless statements. I have no problem with that. You are doing a wonderful job in making a fool out of yourself.
Like I said, Prove it instead of making baseless statements. Many Europeans learned Malayalam and published their works in Malayalam. Robert Drummond, Dr. Hermann Gundert, Benjamin Bailey, Arnos Pathiri, LJ Frohnmeyer, Joseph Peet, etc. are among them.
Malayalam language is very difficult and also they make content based small budget films and only look for good actors in their industry...not pricey matinee stars who can barely act.
Congratulations bro for finally bringing our childhood legend on camera, through phone call. Hopefully you can have a full interview with him face to face on camera as well. Your channel just keeps skyrocketing in terms of its contents. Best of luck of your up coming fight!
@@pain00077 yup they are quite jealous and envious ig because our culture is more popular in other parts of the world in northern India everyone knows Hindi ,there state language and some people also know English but In southern India they say that we are imposing Hindi but they want English to become the common language in India 😂
Malayalam is a totally different language although it does have similarities with Tamil since both Malayalam and Tamil belong to Dravidian language and they share vocabularies. Grammatically speaking, Tamil is closely related to Telugu and Kannada than Malayalam. Old Tamil and Old Telugu only had past and non past. With the arrival of Middle Tamil, Present tense and Future tense began to originate. But with Malayalam, it had present tenses and future tense since ancient times. Both Malayalam and Tamil borrowed several Sanskrit words. Tamil eliminated several Sanskrit words through Pure Tamil Movement. Sanskrit influences on Malayalam is common among Hindus while it is less among Muslims and many christian groups.
Peoples In Kerala, Before 12th century they spoke Tamil, after that Nair & Namboothiri migrated to Kerala , Tamil mixed with Sanskrit then Malayalam formed
Those are baseless assumptions. Anyone can make baseless assumptions. Just like you see the baseless assumption on youtube that Jesus Christ spoke Tamil on the cross.
I don't know exactly how old malayalam is. The same goes for other dravidian languages such as Tamil, Kannada, and Telugu. But based on the writings of Portuguese explorer Duarte Barbosa who visited South India, Malayalam was the language from Kumbla to Kanyakumari in late 15th century and early 16 century (Book “The Book of Duarte Barbosa: An Account of the countries bordering on the Indian Ocean and their inhabitants, written by Duarte Barbosa and completed about the Year 1518 A.D.” by Mansel Longworth Dames, Vol. 2, Pg. 1-7). As for Tamil, Kannada, Tulu, and Telugu, Duarte Barbosa writes that they were part of Kingdom of Narsyngua (also known as Vijayanagar Kingdom) (Book “The Book of Duarte Barbosa: An Account of the countries bordering on the Indian Ocean and their inhabitants, written by Duarte Barbosa and completed about the Year 1518 A.D.” by Mansel Longworth Dames, Vol. 1, Pg. 182-184).. This explains why Tamil is grammatically close to Kannada, Tulu, and Telugu. David Dean Schulman points out that there has been a wrong tendency among historical linguists to think that Malayalam was diverged directly from Tamil. “There has been a tendency among historical linguists to think of Malayalam as having diverged directly from Tamil (the Tamil is spoken from the ancient times in what is today Kerala), perhaps as late as the thirteenth century. But this view is almost certainly wrong. Tamil and Malayalam must have separated from one another at a much earlier stage perhaps around the first millennium AD, as we can see from the several surviving archaic features of Malayalam." David Dean Shulman, author of Tamil (Page 6) - A Biography, The Belkman's Press of Harvard University Press, 2016. "The preservation of many early linguistic features in Malayalam and the altered reflections of those features in Tamil point to the differentiation between the East coast (Tamil area) and the West coast (Malayalam area)” - A. Govindankutty Menon (the author of “From Proto-Tamil-Malayalam to West Coast Dialects”). Marco Polo (who lived in 13th century and early 14th century) also points out that Melibar (or Malabar) is a great kingdom lying towards the west. The people are Idolaters; they have a language of their own, and a king of their own, and pay tribute to nobody (The Travels of Marco Polo, Book 3, Chapter 25).
We Malayalees, irrespective of our beliefs and religions, take pride in our language, Malayalam. Unlike in some regions where people of different religions speak different languages, in Kerala, we share one language and a common cuisine. This unity is a significant reason why divisive tactics, including those by any political party, are less effective among us.
Malayalam is so hard, even malayalis can't speak pure Malayalam and grasp star cluster of vocabulary in it. "ആധേയാധിക്യമധികമാധാരാധിക്യവും തഥാ" - ഭാഷാഭൂഷണം
Karnataka... Apart from the kannada dialect changing from district to district, we have languages like Tulu, Beary, Catholic konkani, Hindu Konkani, Kodava, Kundagannada 😊
Most difficult language: Bahubali 1 villain language.😂
Neemda👍
Neemda dosras tell me
kilikili😂
Point uh 😂👍
Definitely 😂
14 district 14 different types of malayalam 😂
All languages differ according to the regions. But with Malayalam, the grammar is simple since it lacks subject verb agreements.
