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Pronunciation guide[edit]

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Vowels[edit]

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a: like 'a' in 'apple', 'a' in 'cake', 'a' in 'amen'
e: like 'i' in 'magazine', 'e' in 'bed' (often silent at the end of a word)
i: like 'i' in 'pine', 'i' in 'fin'
o: like 'ow' in 'low', like 'o' in 'top'
u: like 'oo' in 'hoop', like 'u' in 'cup'

Consonants[edit]

b: like 'b' in 'bed'
c: like 's' in 'supper', 'k' in 'kid'
d: like 'd' in 'dog'
f: like 'ph' in 'phone'
g: like 'g' in 'go', 'j' in 'jello'
h: like 'h' in 'help' (often silent in the UK and other Commonwealth countries)
j: like 'dg' in 'edge'
k: like 'c' in 'cat'
l: like 'l' in 'love'
m: like 'm' in 'mother'
n: like 'n' in 'nice'
p: like 'p' in 'pig'
q: like 'q' in 'quest' (with 'u', almost always)
r: like 'r' in 'row', like 'r' in 'feather' (often silent in the UK and other Commonwealth countries at end of word)
s: like 'ss' in 'hiss', like 'z' in 'haze'
t: like 't' in 'top'
v: like 'v' in 'victory'
w: like 'w' in 'weight'
x: like 'cks' in 'kicks', like 'z' in 'haze' (at beginning of a word)
y: like 'y' in 'yes', like 'ie' in 'pie', like 'ee' in 'flee'
z: like 'z' in 'haze'

Common diphthongs[edit]

ay: like 'ay' in 'say'
ai: like 'ay' in 'say'
au: like 'awe'

ee: like 'ee' in 'see'
ei: like 'ay' in 'say'
ey: like 'ay' in 'say', like 'ee' in 'see'

ie: like 'ee' in 'see'

oi: like 'oy' in 'boy'
oo: like 'oo' in 'food', like 'oo' in 'good'
ou: like 'ow' in 'cow', like 'oo' in 'food', like 'o' in 'cot'
ow: like 'ow' in 'cow'
oy: like 'oy' in 'boy'

ch: like 'ch' in 'touch'
sh: like 'sh' in 'sheep'
th: like 'th' in 'this', like 'th' in 'those'
gh: like 'f' in 'fish'
ph: like 'f' in 'fish'

Phrase list[edit]

Basics[edit]

Hello.: Namaskaram. (Nam-as-kaar-am)(formal)
Thank you: Dhanyavadhamulu (Dhan-ya-vada-mulu), Nenarlu (Telugu, 'Dhanyavadhaalu' is sanskritized version)
How are you?: Ela vunnaru?
Fine, thank you.: Bagane vunnanu, Dhanyavadhamulu (Baa-gaa-ne-un-naa-nu, FIGHN, Dhan-ya-vada-mulu)
What is your name?: Nee Peru Yenty? (Mee PAEru YENTI)
My name is ______ .: Na Peru ______ . (Nah PAEru _____ .)
Nice to meet you.: mimmalni kalisi nanduku santhosam ga unnadi. (.)
Please.: Dayachesi. ()
Thanks: Krithagnathalu. () Dhanyavadhamulu (formal) Chala thanks (lit. 'a lot of thanks', informal)
You're welcome.: meeku shubham kalugu gaaka.(formal) just smile.(informal)
Come: Randi. (Run-di)
Come here: Itu randi. (Itu-run-di)
Yes.: Avunu. (AuNu)
No.: Ledu (or) Kadu. (Lehdhu, KahDhu)
Excuse me. (getting attention): konchem itu choodandi (respectful). (Yehvandi)
Excuse me. (begging pardon): idi naa porapaatu. ()
I'm sorry/Forgive me: Nannu kshaminchandi/manninchandi. (Nan-nu-ksha-min-chan-di)
Goodbye: Selavu ()
Goodbye (informal): untanu(singular) untamu(pl);Bye; taataa (BIGH; taa-taa)
I can't speak Telugu [well].: ()
Do you speak English?: meeru english matladuthara ? (ING-lish? Ma tla da tha ra)
Is there someone here who speaks English?: Ikkada anglamu maatlade vaaru evaraina unnara? (Ik-kada angla bhasha maat-laadae vaaru eva-raaina un-naa-raa?)
Help!: Rakshinchandi! (Rak-shin-chan-di!)
Look out!: Atu choodu! (Atu-choo-du!)
Good morning. (formal): Shubhodayam. ()(informal): Namasthey.
Good evening.: (informal): Namasthey.
Good night.: Shubharathri.(informal): Namasthey.
Good night (to sleep): . ()
I don't understand.: Naku ardham kaledu. (నాకు అర్దమ్ కాలేదు)
Where is the toilet?: Marugu dhoddi ekkada vundhi? ()
Question Words

What: enti
How: ela
Where: ekkada (ఎక్కడ)
When: eppudu (ఎప్పుడు)
Who: evaru (ఎవరు)
How much?: Enta /enta/ ( ఎంత )
Which: edi
Now: ippudu
yes: Avunu /avunu/ ( అవును )
true: nijame

Negative Words

Don't want: Vaddu/Vuddu
don't have: Ledu
no,not that: Kaadu, adi kadu /kaːdu/ ( కాదు )
Don't know to do something: Raadu /raːdu/
I don't feel so great..: Naaku aarogyam baaledu
No idea: Teliyadu
I don’t understand: Naaku artham kaledu ( నాకు అర్ధం కాలేదు )

Problems[edit]

Leave me alone.: Nannu vantariga vodileyyandi
Don't touch me!: Nannu muttukoku (muttaku)/ Nannu tAka voddu
I'll call the police.: Nenu police ni pilustanu
Police!: Police!
Stop! Thief!: Apandi! Donga ni
I need your help.: Naaku mee sahayam kavali.
It's an emergency.: Idi atyavasarmu (..)
I'm lost.: Nenu daari tappenu
I lost my bag.: Naa bag poyindhi
I lost my wallet.: Naa wallet (purse) poyindi
I'm sick.: Naaku vontlo baaga ledu
I've been injured.: Naaku debba tagilindi
I need a doctor.: Naaku Doctor Kavali. (..)
Can I use your phone?: mee phone nenu vaada vacha?

Numbers[edit]

Note: While Telugu does have a numeral system similar to Kannada, it is rarely used.

0: zero (sunna) - సున్న
1: one (OkaTi) - ఒకటి
2: two (renDu) - రెండు
3: three (mooDu)-మూడు
4: four (naalugu)
5: five (aidu)
6: six (aaru)
7: seven (ehDu)
8: eight (enimidi)
9: nine (tommidi