My ಳ and ಲ still sound identical — any tongue-position tips?
Recorded myself and can't hear the difference. Where does the tongue actually sit?
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Recorded myself and can't hear the difference. Where does the tongue actually sit?
Still mixing these up in longer sentences — would love a native speaker's ear on this.
Trying not to sound abrupt — looking for the phrase locals actually reach for.
Trying to figure out if there's a separate word Kannada speakers use for a rented place.
Been staring at the alphabet chart for a week. What actually worked for people here?
Dictionary lists them as synonyms but a friend said one's more “intense.” Is that right?
Started the Topics article on the three ages of Kannada and the old-Kannada excerpts are rough going.
Beginner, roughly A2 level, want someone to practice conversation with over coffee.
Textbook says ನೀವು is formal/plural, but I hear ನೀನು used with strangers a lot too.