Even in tamil you have the same case , madurai tamil, chennai tamil , kongu tamil, and etc in india ,I sri lanka we have 3 types, one is the way they speak in North, and next in hill country, and next in the east side
One correction..even in each district there are different types of malayalam..for example,I live in thrissur district..malayalam we speak is different in places called irinjalakuda, chalakkudi,kodungalloor etc which are all different places in thrissur😂
@@gokul7701True... That's wat I also thought😂😂😂
@@gamingboysfan 🤣👍
I fluently speak Malayalam because I am malayali
Kazhiv thanne🔥
ഭയങ്കര
എടാ മോനേ നീ ഒരു കില്ലാടി തന്നെ 🔥
ഭയങ്കരാ 🥲
Ohh great.. Thank god atleast you malayalam being mallu
Oh bhagyam malayali aayi janichu rakshapettu😂😂😂😂
I can understand your lang without learning malayalam 😂😂😂.
If you know Tamil you will find it easy to learn Malayalam.
Correct
Yes true and as a malayali it is easy to learn tamil for me . May be because malayalam is derrived from tamil . Idk
just like hindi and bengali things I guess. I am from Bangladesh but can speak hindi..
@@redwanurrahaman8644 exactly
Dude, I live in Coimbatore. Born and brought up here. I can understand Malayalam while others speaking. I can watch Malayalam movies without subtitles. I am generally good at languages. Even though, I studied in Tamil medium , I didn't find any difficulty in speaking in English. But, Malayalam is hard to crack man. Very difficult to speak.
Each District Of Kerala They Have Their Own Slang
I think Kasaragod Slang Is Little Bit Tough 😁🙌
All languages have slangs which vary according to the regions.
With Northern regions of Kasaragod, Malayalam (spoken particularly in the regions north to Kumbla) have heavy influences from other languages like Tulu, Kannada, etc.
Athe athe 😁
Njan Kasaragod allu ann, namaskaram
But nice to hear is kasargod slang.
കാസർഗോഡ് മലയാളം കന്നഡ തുളു മിക്സ്....
Malayalam accent changes after a 1 hour drive lol it's confusing for malayalam speakers as well
Ath vicharikkunna pole alla
Ente koodeyullavar parayyunna tamizh njan oruvidham okke manassilaakkum ennal njan paryunna malayalam avark manassilaakan kurach paadaan may b because of slang😅
@@shibilshanhyder9348 14 districts 14 different slangs 😂
True , even names of places , we asked route for Kumarakom as it is , and people of nearby & same district didn’t recognise it , they suggested nothing like that exist here it maybe in tamilnadu ( kumbakonam )😂. Finally an uncle realised and said it is actually Kumaa...rakham 😬& that we were pronoucing wrong 😂. Even mallapuram & allapuza is called something else .
A Malayalee can understand Tamil and a person who knows Tamil can't understand Malayalam?
தமிழ் பேச தெரிந்தவர்களுக்கு மட்டுமே மலையாளம் மிக சுலபமாக பேச முடியும் ஆனால் எழுதுவது படிப்பது மிக கடினம்.நான் 2 வருடம் திருவனந்தபுரத்தில் வேலை செய்துள்ளேன்
Reading and writing Tamil 😮 same to kannada
No bro most tamil if not everyone can understand Malayalam.
For Tamils , Malayalam is an easy language and also vice versa.
Nope ~ we can Understand Malayalam too
@@anjanajoseph1941 but malayalam word vocal is 80% related in tamil.
നമ്മ മലയാളം പഠിക്കാൻ അത്ര എളുപ്പം അല്ല... എന്ന ഏതൊരു മലയാളിക്കും.. മറ്റൊരു ഭാഷ പെട്ടെന്ന് പഠിക്കാൻ സാധിക്കും......... 👌👌അതാണ്.. മലയാളി 🥰🥰
Illa. I'm sure. Kannada padikkan pattumo? Athra eluppamonnum Alla.
Njan karnadaga kkaranaya malayaliyan.
@@motivationalspeech659 kannadakaran ano
@@mohamednavas7667 ade. + malayali 😁
Ningal evideya
@@motivationalspeech659 bro suggest a suberb film in Kannada (classic)
@@motivationalspeech659hey Kannada athrayum tough aahno? Ore exam nu vendi kannada padikkanam tough aahnel state maati vaykkan aahne.. Plz replyyy
Nama Malayalam pa love ❤️ from Tamilnadu ❤️
Neenga enga porantheenga ?😂
@@JayalakshmiJaya-bw4bz Minga furni ibatta barinu?
Love Tamilnadu from kerala
Namaskaram maccha 👋
Love brudha
അല്ലാ പിന്നെ 😌.. നമ്മdടെ പിള്ളേർ എല്ലാം നല്ല അടിപൊളിയാ 😌😆🥳😻
I love Malayalam language ❤❤❤
From Indore
You don't know about Malayalam is made from tamil 😂😂
@@GgyerG3wbtbt2y Malayalam and Tamil are sister languages from proto-Dravidian languages.. Malayalam is the older sister and Tamil is the younger sister.. This is the latest from linguistics experts..
@@GgyerG3wbtbt2y no sanskrit and Malayalam almost same
I am from tamilnadu
When i went kerala those people understand tamil somehow but i cant understand maliyalam
And now i am learning malayalam
Ec bro
@@bulb722 for me its difficult bro
Compare to other languages malayalam is the easiest language to learn for tamilans
Because every malayali watches Tamil movies from their childhood. And it's not same for Tamil. Simple.
