Thank you for the vid :) One question: Why do you use different spellings in the example sentences? For example Haduawa when showing the word, and then you spell it as Haduwa in the sentence? Thanks :)
Oh! I'm sorry about that. I didn't do proofreading before uploading the video, so you might see some mistakes like this. Learn only the way I pronounce words. I will do more proofreading in the future. :)
Pl. do not teach incorrect Sinhala to the world. The correct translations of the continuous present tense verbs " karanawa " "kanawa" " enawa " etc: should be " doing " "eating " " coming " and so on.....The way you teach is wrong.
I'm sorry but you have to remember that it can be both simple present tense and simple present continuous tense. As an example, if you said mama karanawa, it can mean both I do, or I'm doing. If you're so sure, can you tell me how to say eat? (Not eating), do (not doing). Please understand that that it's the same...
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ම්ස් ඔයාට ගොඩාක්ම ස්තුති ඔයා උගන්වන එක ඉතා පැහැදිලිව දරුවන් තෙරුම් ගන්නවා your spoke english well very good
Thank you and it's a pleasure to know that my lessons help others to improve their language skills :)
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I can easily understand the way you teach. Please a part 2 for this would be wonderful 😍
Yeah sure. I hope to talk about more present and past tense verbs in my new Sinhala series
Really useful I was searching a channel like this for long time .
Now I got it, upload more videos
Wah ji zabardast kya baat hai
This is like a dialect of my Native Language Huvadhoo Bas (Maldivian Dialect) all the Verbs are almost identical
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Can you explain the example at 1:44? Why is aawa not the last word? And why if the first word man not mama? Thanks for the helpful video!!
thanks very good
Thank you madam
Thank you si much
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a question:sometimes you pronounce the word 'karana-wa' and then 'karana-va'.this means both can be used??
Both W and V sounds are the same in Sinhala. SO yes. You can use both.
Thank you
Is there a rule to form past tense verbs?
Thank you for the vid :) One question: Why do you use different spellings in the example sentences?
For example Haduawa when showing the word, and then you spell it as Haduwa in the sentence? Thanks :)
Oh! I'm sorry about that. I didn't do proofreading before uploading the video, so you might see some mistakes like this. Learn only the way I pronounce words. I will do more proofreading in the future. :)
@@LingoCrown_Sinhala Haha thanks, well I have written down the first spelling, not the sentence example spelling
The correct word is "haduwa" = made
could you please tell me what t this sentence means ? thank you එදා රෝද ගෙනියන කොට හිනාවචෙව නිසා පිනුම් හාමිට ලැජ්ජා හිතුණා
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@@palithaathukorala6319 Thanks very much for your help ! :)
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What is the meaning of athathtm in sinhala
That is not a real word. If you see it in a message or a comment, this is not the whole word. It looks like "Aththatama", which means "for real".
Thanks a lot
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What is the be verb and its three tenses
If you're talking about things like am is are, they don't exist in Sinhala.
මගේ බොස් ඊයෙ මගේ ගිණුමට මුදල්
ටිකක් දාල තියෙනව.
මම ඊට පැසිව් වොයිස්
වලින් text කරන්නේ
නේ කොහොමද?
(රු.15,000/-ක් මගේ
ගිණුමට ලැබී තිබුණා
ස්තූතියි)
න්නේ කෙසේද?
You can say,
"Rs.15,000 had been credited to my bank account. Thank you"
Thak yo mis
Thankyou so much mis
What the meaning mama and man you used two words .I confused
The meaning of both is, I/me
Ok thank you
රෙදි සෝදනවා
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Navathvenava
Pl. do not teach incorrect Sinhala to the world. The correct translations of the continuous present tense verbs " karanawa " "kanawa" " enawa " etc: should be " doing " "eating " " coming " and so on.....The way you teach is wrong.
I'm sorry but you have to remember that it can be both simple present tense and simple present continuous tense. As an example, if you said mama karanawa, it can mean both I do, or I'm doing.
If you're so sure, can you tell me how to say eat? (Not eating), do (not doing).
Please understand that that it's the same...
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