Why do you say thiyanawa here “phone eka thiyanawa putuwa yata” but use the root verb with an ‘e’- thiyanne in the video about location words? I’m a bit confused 😅
We say both Thiyanawa and Thiyenawa to say "have/has" And, true Thiyanawa also means put/keep. Because the whole idea of "Thiyanawa" means something existing/locating. I have a whole part of a lesson in my structured course about these two words "thiyanawa/innawa = Have" Btw, I'm a native Sinhala speaker and a teacher of Sinhala language as a foreign language 😊
Did you watch Sinhala letters videos? You will understand the difference Anyway, "t" in eyaata sounds like T sound in "tap". "th" sound in thibuna sounds like th sound in "thought"
It's very helpful i am a Bangladeshi pepole but I want to learn sinhala language , before i could not tell sinhala language but now i can tell a little bit, please you make one video how to use" if " get " word , Thank you
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Why do you say thiyanawa here “phone eka thiyanawa putuwa yata” but use the root verb with an ‘e’- thiyanne in the video about location words? I’m a bit confused 😅
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"Thiyenavaa" is correct. Not "Thiyanava". Thiyanavaa means putting...But, I'm Tamil
We say both Thiyanawa and Thiyenawa to say "have/has"
And, true Thiyanawa also means put/keep.
Because the whole idea of "Thiyanawa" means something existing/locating. I have a whole part of a lesson in my structured course about these two words "thiyanawa/innawa = Have"
Btw, I'm a native Sinhala speaker and a teacher of Sinhala language as a foreign language 😊
Tanks diar
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Corrections:
ඉන්නවා
පූසෙක්
Oops 😅 my bad, the two letters look so similar
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what is the difference between "t" and "th" in Eyaata and thibuna?
Did you watch Sinhala letters videos? You will understand the difference
Anyway, "t" in eyaata sounds like T sound in "tap".
"th" sound in thibuna sounds like th sound in "thought"
It's very helpful i am a Bangladeshi pepole but I want to learn sinhala language , before i could not tell sinhala language but now i can tell a little bit, please you make one video how to use" if " get " word , Thank you
Sure. I'll do it as a part of another video :)
I am learning.
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