Tamil and malayalam have many similarities
എനിക്ക് മൽ യാലം കൊരച് കൊരച് മാത്രേ അരിയൂ 😂
Pyavam
😂😂
spelling kandapolee manasilayyi
😂😂😂😂😂
Thonni..
one minute silence for those who says if you know tamil it's easy to talk in malayalam... 😛
Yes. I have seen many tamils speak malayalam which is 50% tamil and 50% malayalam. If the other person doesn’t understand tamil then you have a hard time communicating. Having said that most people in kerala understand some tamil and Its not hard to communicate.
It's Actually The Other Way Around.. If You Knw Malayalam It's Easy To Understand Tamil 💯 Not Only That Malayalis Have a Special Talent / Ability To Learn Many Languages.. Majority of Malayalis Can Undrstnd Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, English And Little Bit Telugu, Kannada, French, Arab And Korean 🔥💯
I am Tamil and I can actually understand Malayalam untill they start using some big words I usually watch Malayalam movies and most of the time I don't see the subtitles I can understand but I could never speak though.
Then there is kamal Hassan ,Prakash raj and mammootty who speaks all of these languages in their movies
Their pronounciation is wrong
But it is the very easiest language for me as a tamizhan
Malayalam is very easy for Kannada speakers as well since Malayalam has simple grammar and also share many vocabularies with Kannada as well.
pronounce vazha for me.
Can you tell vazhi in malayalam. U guys will walli that means fart in malyalam
..😂
As a Tamilan, Malayalam is by far the easiest language to understand for me.
its hard to attain pronouncy and fluency while speaking boy
Tounge gonna flip while pronouncing!
@@ajayay4508Says a man whose language itself is 😂
😂 athu kanarundu pandi kalude Malayalam
@@funnymemes4471 Aithe vachi moddaguduv ra keraka kojja 🤣
the way she said English ok , Hindi ok ok 😂😂😂😂😂
എനിക്ക് മലയാളം പഠിക്കാൻ കേരളത്തിൽ പോകണം, പക്ഷേ കേരളത്തിൽ ആരുമില്ല ..😢😢
അതെന്താ കേരളത്തിൽ എല്ലാവരും ടൂർ പോയോ 🤔
@@Saanthappan😂😂😂😂
@swapansarkar5311
Eniku malyalam ezhuthan mathram alle ariyoo samsaarikkan ariyillallo...
Paavam sathya santhanaaya kallan
Who knows malayalams has 90 percentage simalarance tamil and u can speak to them in tamil they can understand 😅
Yes, Malayalam and Tamil share several vocabularies since they belong in Dravidian family. But it is far less than 90%. Just like the similarities between Swedish and Norwegian (both belonging in the same family). But Malayalam grammar is very different since Malayalam lacks subject verb agreements.
Another thing is Tamil spoken in regions like Thenkasi and Tirunelveli tend to be more closer towards Malayalam in terms of vocabularies. Tamil spoken in Northern regions tend to be closer to Kannada and Telugu in terms of vocabularies.
@The Guy Just like Malayalam, Tamil also had lots of Sanskrit loan words until many of them were removed through Pure Tamil Movement (Thani Tamil Iyakkam).
Sanskrit influences on Malayalam are more common among Hindus while it is less among Muslims and many groups of Christians.
@The Guy Why u say malayalam is beautiful than tamil.. Tamil is much more beautiful than any language. Just because you are malayali don't leave such statement. Eg. For kannadiga kannada is a beautiful. Don't degrade my tamil "தமிழ்" 🔥❤
@The Guy Tamizh can still survive without sanskrit words but malayalam can't.. Without tamil words malayalam will die
@The Guy old malayalam has no sanskrit word after 16 centry sanskrit added fool
Kannada is the easiest language in the south
Grammatically, Malayalam is the easiest since Malayalam lacks subject verb agreements.
@@josephpendleton4927hell nah
What do you mean nah? Malayalam is easy in terms of grammar since it lacks subject verb agreements.
Kannada requires strict subject verb agreements making it very hard to master grammatically.
easy language in south is tamil
@@Sajith444 Grammatically speaking, Tamil is harder than Malayalam since Tamil requires strict subject verb agreements and has several irregular verb conjugations.
Basically she learned languages which will help earn her income..
Oh u want her to learn more languages? She already tries talks in 6 languages
Tollywood gave her a career, and she didn't even mention the Telugu language, lol
She did but they cut it somehow even though I want to know what she said about Telugu
The question was which which is the toughest Lang in her opinion not who gave her a career🤷
Telugu Kannada similarly same🤔🤔🤔🤔 Tamil Malyali similarly same🤔🤔🤔🤔Just Like Urdu Hindi Same 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Sandalwood actually gave her the opportunity to start her career but she never respects kannadigas being from Karnataka itself 😂😂 and you are talking about her mentioning Telugu poor boi
That’s the first language she mentioned. They cut it. They don’t want Telugu to be mentioned as the first south language 😅😂
Meanwhile people from tamilnadu loving Kerala and their people and especially Malayalam
Vice Versa ❤
We love beautiful mallu women only.
