Class 8 Tamil - I
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Class 8 Tamil - I
- 1. தமிழ் வரிவடிவ வளர்ச்சி உரைநரை உலகம்
- 2. ம ொழி னிதன் தன்னுடைய எண்ணங்கடையும் கருத்துக்கடையும் பகிர்ந்து மகொள்வதற்கொன கருவியே ம ொழி ஆகும்.
- 4. வட்ழைழுத்துகள் • வரளந்த யகோடுகரளயுரைே எழுத்துகள் வட்மைழுத்துகள் ஆகும்.
- 6. புள்ளிகளும் எழுத்துகளும் • எகர ஒகர மெடில் எழுத்துகள் (எ ..... .எ ) = ஏ • அகர வரிடை உயிர்ம ய் மெடில் ( க ..... .க) = கொ • ஐகொர எழுத்துகள் (..க .... டக)..... • எகர உயிர்ம ய் எழுத்துகள் (மக.. .... மகௌ ) = மகௌ
- 7. நன்றி