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Telugu (తెలుగు) is a language spoken by some 90 million speakers, primarily in the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Yanam and also other neighbouring states. It is the most spoken language of the Dravidian family and also the 15th most spoken language in the world.

Pronunciation guide[edit]

Vowels[edit]

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)
10: ten (padhi)
11: eleven (padakondu)
12: twelve (pannendu)
13: thirteen (padamudu)
14: fourteen (padnalugu)
15: fifteen (padihenu)
16: sixteen (padaharu)
17: seventeen (padihedu)
18: eighteen (paddenimidi)
19: nineteen (panthommidi)
20: twenty (eravai [informal], eruvadi)
21: twenty-one (eruvadi okati) - May also be spoken as 'eravai okati'
22: twenty-two (eruvadi rendu) - May also be spoken as 'eravai rendu'
23: twenty-three (eruvadi moodu)
24: twenty-four (eruvadi naalugu)
25: twenty-five (eruvadi aidu)
30: thirty (muppai)
40: forty (nalabai)
50: fifty (Yabhai)
60: sixty (aaravi)
70: seventy (dabbai)
80: eighty (enabai)
90: ninety (thombai)
100: one hundred (vanda)
200: two hundred (rendu vandalu)
300: three hundred (moodu vandalu)
1000: one thousand (veyyi)
2000: two thousand (rendu velu)
100,000: one hundred thousand (laksha)
1,000,000: one million (padi lakshalu)
10,000,000: ten million (koti)
1,000,000,000: one thousand million in UK, one billion in USA (vanda kotlu)
1,000,000,000,000: formerly one billion in UK, one trillion in USA (Laksha kotlu)
number _____ (train, bus, etc.): number _____ (...)
half: half (Sagam)
less: less (Takkuva)
more: more (Ekkuva)

Time[edit]

now: now (Ippudu)
later: later (Taruvata)
before: before (Mundu)
morning: morning (Udayam)
afternoon: afternoon (Madhyahnam)
evening: evening (Sayantram)
night: night (Ratri)

Clock time[edit]

one o'clock AM: one o'clock AM (tellavaru jhaamu ontiganta)
two o'clock AM: two o'clock AM (tellavaru jhaamu rendu)
noon: noon (madhyahnam pannendu)
one o'clock PM: one o'clock PM (madhyahnam ontiganta)
two o'clock PM: two o'clock PM (madhyahnam rendu)
midnight: midnight (ardharathri pannendu)

Duration[edit]

1 second: 1 second (Oka Kshanam)
10 minute(s): 10 minute(s) (Padi Nimishalu)
10 hour(s): 10 hour(s) (Padi gantalu)
_1____ day(s): __1___ day(s) (Oka Roju)
__1___ week(s): __1___ week(s) (Oka Vaaram)
___1__ month(s): __1___ month(s) (Oka Nela)
___1__ year(s): ___1__ year(s) (Oka Samvatsaram)
1 Decade: 1 Decade (Oka Dasabdham)
1 Centuary: 1 Centuary (Oka Satabdham)

Days[edit]

today: today (Ee nadu/Nedu/Ee Roju)
yesterday: yesterday (Ninna)
tomorrow: tomorrow (Repu)
this week: this week (ee vaaram)
last week: last week (poyina vaaram/ Gatha Vaaram)
next week: next week (Vache vaaram)

Sunday: Sunday (aadi vaaram)
Monday: Monday (Soma Vaaram)
Tuesday: Tuesday (Mangala Vaaram)
Wednesday: Wednesday (Budha Vaaram)
Thursday: Thursday (Guru Vaaram)
Friday: Friday (sukhra Vaaram)
Saturday: Saturday (Sani vaaram)

Months[edit]

January: January (...)
February: February (...)
March: March (...)
April: April (...)
May: May (...)
June: June (...)
July: July (...)
August: August (...)
September: September (...)
October: October (...)
November: November (...)
December: December (...)

Writing time and date[edit]

The time is written the same in Telugu. As in all places in India, the format is Day/Month/Year.

Example: September 12, 2007

Colors[edit]

black: black (nalupu)
white: white (thelupu)
gray: gray (boodida)
red: red (erupu)
blue: blue (neelam)
yellow: yellow (pasupu...)
green: green (Aaku Pachha)
orange: orange (kamala rangu)
purple: purple (bachala pandu rangu)
brown: brown (godhuma rangu)
magenta: mag (mag rangu)

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Transportation[edit]

Bus and train[edit]

How much is a ticket to _____?: How much is a ticket to _____? (-- ku ticket entha?)
One ticket to _____, please.: One ticket to _____, please. (-- ku oka ticket ivvandi)
Where does this train/bus go?: Where does this train/bus go? (ee bus/train ekkadiki veltundi?)
Where is the train/bus to _____?: Where is the train/bus to _____? (-- ku vellalsina bus/trian ekkada?)
Does this train/bus stop in _____?: Does this train/bus stop in _____? (ee bus/train -- lo aagutunda?)
When does the train/bus for _____ leave?: When does the train/bus for _____ leave? (-- ku bus/train eppudu bayaluderutundi?)
When will this train/bus arrive in _____?: When will this bus arrive in _____? (-- ku bus/trian eppudu cherutundi?)

Directions[edit]

How do I get to _____ ?: How do I get to _____ ? (Nenu _____ ki yela vellali?)
...the train station?: ...the train station? (railway station)
...the bus station?: ...the bus station? (bus stand/RTC complex)
...the airport?: ...the airport? (air port, formally vimanasryam)
...downtown?: ...downtown? (main bazaaru)
...the youth hostel?: ...the youth hostel? (Vidhyardhulaa Vasathigtruhamu)
...the _____ hotel?: ...the _____ hotel? (hotel/lodge)
...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate?: ...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? (...)
Where are there a lot of...: Where are there a lot of... (Yekkuva _____ yekkada vunnayi?)
...hotels?: ...hotels? (hotels/lodges)
...restaurants?: ...restaurants? (hotels/tiffin centers)
...bars?: ...bars? (bars)
...sites to see?: ...sites to see? (chooda dagga pradesalu)
Can you show me on the map?: Can you show me on the map? (Patam lo chupinchandi)
street: street (veedhi)
Turn left.: Turn left. (yedama vypu ki tirugu)
Turn right.: Turn right. (kudi vypu ki tirugu)
left: left (yedama)
right: right (kudi)
straight ahead: straight ahead (seeda ga munduku / neruga munduku)
towards the _____: towards the _____ (vypu)
past the _____: past the _____ (taruvata)
before the _____: before the _____ (mundu)
Watch for the _____.: Watch for the _____. (-- kosam chudandi)
intersection: intersection (koodali/crossing)
north: north (uttaram)
south: south (dakshinam)
east: east (toorpu)
west: west (padamara)
uphill: uphill (yettugadda/konda pyki)
downhill: downhill (konda kindaki)

Taxi[edit]

Taxi!: Taxi! (Auto)
Take me to _____, please.: Take me to _____, please. (nannu -- ki teesukuvellandi)
How much does it cost to get to _____?: How much does it cost to

get to _____? (-- ku velladaniki entha avutundi?)