As a Kannada speaker our language quite easy compared to other Indian languages
If ಕನ್ನಡ is easy language then give a challenge to your non kannadiga friend to learn and speak Kannada in few days
@@arjunas11113yes so many people learnt kannada within a month or 2 months
It took me 4 years to learn Kannada.
@@vijaysrini27 Good, what about your Kannada friend in how many days he learnt your language
Only in your dreams.
Tamil peoples can easily adapt malayalam.. and malayalis also can easily understand tamil.. we re bros🎉❤..
For Tamils, Malayalam are just like 😂❤
🤮🤮🤮🤮 sambar batch 😂😂
@@kishorech1172 everyone likes to eat sambar, no one likes to eat sour gonguraaaaaa.......
@@kishorech1172 coconut batch or golti batch😅
@@kishorech1172 dhoti Bach sallu bhai ambassador
Malayalam is easy for me because i know malayalam☺️
😂
Wow, what a Big Brain you got. Congrats.👏👏👏
😂😂@@Rahul_Singh100
😢
Aysheri 😂
world second toughest language എത്ര ഈസി ആയാണ് ഞാൻ പഠിച്ചത്..... എന്താല്ലേ..
😂
My mother , a Bengali , grown up in Mumbai married a Malayalee who did his entire education from Kerala. She picked up and speaks Malayalam fluently. This was 48 years ago. So I won't agree Malayalam is a tough language. I speak and also read and write Malayalam. I have never lived in Kerala.
They say in terms of accurate pronunciation. Most malayalees can differentiate native speakers and non-native speaker's accent. Though there are exceptions where people are fluent thoroughly.
Wikipedia . Malayalam is not a constructed language like it. Malayalam evolved from Proto Tamil and Sanskrit, mixed up with many other languages including Arabic, Syrian, Portuguese, English, Dutch, French, Persian, Hindustani (various dialects of Hindi and Urdu) etc and become what is known now. The script evolved from Grandha lipi, Vattezhuthu, Kolezhuthu etc to the present day Malayalam Aksharamala. Malayalam grammar has also evolved slowly. It has progressed very much from over a century ago. It is still evolving.
That's BS!
Malayalam is a daughter language of Proto Dravidian, and has a large vocabulary of Sanskrit words (more than 50%). It has Portuguese loanwords. That's all.
Arabic Syrian Dutch French has almost zero influence - other than a few loanwords, maybe.
@@mlg1279 y u idiots dont accept it is derived from tamil too
പക്ഷേ മലയാളികൾക്ക് ഏത് ഭാഷേ അനായാസം പറയാൻ കഴിയു ഹിന്ദി സംസാരിക്കുന്നെ ഹിന്ദിക്കാരെ പോലെ തമിഴ് ആയാലും... ഏത് ലാംഗ്വേജ് പെട്ടന്ന് അവരെ പോലെ തന്നെ പറയാൻ കഴിയു പക്ഷേ മറ്റുള്ളവർക്ക് ബുദ്ധിമുട്ടാ അവർ പറഞ്ഞാലും പെട്ടന്ന് മനസ്സിൽ ആവും
Correct
தமிழ் பேச தெரிந்தவர்களுக்கு மட்டுமே மலையாளம் மிக சுலபமாக பேச முடியும் ஆனால் எழுதுவது படிப்பது மிக கடினம்.
പിണ്ണാക്ക് ആണ്. ബാക്കി ഉള്ള ഭാഷക്കാർ മലയാളികൾ അവരുടെ ഭാഷ പറയുമ്പോൾ അവർക്ക് വ്യത്യാസം അറിയാം. അവരൊന്നും മലയാളികളെ പോലെ കളിയാക്കാർ ഇല്ല എന്ന് മാത്രം.
@RB-jq8cc athu correct aanu.well said
It is true that mallyalam is the toughest as a Maharashtrian i learnt Kannada but when u tried mallyalam my mind blown that's what first I will try Telugu after that Tamil at last mallyalam
Grammatically speaking, Malayalam is the easiest since it lacks subject verb agreements. Just like any other language, it does take some time to be fluent in Malayalam.
I'm Maharashtrian found kannad easy
@@xyzzzjjb Compared to Malayalam, Grammar in Kannada is very hard due to the strict subject verb agreements in conjugations.
@@xyzzzjjb it is kannada
like marathi,not marath
@@xyzzzjjb Marathi people can easily learn Kannada but marati is also bit difficult
Even their 14 districts speak different malayalam 💀😂
Athip Ela state Bhasha angane thane aan
Maharashtra poyal North Maharashtra marathi pole South Maharashtra marathi
The Queen of language is Kannada..❤
The king of Languages is MALAYALAM ❤❤❤❤
@@jaisonv1776 😂
@@rrarjun8😂 malayalam is the hardest language in india malayalam pewer
Nope..the queen on all languages is Bhojpuri.
@@justrandomthinker nope..
100% agreed Malyalam most defficult.. bcz my mom malayali
Difficult part is you have to pronounce properly.
But not malayalis
@@moorthit6964😂 WTF everyone knows mother'tongue ezzzy for him 😂😂😊
*difficult
Father ?? Malayali Alle ??
Malyalam is one of the sweetest languages of India .I am a Bengali and I have lived in Kozhikode for a long time but I didn't find Malyalam that difficult to understand ,once you get to know the basic words and syllables .
