Indian Languages Made Easy, English to Oriya or Odiya

Indian Languages Made Easy, English to Oriya or Odiya

It's mostly spoken in the Odisha which was earlier called as Orrissa state/ province of India. Bhuvaneshwar is the capital city and places of importance are Katak, Puri, and Konark Temple, with attraction of sea, and Sun temple. Jagannath Rath Yatra from which the word Juggernaut is taken happens at Puri every year.

These are all original contents. 

On wikipedia the other details about this language is there on URL:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriya_language


English:: I ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu

English:: He ::Oriya (Odia):: Say

English:: She ::Oriya (Odia):: Say

English:: You ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume

English:: It ::Oriya (Odia):: Eita

English:: A ::Oriya (Odia):: Gotea

English:: Come ::Oriya (Odia):: Aasa

English:: Came ::Oriya (Odia):: Asila

English:: Will come ::Oriya (Odia):: Aseba

English:: Open ::Oriya (Odia):: Khola

English:: Opened ::Oriya (Odia):: Kholila

English:: Will open ::Oriya (Odia):: Kholiba

English:: Sit ::Oriya (Odia):: Basiba

English:: Walk ::Oriya (Odia):: Chaliba

English:: Eat ::Oriya (Odia):: Khaiba

English:: Drink ::Oriya (Odia):: Peeba

English:: Win ::Oriya (Odia):: Jetiba

English:: Go ::Oriya (Odia):: Jeeba

English:: Run ::Oriya (Odia):: Daudiba

English:: I go ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu jaye

English:: He goes ::Oriya (Odia):: Say Jaye

English:: He eats an apple ::Oriya (Odia):: Say seo khaye

English:: He is eating an apple ::Oriya (Odia):: Say seo khauchi

English:: He ate an apple ::Oriya (Odia):: Say seo khaila

English:: I saw the film last week ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu gata saptaha re chalachitra ti dekhili

English:: She came by bus yesterday ::Oriya (Odia):: Say gat kali bus re asila

English:: They went to the mosque ::Oriya (Odia):: Saymane mandira gale

English:: He slept the whole night ::Oriya (Odia):: Say rati sara soithila

English:: He wrote well in the examination ::Oriya (Odia):: Say pariksha bhala karichi

English:: He has eaten ::Oriya (Odia):: Say khaichi

English:: He had eaten ::Oriya (Odia):: Sa khai thilla

English:: He had gone ::Oriya (Odia):: Say jaithilla

English:: He had come ::Oriya (Odia):: Say aasithila

English:: He will eat ::Oriya (Odia):: Say khaiba

English:: He will go ::Oriya (Odia):: Say jiba

English:: He will come ::Oriya (Odia):: Say aasiba

English:: What is your name? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tuma nama kana

English:: What ::Oriya (Odia):: Kana

English:: Is ::Oriya (Odia):: Ate

English:: Your ::Oriya (Odia):: Tumara

English:: Name ::Oriya (Odia):: Nama

English:: What did you do? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kana kala?

English:: What should I do? ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu kana kariba uchit?

English:: What can I do? ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu kana kari paribi?

English:: What are the questions? ::Oriya (Odia):: Prasna sabu kana?

English:: What were the questions? ::Oriya (Odia):: Prasna sabu kana thilla?

English:: What is the last question? ::Oriya (Odia):: Sesa prashna kana?

English:: What is written in the letter? ::Oriya (Odia):: Chithi re kana lekha aachhi?

English:: What you had been told? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tumaku  kana kuaha jaaithila?

English:: What will be the answer? ::Oriya (Odia):: Uttara kana heba?

English:: Why did you come? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kauthi paein aasila?

English:: Why did you sleep? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume Kauthi paein soeithila?

English:: Why did you tell him to go? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kauthi paein taku jiba paein kahila?

English:: Why did he bring the bag? ::Oriya (Odia):: Say kauthi  paein bag anila?

English:: Why did she pay the money? ::Oriya (Odia):: Say tanka kauthi paein dela?

English:: Why did they sit there? ::Oriya (Odia):: Samane sestare kauthi  paein basithile?

English:: Why do you drive the car? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume car kauthi paein chalao?

English:: Why are they late for the meeting? ::Oriya (Odia):: Kauthi paein Samane meeting deri re asile?

English:: How did you come? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kemiti asila?

English:: How did you sleep? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kemiti  soilla?

English:: How did you drive? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kemiti chaleila?

English:: How did you write? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kemiti lekhila?

English:: How many apples are there in my hand? ::Oriya (Odia):: Mo hatare ketoti seo achhi?

English:: How many did you take? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume ketoti nela?

