Learn different ways to say I want and don't want in Sinhala

This lesson is about how to say you know something or you don't know something and ask whether other people know something etc.
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[@samansenavirathna5814]

Thanks

[@jocelynbuhong2696]

Been watching your videos,thnks

[@ajanthaponseka5291]

Tnxxx sis

[@roshanindika7]

Wow

[@MrMusharrafslk]

Miss!
where r u ??
We r waiting for ur new lessons

[@LingoCrown_Sinhala]

Oops sorry... I was a bit busy... hope to upload a video soon :)

[@katerinamezhevova408]

Could you explain why 'epaa, thank you', but not 'epaa, sthuti'?

[@LingoCrown_Sinhala]

Both have the same meaning, but Sri lankan people say thank you in English most of the time... you can use sthutie if you want :) If a Sinhala person say Sthutie, people will look at them with a feeling like "He is a village kinda person" but if a foreigner say sthuthie, Sri lankans will love them.

[@samanthiranathunga1232]

I don't wont
Mata oona ne ist rigth

[@spacejam7777777]

Mata= I …??? I don’t understand I thought I was mama or mang please help me (I’m learning)

[@LingoCrown_Sinhala]

Mata literally means "to me"
But there are several cases in Sinhala you have to say "mata" even though the English translation is "I/me"
I'm planning to do a video about this.

[@samanthiranathunga1232]

Mata oona paanaka ist wron,
Mata oona peenak ist reith.

[@LingoCrown_Sinhala]

Oh I didn't see the typo.
Yes it should be mata oone paenak

[@MrMusharrafslk]

ස්තූතියි

[@SuSu-xu2bf]

good lesson

[@hxhdhehevhd7458]

Thank you very much

[@captainfalldown]

Thank you so much for these lessons!
Perhaps, when you have the time, you could do a lesson on Spoken vs Written Sinhala.
The monks at our temple were kind enough to inform me I had been speaking the written form! Lol!

[@LingoCrown_Sinhala]

Haha a lot of foreigners do that mistake. That's why I have been teaching Spoken Sinhala. I hope to create some videos about the difference :)

[@sellathuraiparanthaman179]

Thank you madam

[@rubyyte9472]

Excellent 👌

[@anthonyperry5020]

LOVE THE LESSON ITS SO SIMPLE WHEN YOU EXPLAIN THE REASONS FOR SAYING IT. i AM REALLY GETTING TO GRIPS WITH SINHALA SO THANKS SO MUCH X

[@SalmaSalma-cp1ok]

ගොඩක් වටිනා විඩියොවක් බොහෝම ස්තූතියි

[@LingoCrown_Sinhala]

Watch this video and the future videos in this playlist to learn English.
ruclips.net/video/MOp38FNiEDU/видео.html

[@tremendous89]

mata padam karanna oona. mata padam karanna kamati~~^^

[@LingoCrown_Sinhala]

Wow that's a good try!. First one is 100% correct! :) But the 2nd one, it's better if you say "Mama padan karanna kamathie". When you talk about something you like, You say Mama/man, not mata. I forgot to mention that in the lesson...

[@tremendous89]

@@LingoCrown_Sinhala Bohoma stutti~~^^ mata teruna 😊

[@LingoCrown_Sinhala]

@@tremendous89 You're welcome ^_^

[@randyhunsuckerhunziker]

👍🏼