Yes, Malayalam is easy due to its simple grammar. Unlike other languages, Malayalam lacks subject verb agreements making it very easy.
But u can't pronounce properly tbh
As a bangalorean with lot of malyalee friends, it was really easy to learn the language. It's really sweet n nice to speak . N bcos of tht am I am able to watch Malayalam movies they are jus awesome 👍 n also easier to travel in Kerala.
You are 100% correct.. Being kannadiga.. We can understand that.difference.. It is very easy to pick up malayalam.. But people think it is difficult...@@josephpendleton4927
Telugu is the sweetest language not others
*Japanese looks at Malayalam by confusion*
Arabic laughing behind the room. 😂😂😂😂
Blind Arabic it's not an Indian language 😂
But arabic is easy to learn......
You can learn Malayalam but it is very tough to learn real pronunciations.
മലയാളം ടഫ് ആണ് എന്ന് പറയുന്നവർ Vietnamese ഒന്നു ട്രൈ ചെയുക 😂😂😂
Okey
Velya togh onnumalla viet
@@GUHAN9 easy peasy
@Warrior Guy Just because Google says it doesn't mean that it is true.
Many foreigners (Hermann Gundert, Benjamin Bailey, Arnos Pathiri, etc.) learned Malayalam and wrote their works in Malayalam since Malayalam is quite easy to learn.
Malayalam has no grammatical genders, lacks subject verb agreements, has no definite article, has no capital letters and no small letters, flexible sentence structures, etc. which make it easier to learn and easier to speak.
@Warrior Guy I already gave examples of German and Hungarian in my other reply to you.
All what you wrote here are baseless statements based on hearsay. And not based on proofs.
Many Malayalees simply try to make it appear Malayalam as very hard when it isn't.
Malayalam is easy since it lacks subject verb agreements, has no capital and small letters (like in English), has no grammatical genders, has no definite article, etc.
I know this, because I was deeply involved in the linguistic researches for decades.
I like to focus this subject on one post at at time.
So we can discuss this matter in my other reply to you.
💯% Malayalam Speaking people will agree that "Kasargodian Language is More Difficult than Malayalam" 🤣🤣
What is kasargodian language
Because Kasaragod Malayalam is influenced by Tulu and Kannada 😊😍
😂😂 true💯
It's Tulu.
@@Priyanand-kj5chIt's Tulu. Mostly spoken in Karnataka (Dakshina Kannada and Udupi district) and Northern part of Kasaragod.
She did most of films in telugu and forgit to say it 😂😮
Yes ఇది పచ్చి నిజం.. ఇది గౌరవంగా కూడా ఫీల్ అవచ్చూ,, చాలా తేలిక భాష తెలుగు... అందుకే మలయాళం హీరోయిన్స్ అందరూ అంత కష్టం ఉన్న బాషలో పెరగడం వల్ల మా తెలుగు నేర్చేసుకుంటున్నరు.
Nenu elanti comment kosem edhuruchustunna ❤❤
മലയാളം പോളിയാണ് കുറച്ചു അധികം പാട് ആണ് പുറത്തുയുള്ളവർക്കു.
നമ്മൾക്കൊക്കെയിതു simple 😊
malayalam പോളി അല്ല പൊളി ആണ്
தமிழ் தெரிந்தவங்க சுலபமாக மலையாளம் பேசிடலாம் எழுத்து வார்த்தை உச்சரிப்பு என்று 80%தமிழ் கலந்துள்ளது 20%சமஸ்குறதம்.நான் பிறந்தது வளர்ந்தது எல்லாம் கொள்ளம் இப்போது நான் சென்னையில் வேலை செய்யுறேன் 4 வருடமாக நான் முதலில் தமிழ் கடினம் என நினைத்தேன் பிறகு நான் தமிழை படிக்க எழுத கற்றுக்கொண்டேன் தமிழ் மலையாளதின் தாய் மொழி என்பது சரி தான் போல
ആറു മലയാളിക്ക് നുറ് മലയാളം ആണ് ഇവിടെ ജനിച്ചു ജീവിക്കുന്നവർക്കെ മലയാളം സംസാരിക്കാൻ പറ്റു ഒഴിക്കിന് കാച്ചുന്ന ഭാഷ ആണ് മലയാളം.
I wouldn't say that. Many Europeans learned Malayalam fluently and published their works in Malayalam. Dr. Hermann Gundert, Arnos Pathiri, Benjamin Bailey, Robert Drummond, LJ Frohnmeyer, Joseph Peet, etc. are among them.
Unda anu.nalla malayalam use cheyyunavar nd.nee kasrgodano
Malayalam full ariyam
Tamil konj konj theriyum
Kannada full aagi gothhu
Hindi thoda thoda malum he
I know English
Learning telugu
Telugu kochem kochem telusu 😊
മലയാളികൾ ലൈക് അടി 🔥🔥
സത്യ० മലയാളത്തിലെ ചില വാക്കുകൾ മലയാളികൾക്കുപോലു० പറയാൻ കഴിയണം എന്നില്ല ഉദാ: ധൃതരാഷ്ട്രർ 😂😂
dridharaashtrar mathiyo?