English:: How much did he pay you? ::Oriya (Odia):: Say kete tanka dela?

English:: How was the journey yesterday? ::Oriya (Odia):: Gat kali jatra kemiti thilla?

English:: Which way did you come? ::Oriya (Odia):: Kyon rasta rae tume asila?

English:: Which is your favourite colour? ::Oriya (Odia):: Kyon ranga tumaku bhala laage?

English:: In which room did you sleep? ::Oriya (Odia):: Kyon bakhara re tume soiba?

English:: Which story did you tell? ::Oriya (Odia):: Kau gapa tume kahila?

English:: Which is the sweetest fruit? ::Oriya (Odia):: Kau phalla sabuthu mitha?

English:: Which is the best newspaper? ::Oriya (Odia):: Hindi re kyon khabara kagaja bhala?

English:: Which Indian state has the largest population? ::Oriya (Odia):: Bharata re kyon rajya re sabustu adhika loka achhanti?

English:: Where did you come from? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kauthu asila?

English:: Where did you sleep? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kauthi soila?

English:: Where is the manager’s cabin? ::Oriya (Odia):: Parichaalaknkar  bakhara kauthi?

English:: Where should I go? ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu kausti ki jibi?

English:: Whom should I contact? ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu kaha sahaita dekhakaribi?

English:: Is it a book? ::Oriya (Odia):: Aha gote bahi ki?

English:: It is a book ::Oriya (Odia):: Aha gote bahi

English:: Will you come with me? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume mo sahita asiba ki?

English:: I shall come with you. ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu tum sahita jibi.

English:: You come to my room after the exam. ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume pariksha pare mo bakhara ku asa.

English:: Will you give me your pen? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume mote tuma kalama dabaki?

English:: Yes, of course. ::Oriya (Odia):: Han nischita.

English:: Can you give me your pen? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume mote tuma kalama deiparibaki?

English:: Can you lift the box? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume bax ti ku athai paribaki?

English:: Can you write the exam? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume parikshare lekhi paribaki?

English:: Did you have your lunch? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tu madhyana bhojana kal ki?

English:: How are you? ::Oriya (Odia):: Tume kipari acha?

English:: I am fine. ::Oriya (Odia):: Mu bhal achhi.


Thanks to Oriya/ Odiya speaking friends like Tophan, Narendra, Panda, Patanik, etc. 

In all the languages, whether foreign or Indian I did it myself or took help from friends, cousins, and / or Google translator when it started functioning. 

For Other more read and studied language around the world, having more than 210000 Individual Learners Globally/ Visitors/ Month. 

For more Sanskrit to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2016/03/indian-languages-made-easy-sanskrit-to.html 

For Odiya / Oriya to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_4340.html

For Malyalam to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_8184.html 

For Gujarati to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_8417.html 

For Telugu to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_05.html 

For Bengali to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_7904.html For Rajasthani to English

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2016/05/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to.html

 For Marathi to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/easy-to-learn-indian-languages-via.html

For Kashmiri to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_4390.html

Dr. Ashish Manohar Urkude,
ashish.urkude@gmail.com 

Indian Languages Made Easy English to Malayalam

Indian Languages Made Easy, English to Malayalam

Till date, it's mostly spoken in Kerala state/ province of India, what, Keralites call it as the God's own land. Really the beautiful state with 100% literacy rate, which can envy even the most developed states/ nations of the world. Malayalam is many a times called as Kairali as well due to its attachment and roots in Kerala.

These are all original contents.

The Malayalam or Kairali script is available on

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam_script  

Also, comparison of Tamil, Sinhali, Malayalam, Grantha, Kannada is given on the Wikipedia:

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigalari_alphabet

In addition:

Braille Malayalam Script:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam_Braille

Arabian Malayalam Script:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabi_Malayalam

  
English:: I ::Malayalam:: Nyaan

English:: He ::Malayalam:: Avan

English:: She ::Malayalam:: Aval

English:: You ::Malayalam:: Nee/ningal(to show politeness and also as  plural)/

English:: It ::Malayalam:: Itu/atu

English:: This ::Malayalam:: Itu

English:: That ::Malayalam:: Atu

English:: A ::Malayalam:: Oru

English:: Yes ::Malayalam:: Ate, aanu

English:: Come ::Malayalam:: Varu/varuka (to come)

English:: Came ::Malayalam:: Vannu

English:: Will come ::Malayalam:: Varum

English:: Open ::Malayalam:: Turakku/turakkuka (to open)

English:: Opened ::Malayalam:: Turannu

English:: Will open ::Malayalam:: Turakkum

English:: Sit ::Malayalam:: Irikku/irikkuka (to sit)

