Questions

Is English hard Tamil speaker?

I would say it is considerably difficult for an English speaker. Tamil is from an entirely unrelated family, its grammar is very different, it has very little vocabulary in common, it has a different writing system and worst of all it has a high degree of diglossia.

Is English spoken in Tamil Nadu?

Besides the above-mentioned languages, English is also spoken as a subsidiary language in Tamil Nadu. Tamil is spoken as the first language by 88.43 percent of the population followed by Telugu by 8.65 percent, Kannada by 2.68 percent, Urdu by 1.51 per cent, Malayalam by 0.89 percent and Marathi by 0.1 percent.

Which countries speak Tamil?

What are the official languages of Malaysia?

  • Is Tamil an official language in Mauritius?
  • Is Tamil official language of Singapore?
  • What is Malaysia first language?
  • Is Malay derived from Tamil?
  • How many official languages does Malaysia have?
  • Is English an official language of Malaysia?
  • What is the most popular language in Malaysia?

    • How many people speaking Tamil in the world?

    The Tamil language (native name: தமிழ்) has its roots in the Dravidian language family. With a share of around 18%, it is most widespread in Sri Lanka. A total of about 86.9 m people worldwide speak Tamil as their mother tongue. -._.-*^*-._.-*^*-._.-

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    • What languages are spoken in Tamil?

    Status. Tamil is one of the 22 official languages and 14 regional languages of India.

  • Dialects. The dialects of Tamil have evolved along three different dimensions.
  • Structure. The phonemes of modern standard Tamil include native sounds (‘low’ variety) and peripheral sounds that came from lexical borrowings (‘high’ variety).