Ath Malayalam word alla
@@roseyaaa. enna athinte Malayalam onnu parayuvo
@@roseyaaa. oru name ethu language ilum angane thanna vayikkunne allathe veronnu vayikkilla
Sanskrit
Mazha -Rain
Pazham- banana
Vazhi -way
🤣
😂😂😂😂😂kurachu valanja vazhi 🤣😂
Pazham basically means Fruit. For example, iinthappazham, njaavalppazham, athippazham, maampazham, vaazhappazham, etc. But since banana was a commonly available fruit in Today's Kerala since ancient times, pazham also had the meaning of banana.
Mazhai
Palam
Paathai Tamil 🤣
@@bulb722 Malayalam and Tamil share vocabularies since they both belong to the same family. Just like English and Swedish.
@@Findyourvibxmuzha puzha etc
what about Telugu 😭
Each of Kerala district speak each slang even as a malayali i can't understand properly👍🫂
Proud😂👍
Learn Telugu, you can travel almost half of South India as we Telugus own almost half of South India landmass🔥
Jai Telugu thalli✊
😂.. Come to TN
Learn english you can travel entire india 😅😅
@@iitn8437
Yes but 95% of the India's revenue & GDP is generated by non-english speakers.
So Jai Telugu thalli 🔥✊
@pokemonitishere202 I guess we have language nationalism 😂
Learn Tamil u can travel malaysia singapore srilanka tamilnadu puducherry kerala
Malayalam 🤪 ath padikkan ichiri pada 🤭
മലയാളം പഠിക്കാൻ എളുപ്പം ആണ് ഹേ. Toughest language എന്ന് പറയുന്നത് speaking perfection നെ പറ്റി ആണ്... സ്വരാക്ഷരങ്ങളുടെ ആധിക്യം കാരണം ആണ് ഉച്ചാരണത്തിൽ depth വരുന്നത്.... അത് കൊണ്ടാണ് മലയാളിക്ക് ഏത് ഭാഷയും അതേപോലെ സംസാരിക്കാൻ എളുപ്പം കഴിയുന്നത്...മലയാളം അതെ പോലെ സംസാരിക്കുക എന്നതാണ് ബുദ്ധിമുട്ട്
@@sarathms3997 അതല്ലേ bro ഞാനും ഉദ്ദേശിച്ചത്... 😁
@@Kimshin045 ആണോ.. ഞാൻ കരുതിയത് ഭാഷ പഠിക്കുക എന്നത് ആണ്.. ഭാഷ എങ്ങനെ ആണെങ്കിലും പഠിക്കാമല്ലോ.. ഉച്ചാരണം കറക്റ്റ് ആവണം എന്നില്ല.. But വ്യക്തമായി pronounce ചെയണം. അതാണ് മലയാളത്തിന്റെ ബുദ്ധിമുട്ട്.. പൊതുവെ ചെറിയ തെറ്റുകൾ പോലും മലയാളിക്ക് പിടിക്കില്ലല്ലോ..
@@sarathms3997 pronounciation kettal ariyam malayali ano alleyo enn
@@soulgaming6190 തമിഴ് നടൻ പ്രസന്ന മലയാളം പഠിച്ചു പറയുന്നത് കേട്ട് നോക്കുക..തമിഴൻ ആണെന്ന് പറയില്ല.. അത്ര പെർഫെക്ട് ആണ്
Jr NTR - hold on 😂😂
Malayalam is far better than Rashmikas language in animal 🥴😌
It's partially true. I am a native Odia speaker. Hindi was very easy to learn. Tamil I can speak and understand (can't read). Malayalam I still haven't learnt properly after trying for so long (they have many different dialects/accents of it). BUT THE MOST DIFFICULT IS NAGAMESE.
Trying to learn Nagamese requires dedication of a completely different level altogether. Nothing has been as hard as Nagamese till date.
Malayalam can be learned easily after proper practice through proper materials. All languages have various accents and dialects.
But with Malayalam, the grammar is very simple.
Language is just a medium of communication
I was rolling in the ground when rashmika mam pronounced good😂😂
I dont know why but i understand malayalam most of them but im tamil i had never learned malayalam
Only group of people in the world who can understand each other even though speaking their own two languages are Tamils and malayalis 😊❤️❤
Not so..
Not only group. Bengali Assamese and Bengali Odiya pretty similar.
Malayalam is the easiest language for people who knows tamil 😈 tamil and malayalam bond ❤️
Malayalam is also easy for people who knows Kannada as well since they both share vocabularies and Malayalam is also simple in terms of grammar as well.
😂
@@WCWcaDK tell me you are mental without telling that you are mental 😂
നമ്മുക്ക് തമിഴ് മനസിലാകും എന്നാൽ തമിഴർക്ക് ചില മലയാളം വാക്കുകൾ അല്ലാതെ ഒരു മലയാളം sentence പോലും മനസിലാവില്ല😂😂😂😂😂
@@VISHNUMOHAN-hj9sjமலையாளத்தில் 80% தமிழ் சொற்களோடு ஒத்து போகுது
Hardest languages like sanskrit are going to disappear soon😭😭😭😭🇮🇳🚩
നന്നയി നാക്ക് വടിച്ചാൽ മലയാളം നന്നായി പറയാൻ സാധിക്കും അങ്ങനെ നോക്കുമ്പോൾ ഏറ്റവും വൃത്തിയുള്ള ഭാഷ മലയാളം ആണ്.