English:: Sat ::Malayalam:: Irunnu

English:: Will sit ::Malayalam:: Irikkum

English:: Walk ::Malayalam:: Nadakkuka (to walk)

English:: Walked ::Malayalam:: Nadannu

English:: Will walk ::Malayalam:: Nadakkum

English:: Eat ::Malayalam:: Kazhikkuka/tinnuka

English:: Ate ::Malayalam:: Kazhichu/tinnu

English:: Will eat ::Malayalam:: Kazhikkum/tinnum

English:: Drink ::Malayalam:: Kudikkuka (to drink)

English:: Drank ::Malayalam:: Kudichu

English:: Will drink ::Malayalam:: Kudikkum

English:: Win ::Malayalam:: Jayikkuka (to win)

English:: Won ::Malayalam:: Jayichu

English:: Will win ::Malayalam:: Jayikkum

English:: Go ::Malayalam:: Poku/pokuka (to go)

English:: Went ::Malayalam:: Poyi

English:: Will go ::Malayalam:: Pokum

English:: Run ::Malayalam:: Oduka (to run)

English:: Ran ::Malayalam:: Odi

English:: Will run ::Malayalam:: Odum

English:: I go ::Malayalam:: Nyan pokunnu

English:: He goes ::Malayalam:: Avan pokunnu

English:: He eats an apple ::Malayalam:: Avan oru apple tinnunnu

English:: He is eating an apple ::Malayalam:: Avan oru apple tinnu-kondirikkuka-yaanu

English:: He ate an apple ::Malayalam:: Avan oru apple tinnu

English:: I saw the film last week ::Malayalam:: Nyaan kazhinya aazhcha film kandu

English:: She came by bus yesterday ::Malayalam:: Aval innale basil vannu (importance for‘came’)/

English:: ::Malayalam:: Aval innale basilaanu vannathu (importance for bus)

English:: They went to the temple ::Malayalam:: Avar ambalattil poyi

English:: They went to the church ::Malayalam:: Avar palliyil poyi

English:: They came from the mosque ::Malayalam:: Avar palliyil ninnu vannu

English:: He slept the whole night ::Malayalam:: Avan raatri muzhuvan urangi

English:: He wrote well in the examination ::Malayalam:: Avan pareeksha nannaai ezhuti

English:: He has eaten ::Malayalam:: Avan kazhichittundu/tinnittundu

English:: He will eat ::Malayalam:: Avan kazhikkum/tinnum

English:: He will go ::Malayalam:: Avan pokum

English:: He will come ::Malayalam:: Avan varum

English:: What is your name? ::Malayalam:: Ninte perentaanu?

English:: What ::Malayalam:: Entu

English:: Is ::Malayalam:: Aanu/aakunnu

English:: Your ::Malayalam:: Ninte/ningalude

English:: Name ::Malayalam:: Peru

English:: What did you do? ::Malayalam:: Nee /ningal entaanu cheytatu?

English:: What should I do? ::Malayalam:: Nyan entu cheyyanam?

English:: What can I do? ::Malayalam:: Enikku entu cheyyan kazhiyum?

English:: What are the questions? ::Malayalam:: Entokkeyaanu chodyangal?

English:: What were the questions? ::Malayalam:: Entokkeyaayirunnu chodyangal?

English:: What is the last question? ::Malayalam:: Entaanu avasaanatte chodyam?

English:: What is written in the letter? ::Malayalam:: Entaanu kattil ezhuti-yirikkunna-thu?

English:: What you had been told? ::Malayalam:: Entaanu ninnodu paranyirunnatu?

English:: What will be the answer? ::Malayalam:: Entaayirikkum uttaram?

English:: Why did you come? ::Malayalam:: Entinaanu nee/ningal vannatu?

English:: Why did you sleep? ::Malayalam:: Entu kondaanu nee/ningal urangiyatu?

English:: Why did you tell him to go? ::Malayalam:: Entu kondaanu nee/ningal avanodu pokaan paranyatu?

English:: Why did he bring the bag? ::Malayalam:: Entinaanu avan bag konduvannatu?

English:: Why did she pay the money? ::Malayalam:: Entinaanu aval panam koduttatu?

English:: Why did they sit there? ::Malayalam:: Entu-kondaanu avar avide irunnatu?

English:: Why do you drive the car? ::Malayalam:: Entu-kondaanu nee/ningal car odikkunnatu?

English:: Why are they late for the meeting? ::Malayalam:: Entukondaanu avar meetinginu taamasichatu?

English:: How did you come? ::Malayalam:: Engineyaanu nee/ningal vannatu?

English:: How did you sleep? ::Malayalam:: Engineyaanu nee/ningal urangiyatu

English:: How did you drive the car? ::Malayalam:: Engineyaanu nee/ningal car odichatu?

