easy sentences for daily use

[@spokenenglishachievers8064]

நான் சொல்வதை கோபப்படாமல் கேள்.
அவள் எங்கே இருந்து வருகின்றாள் என்று எனக்குத் தெரியாது.
என்னிடம் எந்த ஒரு யோசனையும் இப்போதைக்கு இல்லை.
நேற்று தான் நாங்கள் இதைப் பற்றி பேசினோம்.
இதற்கு விரைவில் ஒரு தீர்வு கிடைக்கும்.

[@tonymri4518]

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[@spokenenglishachievers8064]

🙏🙏😌😌

[@tilakranasinghe896]

so easy as well as interesting...i can translate 5 sentences in to english..thanks madam

[@spokenenglishachievers8064]

You are welcome sir💐💐🙏

[@mookkoorpandianchellamuthu2206]

1. Listen to me without getting angry
2 . I don't know where she comes from
3. I don't have any idea right now
4. We spoke about this yesterday only
5. We will get solutions as soon as
Thanks mam

[@spokenenglishachievers8064]

There will be a solution for this soon
Good try sir🎉🎉

[@thilagavathisakthi-oi1ku]

1. Listen to me without angry
2. I dont know where she comes from
3. I have no idea right now
4. We talked about this only yesterday
5. It will get the solution soon

[@spokenenglishachievers8064]

Super mam💐💐👌👌😊

[@thilagavathisakthi-oi1ku]

Thank you mam

[@tilakranasinghe896]

madam ..is there easy way to ask in tamil.. .1.can you make me out? if so how can i ask?

[@spokenenglishachievers8064]

It has two meanings sir.
We can say" Naan solgiradhu unakku puriudha.? "
Naan solgiradhu unakku ketkudha??

[@tilakranasinghe896]

thank u madam@@spokenenglishachievers8064

[@sundaravadivelua1306]

You have to wait for 10 minutes

[@spokenenglishachievers8064]

Both sentences are grammatically correct.
*"You have to wait 10 minutes"* is more concise and direct, implying:
1. The waiting time is exactly 10 minutes.
2. The action or event will start immediately after 10 minutes.
*"You have to wait for 10 minutes"* implies:
1. The waiting time is approximately 10 minutes.
2. Something (event, action, person) will arrive or be ready after 10 minutes.