Yes
ok
😊
Know Tamil or Telugu or Kannada?!Malayalam is a piece of cake.
Good listening and observation makes it easier.
Telugu or kannada have no relation with malayalam. Yea if u know Tamil u can survive....nd sure ..understanding is simple bt communicating in proper Malayalam for a non malayali is bit tough...
Malayalam is not that much tough as you think. Practice is the only way to leran any langauge
Yes, Malayalam is easy to learn since it has easy grammar compared to other languages. With pronunciations, it requires practice just like any other languages which you pointed out
പക്ഷേ എനിക്ക് മലയാളം വളരെ easy ആയിരുന്നു 😂😂 ഞാൻ കുഞ്ഞു നാൾ തൊട്ടേ അടിപൊളിയായി സംസാരിക്കും 😂😂 ഒരു difficult ഉം അല്ല.മലയാളം is very easiest language in the Kerala State 😂😅😅🔥🔥🔥🔥🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫
Tamilams laughing after learning to speak malayalam in a week😂
Chinese is easy...I'm Malaysia Tamizhan and i know Chinese very well
Ennna bro soldrimka 😢😢
കളകളമിളകുമൊരരുവിയിലലകളിലൊരുകുളിരൊരുപുളകം... ഒന്ന് പറഞ്ഞെ..😂😂😂
That is basically poetic style. Malayalees don't use these in daily communications.
ಕನ್ನಡ ಗುಡ್ ಅಂತ ಒಪಿಕೊಂಡಿದ್ದಕ್ಕೆ ಸಾರ್ಥಕ ಆಯ್ತು ನಿಮ್ ಜೀವನ.. ಇಲ್ಲ ಅಂದಿದ್ರೆ ನಮ್ ಕನ್ನಡಿಗರು ಟ್ರೊಲ್ ಅಲ್ಲಿ ನೀವೇ ಮೊದ್ಲು ಇರ್ತಿದ್ರಿ 😂
I am Kannadiga. I speak malayalam
Howda nimge hege gotu
@@vishal2849 malayalam. Movie nodthini. And me. From Mangalore
@@murshid2814 aytu 😄
Cool ❤
@@murshid2814 manglur okke Malayalam tuch aan
I learned Malayalam within 4 months
Aana👀
Ennaaleyy ijjinte peronnu paranjaa👀
For Dravidians its easy. Are you Dravidian
If you know malayalam why dont you reply to those Malayalam comment
@@inteligentmoron4799he's just showing his levels 😂
Lol I'm from Kerala where all they speak is Malayalam, and when my parents are speaking it to each other I'm just like: 👁️👄👁️
ANYONE CAN MANAGE THAMIZH BUT NO ONE CAN LEARN THAMIZH PROPERLY ,,THAT'S THE POWER OF THAMIZH
Bro kerala peoples can say tamil
Who told you with in 2 month i can speak well tamil. I can wrote tamil. Its doesn't matter for malayali.
@@jacksonyesudas2399 😂😂 nice joke,, you are not a robot bro,, & if you thinking malayali are intelligents?? that's wrong
But not difficult for the West Bengal's labourers who are works in the kerala.
Yes, Malayalam is easy.
@@josephpendleton4927 you are everywhere spitting wrong facts...
@@amalamal_1245 Prove it instead of making baseless statements. You are driven by pride. Not by rationality.
Pride makes a person blind to reason and truth.
I have seen Bengalis and other North Indians who come to Kerala and learning Malayalam quickly.
This is also because Malayalam is easy to learn grammatically since it lacks subject verb agreements. Just like any other language, pronunciations of Malayalam can be achieved through proper practice.
You can continue with your baseless statements. I have no problem with that. You are doing a wonderful job in making a fool out of yourself.
@@josephpendleton4927 wrong
Like I said, Prove it instead of making baseless statements.
Many Europeans learned Malayalam and published their works in Malayalam.
Robert Drummond, Dr. Hermann Gundert, Benjamin Bailey, Arnos Pathiri, LJ Frohnmeyer, Joseph Peet, etc. are among them.
Sanskrit laughing at a corner
People who don't speak Tamil, can't learn Malayalam... Because Malayalam is KUTTYMA of Tamil...😂😂😂
Malayalam language is very difficult and also they make content based small budget films and only look for good actors in their industry...not pricey matinee stars who can barely act.
QUEEN OF ALL LANGUAGES 💥🔥 KANNADA 🔥🔥 ALSO THE LANGUAGE OF DRAVIDIAN FAMILY
Wow bro!!! what is Police Station translation in Malayalam 😅
niyama paripalana kendram
ക്രമസാമാധാനപാലകാലയം😂😂
Congratulations bro for finally bringing our childhood legend on camera, through phone call. Hopefully you can have a full interview with him face to face on camera as well. Your channel just keeps skyrocketing in terms of its contents. Best of luck of your up coming fight!