English:: How did you write? ::Malayalam:: Engineyaanu nee/ningal ezhutiyatu?

English:: How many apples are there in my hand? ::Malayalam:: Ente kayyil etra apple undu?

English:: How many did you take? ::Malayalam:: Nee/ningal etra ennam eduttu?

English:: How much money did he pay? ::Malayalam:: Nee/ningal etra panam koduttu?

English:: How much distance to go? ::Malayalam:: Etra dooram pokanam?

English:: How was the journey yesterday? ::Malayalam:: Innale yaatra engane aayirunnu?

English:: Which way did you come? ::Malayalam:: Nee/ningal aetu vazhiye vannu?

English:: Which is your favourite colour? ::Malayalam:: Ninte ishtapetta/priyapetta niram aetaanu?

English:: In which room did you sleep? ::Malayalam:: Aetu muriyil-aanu nee/ningal urangiyatu?

English:: Which story did you tell? ::Malayalam:: Aetu kathayaanu nee/ningal paranyatu?

English:: Which is the sweetest fruit? ::Malayalam:: Aetu pazhamanu aettavum madhuram-ullathu?

English:: Which is the best newspaper in Hindi? ::Malayalam:: Aetaanu hindiyile/hindiyil aettavum nalla  patram?

English:: Which state has the largest population? ::Malayalam:: Aetu samstaanattinaanu aettavum janasankhya ullatu?

English:: Where did you come from? ::Malayalam:: Nee/ningal evide ninnaanu vannatu?

English:: Where did you sleep? ::Malayalam:: Evideyaanu nee/ningal urangiyatu?

English:: Where is the manager’s cabin? ::Malayalam:: Managerude cabin evideyaanu?

English:: Where should I go? ::Malayalam:: Nyaan evide pokanam?

English:: Whom should I meet? ::Malayalam:: Nyaan aareyaanu kaanendatu?

English:: Is it a book? ::Malayalam:: Itoru pustakamaano?

English:: It is a book ::Malayalam:: Itoru pustakamaanu

English:: Is it the answer? ::Malayalam:: Itaano uttaram?

English:: It is the answer ::Malayalam:: Itaanu uttaram

English:: Will you come with me? ::Malayalam:: Nee/ningal ente koode varumo?

English:: I shall come with you. ::Malayalam:: Nyaan ninte koode varaam

English:: Will you give me your pen? ::Malayalam:: Nee/ningal enikku ninte/ningalude paena tarumo?

English:: Will anybody give me a pen to write? ::Malayalam:: Aarenkilum enikku ezhutaan oru paena tarumo?

English:: Can you give me something to drink? ::Malayalam:: Enikku kudikkan entenkilum tarumo?

English:: Can you write the exam? ::Malayalam:: Ninakku pareeksha ezhutaan pattumo?

English:: Can you lift this box? ::Malayalam:: Ninakku ee petti uyarttaan kazhiyumo/pattumo?

English:: Did you have your lunch? ::Malayalam:: Nee/ningal ucha bhakshanam kazhichcho?

English:: How are you? ::Malayalam:: Sukhamaano? (It's not a direct translation but a similar)

English:: I am fine. ::Malayalam:: Enikku sukhamaanu

English:: You come to my room after the exam. ::Malayalam:: Pareeksha kazhinyu nee/ningal ente muriyil varoo.

English: Where is she? :: Malayalam: അവ / അവ എവിടെയാണ്?
(Please suggest correction if any)

English: Where is he? :: Malayalam: അവന് എവിടെയാണ്? (Please suggest correction if any)

Thanks to friends from Kerala like Jayan, Mony, Geo, Sujith, Ritumbra, Peter, Rajkumar, Daniel, and Students like Ms. Malvika, Alexander, Rodriguez, Raja, Kurien, David, Mohammad, Sathish,  etc. and the Google Translator and a bit of Wikipedia for putting their URLs here. 

For Other Indian languages having more than 210000 Individual Learners Globally/ Visitors/ Month. 

For more Sanskrit to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2016/03/indian-languages-made-easy-sanskrit-to.html 

For Odiya / Oriya to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_4340.html

For Malyalam to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_8184.html 

For Gujarati to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_8417.html 

For Telugu to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_05.html 

For Bengali to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_7904.html
For Rajasthani to English

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2016/05/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to.html

 For Marathi to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/easy-to-learn-indian-languages-via.html
For Kashmiri to English:

http://managementengineering.blogspot.in/2012/07/indian-languages-made-easy-english-to_4390.html

 

 Dr. Ashish Manohar Urkude, Lives on the ground in India, ashish.urkude@gmail.com