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అక్షరాలను తమిళ్ లో ఎలా పలకాలో తెలియజేస్తే ఇంకా బాగుండేది , మొత్తానికి తమిళక్షరాలను బాగా చెప్పారు.
Thank you sir
Tongue positions:
(this chart is apt completely for Tamil language and partially for Sanskrit language because र becomes retroflex and ल becomes dental in Sanskrit which eliminates the whole ㄴ= alveolar row. Also, no ழ, ள, ற & ன letters in sanskrit)
*ㅇ = ஃ । । । । ஹ
*ㄱ = {க, ங}। । । ।
* ㅈ = {ச, ஞ}। {ய} । । ।ஜ,ஶ
* ㄷ= {ட, ண}। । {ழ, ள}। ।ஷ
* ㄴ= ।{ர, ல}। । {ற, ன}।
* 느 = {த, ந}। । । ।ஸ
* 므 = । {வ} । । ।
* ㅁ = {ப, ம}। । । ।
ㅇ= Glottal, ㄱ= Velar, ㅈ= Palatal, ㄷ= Retroflex,
ㄴ= Alveolar, 느= Dental, 므= Labiodental &
ㅁ= Bilabial
*ந, ன, & ண:*
*ந* , the Dental consonant, is pronounced by touching the base of the front upper teeth using the (top) tip of the tongue. It is called as *தந்நகரம்*. The Place of articulation of both *த* & *ந* are same. And they always come in pairs as in the words like ச*ந்த*ம், ப*ந்து*, etc.
*ன* , the Alveolar consonant, is pronounced by touching the alveolar ridge (region just behind the upper front teeth) using the tip of the tongue. It is same as the *English N* . It is called as *றன்னகரம்* . The Place of articulation of both *ற* & *ன* are same. And they always come in pairs as in the words like ம*ன்ற*ம், க*ன்று*, etc.
*ண*, the Retroflex, is pronounced by rolling the tongue backwards and touching the hard palate using the Bottom of the Tongue's Tip. It is called as *டண்ணகரம்* . The Place of articulation of both *ட* & *ண* are same. And they always come in pairs as in the words like ப*ண்ட*ம், செ*ண்டு* , etc.
*Tongue's shape & Position using Hangul letter:*
ந = 느 (Dental) : Must touch the upper front teeth.
ன =ㄴ (Alveolar) : No touching of upper front teeth.
ண = ㄷ (Retroflex): No touching of upper front teeth & the curled tongue touching the hard palate.
Example:
1. நாராயணன் has all the three letters.
2. நந்தினி when pronounced will show the difference of both ந & ன very clearly.
Grammatically speaking, In Hindi, both the ந & ன are represented by the single letter न whereas ண is represented by the letter ण.
But, to differentiate them, Devanagari adopted nuqta.
ந = ऩ
ன= न
ண= ण.
*ர & ற:*
*ர* , the Alveolar Tap/flap, is pronounced by tapping or flapping the tongue’s tip against the alveolar ridge. It is more like *caressing or gliding the alveolar ridge gently with the tongue's tip once* (like tickling with feather). It is called as *இடையின ரகரம்* .
*ற* , the Alveolar Trill, is pronounced by trilling the tongue’s tip against the alveolar ridge. It is more like *repeatedly bombarding the alveolar ridge forcely with the tongue's tip (like jackhammering the concrete ceiling)* . It is called as *வல்லின றகரம்* .
Gemination of *ர* , that is *ர்ர* is pronounced as *rra* . But the gemination of *ற* , that is *ற்ற* is pronounced as *tta* (or tra in some dialects) and gets softened as *nda* (or ndra in some dialects) when paired with ன i.e. *ன்ற*.
* ற = it is like jackhammering the ceiling to break it.
* ர = it is like caressing a feather to tickle somebody.
* ர்ர்ர்ர்ர்ர்ர் = sound of a fast moving motor car.
* ற்ற்ற்ற் = you can't make this sound because ற்ற is pronounced as "tt" as in "Letter". Similarly, ன்ற is pronounced as "nd" as in "Send".
Example: எர்ரப்பட்டி (Errappaʈʈi), a village name and பதற்றம் (Padhattam), meaning tension.
Both ர & ற, never occur as a first letter of any word according to the Tholkappiyam. But the new loan words usually starts with ர in Tamilnadu, Singapore & Malaysia. On contrast, ற is used in Srilankan Tamil.
*ல, ள, & ழ:*
*ல* , the Alveolar consonant, is pronounced by touching the *alveolar ridge* (region just behind the upper front teeth) using the tip of the tongue.It is same as the *English L* .
*ள* , the Retroflex consonant, is pronounced by *rolling the tongue backwards and touching the hard palate* using the bottom of the tongue's tip.
*ழ* is also a Retroflex consonant but differs from ள in pronunciation slightly. The place of articulation of ழ is same as ள but its manner of articulation differs. While pronouncing ழ, roll the tongue backwards and then *glide gently (like caressing with feather) through the hard palate without pressing* it using the bottom of the tongue's tip.
All the three letters ல, ள, & ழ, cannot occur as first letter of any words according to the Tholkappiyam. But the new loan words usually written with ல as first letter in some words.
*ஃ & ஹ:*
*ஃ* ,the Tamil letter Āytham (which is neither a vowel nor a consonant), in IPA is represented by /h/, a voiceless glottal fricative (approximately equivalent to the Sanskrit Visarga *அ:* or *അഃ* or *अः* ) when pronounced the air gushes out through the mouth *without any vibration in the throat* .
*ஹ* , the Grantha letter (which is only used to write the loan words especially Sanskrit), in IPA is represented by /ɦ/, a voiced glottal fricative (equivalent to the Sanskrit letter *ஹ* or *ഹ* or *ह* ), when pronounced the air gushes out through the mouth along *with the vibration in the throat* .
*ச, ஶ, ஸ, & ஷ :*
*ச* , the palatal consonant (middle part of the tongue touching the palate), represents three sounds. They are: */c/, /ç/ & /ɟ/* . The letter ச sounds like */ç/* when it occurs as an initial, or middle or final letter. This /ç/ is palatal but sounds like "English S" which is alveolar. Ex: சபை, கசடு, பசை, & Françis. Since this /ç/ is also very close to the Sanskrit Grantha letter ஶ (in IPA it is represented as /ɕ/), the Sanskrit transliteration involving ஶ gets replaced by ச in Tamll. Ex: ஶிவஶக்தி as சிவசக்தி. When the gemination (or doubling) of ச occurs then it takes the sound */c/* . Ex: பச்சை, மொச்சை, அச்சு, etc. And, ச sounds like */ɟ/* when it occurs with its nasal pair ஞ. Ex: தஞ்சை, வாஞ்சை, பஞ்சு, etc.
*ஸ* , the Grantha letter, sounds like the English letter S. But the only difference is, according to Sanskrit grammar ஸ is categorised as dental sound /s̪/ whereas the "English letter S" is an alveolar sound /s/.
*ஷ* is a Retroflex consonant like ழ but differs in pronunciation slightly. The place of articulation of ஷ is same as ழ but its manner of articulation differs. While pronouncing ஷ, roll the tongue backwards and then touch the hard palate with a small gap & without pressing it using the bottom of the tongue's tip. The throat vibrates while pronouncing ழ whereas it's not in case of ஷ.