Been in Kerala for 6 months... Wasn't able to learn even basic communicative sentences.... Really the toughest
I dont understand this generation language is about communication why are we even comparing the hardness 😢
these south indians always get offended by north indian laguage
@@pain00077 yup they are quite jealous and envious ig because our culture is more popular in other parts of the world in northern India everyone knows Hindi ,there state language and some people also know English but In southern India they say that we are imposing Hindi but they want English to become the common language in India 😂
@@avnisharma8230 cry hard northie...most of the people knows that Bollywood is trash.
For Tamilnadu people malayalam is easy to learn
Yes because malayalam & tamil has same vocabulary
I am kannadiga, i can understand malayalam in films,there are many similar/common words among kannada, Tamil and malyalam.
Telugu people be like :- parchipoinava akka ? 😢
Anyone Want To Learn
*"Bengali, Hindi, or English"* ❔
I wanna learn bengali I am from m.p.
English & Bengali
Tamil + Sanskrit = Malayalam
Malayalam is a totally different language although it does have similarities with Tamil since both Malayalam and Tamil belong to Dravidian language and they share vocabularies.
Grammatically speaking, Tamil is closely related to Telugu and Kannada than Malayalam.
Old Tamil and Old Telugu only had past and non past. With the arrival of Middle Tamil, Present tense and Future tense began to originate.
But with Malayalam, it had present tenses and future tense since ancient times.
Both Malayalam and Tamil borrowed several Sanskrit words. Tamil eliminated several Sanskrit words through Pure Tamil Movement.
Sanskrit influences on Malayalam is common among Hindus while it is less among Muslims and many christian groups.
Peoples In Kerala, Before 12th century they spoke Tamil, after that Nair & Namboothiri migrated to Kerala , Tamil mixed with Sanskrit then Malayalam formed
Those are baseless assumptions. Anyone can make baseless assumptions.
Just like you see the baseless assumption on youtube that Jesus Christ spoke Tamil on the cross.
Then tell me , how old is malayam?????
I don't know exactly how old malayalam is.
The same goes for other dravidian languages such as Tamil, Kannada, and Telugu.
But based on the writings of Portuguese explorer Duarte Barbosa who visited South India, Malayalam was the language from Kumbla to Kanyakumari in late 15th century and early 16 century (Book “The Book of Duarte Barbosa: An Account of the countries bordering on the Indian Ocean and their inhabitants, written by Duarte Barbosa and completed about the Year 1518 A.D.” by Mansel Longworth Dames, Vol. 2, Pg. 1-7).
As for Tamil, Kannada, Tulu, and Telugu, Duarte Barbosa writes that they were part of Kingdom of Narsyngua (also known as Vijayanagar Kingdom) (Book “The Book of Duarte Barbosa: An Account of the countries bordering on the Indian Ocean and their inhabitants, written by Duarte Barbosa and completed about the Year 1518 A.D.” by Mansel Longworth Dames, Vol. 1, Pg. 182-184)..
This explains why Tamil is grammatically close to Kannada, Tulu, and Telugu.
David Dean Schulman points out that there has been a wrong tendency among historical linguists to think that Malayalam was diverged directly from Tamil.
“There has been a tendency among historical linguists to think of Malayalam as having diverged directly from Tamil (the Tamil is spoken from the ancient times in what is today Kerala), perhaps as late as the thirteenth century. But this view is almost certainly wrong. Tamil and Malayalam must have separated from one another at a much earlier stage perhaps around the first millennium AD, as we can see from the several surviving archaic features of Malayalam." David Dean Shulman, author of Tamil (Page 6) - A Biography, The Belkman's Press of Harvard University Press, 2016.
"The preservation of many early linguistic features in Malayalam and the altered reflections of those features in Tamil point to the differentiation between the East coast (Tamil area) and the West coast (Malayalam area)” - A. Govindankutty Menon (the author of “From Proto-Tamil-Malayalam to West Coast Dialects”).
Marco Polo (who lived in 13th century and early 14th century) also points out that Melibar (or Malabar) is a great kingdom lying towards the west. The people are Idolaters; they have a language of their own, and a king of their own, and pay tribute to nobody (The Travels of Marco Polo, Book 3, Chapter 25).
We Malayalees, irrespective of our beliefs and religions, take pride in our language, Malayalam. Unlike in some regions where people of different religions speak different languages, in Kerala, we share one language and a common cuisine. This unity is a significant reason why divisive tactics, including those by any political party, are less effective among us.
Malayalis, മലയാളികൾ ഇല്ലേ 😁😁😁
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❤Kannada❤is the best language
Malayalam is so hard, even malayalis can't speak pure Malayalam and grasp star cluster of vocabulary in it.
"ആധേയാധിക്യമധികമാധാരാധിക്യവും തഥാ"
- ഭാഷാഭൂഷണം
Karnataka... Apart from the kannada dialect changing from district to district, we have languages like Tulu, Beary, Catholic konkani, Hindu Konkani, Kodava, Kundagannada 😊
King of all the languages scratch in Google always (Kannada❤️💛)
What? 😂😂
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Even leared about search engine algorith ?
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World ugliest language in world kannada 😂
Malyalam is easy language
I am trying to learn the language of 🐮 cow..
A language which is hard to learn is not the best . Tamil is pure honey to your mouth when you speak
Malayalis can learn all the languages, but other state people need some time to learn Malayalam. 😂
When your Bengali from India
Keralians
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