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83 [eighty-three]

Past tense 3

Past tense 3

83 [ఎనభై మూడు]

83 [Enabhai mūḍu]

భూత కాలం 3

[Bhūta kālaṁ 3]

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to make a call ట--ిఫ--- చ-య-ం టె___ చే__ ట-ల-ఫ-న- చ-య-ం -------------- టెలిఫోన్ చేయడం 0
Ṭ--ip--n-cēy--aṁ Ṭ_______ c______ Ṭ-l-p-ō- c-y-ḍ-ṁ ---------------- Ṭeliphōn cēyaḍaṁ
I made a call. నేన----ల-ఫ-న్--ే--ను నే_ టె___ చే__ న-న- ట-ల-ఫ-న- చ-స-న- -------------------- నేను టెలిఫోన్ చేసాను 0
N-nu --li-hōn-c----u N___ ṭ_______ c_____ N-n- ṭ-l-p-ō- c-s-n- -------------------- Nēnu ṭeliphōn cēsānu
I was talking on the phone all the time. నే---ఎ--ప-------- లో మ--్--డుతూనే -న-న--ు నే_ ఎ___ ఫో_ లో మా_____ ఉ___ న-న- ఎ-్-ు-ూ ఫ-న- ల- మ-ట-ల-డ-త-న- ఉ-్-ా-ు ----------------------------------------- నేను ఎప్పుడూ ఫోన్ లో మాట్లాడుతూనే ఉన్నాను 0
Nē----p-----p-ōn ---mā-l-ḍ------unnā-u N___ e_____ p___ l_ m__________ u_____ N-n- e-p-ḍ- p-ō- l- m-ṭ-ā-u-ū-ē u-n-n- -------------------------------------- Nēnu eppuḍū phōn lō māṭlāḍutūnē unnānu
to ask అడగ-ం అ___ అ-గ-ం ----- అడగటం 0
Aḍa-a--ṁ A_______ A-a-a-a- -------- Aḍagaṭaṁ
I asked. న-న------ా-ు నే_ అ___ న-న- అ-ి-ా-ు ------------ నేను అడిగాను 0
N--- a---ā-u N___ a______ N-n- a-i-ā-u ------------ Nēnu aḍigānu
I always asked. నే-ు ఎ-్పు-- -----త-నే-ఉన-న--ు నే_ ఎ___ అ____ ఉ___ న-న- ఎ-్-ు-ూ అ-ి-ు-ూ-ే ఉ-్-ా-ు ------------------------------ నేను ఎప్పుడూ అడిగుతూనే ఉన్నాను 0
N--- eppuḍū a--gu-ūn----n-nu N___ e_____ a________ u_____ N-n- e-p-ḍ- a-i-u-ū-ē u-n-n- ---------------------------- Nēnu eppuḍū aḍigutūnē unnānu
to narrate చ--్-ుట చె___ చ-ప-ప-ట ------- చెప్పుట 0
Ceppu-a C______ C-p-u-a ------- Ceppuṭa
I narrated. న--- చెప్--ను నే_ చె___ న-న- చ-ప-ప-న- ------------- నేను చెప్పాను 0
Nē-- --p-ā-u N___ c______ N-n- c-p-ā-u ------------ Nēnu ceppānu
I narrated the whole story. న----మ-త్-----న- చెప్పా-ు నే_ మొ__ క__ చె___ న-న- మ-త-త- క-న- చ-ప-ప-న- ------------------------- నేను మొత్తం కధని చెప్పాను 0
N-nu m-tt-ṁ -adh-----e-pā-u N___ m_____ k______ c______ N-n- m-t-a- k-d-a-i c-p-ā-u --------------------------- Nēnu mottaṁ kadhani ceppānu
to study చ-ు-ుట చ___ చ-ు-ు- ------ చదువుట 0
Ca-u-u-a C_______ C-d-v-ṭ- -------- Caduvuṭa
I studied. నే-- --ి-ాను నే_ చ___ న-న- చ-ి-ా-ు ------------ నేను చదివాను 0
Nē-u c----ānu N___ c_______ N-n- c-d-v-n- ------------- Nēnu cadivānu
I studied the whole evening. నేన- స--ంత-రం -ొత--ం -దివ-ను నే_ సా___ మొ__ చ___ న-న- స-య-త-ర- మ-త-త- చ-ి-ా-ు ---------------------------- నేను సాయంత్రం మొత్తం చదివాను 0
N----s-y-n-------t-a- ---i-ā-u N___ s________ m_____ c_______ N-n- s-y-n-r-ṁ m-t-a- c-d-v-n- ------------------------------ Nēnu sāyantraṁ mottaṁ cadivānu
to work పని చే--ట ప_ చే__ ప-ి చ-య-ట --------- పని చేయుట 0
P-ni --y-ṭa P___ c_____ P-n- c-y-ṭ- ----------- Pani cēyuṭa
I worked. న--ు -న- చ-సా-ు నే_ ప_ చే__ న-న- ప-ి చ-స-న- --------------- నేను పని చేసాను 0
N-n--pa-- --sānu N___ p___ c_____ N-n- p-n- c-s-n- ---------------- Nēnu pani cēsānu
I worked all day long. రోజం-- నే-- ----చే-ా-ు రో__ నే_ ప_ చే__ ర-జ-త- న-న- ప-ి చ-స-న- ---------------------- రోజంతా నేను పని చేసాను 0
R-j-ntā--ēn--p-ni--ē-ānu R______ n___ p___ c_____ R-j-n-ā n-n- p-n- c-s-n- ------------------------ Rōjantā nēnu pani cēsānu
to eat త-నుట తి__ త-న-ట ----- తినుట 0
T-n--a T_____ T-n-ṭ- ------ Tinuṭa
I ate. న----తి----ను నే_ తి___ న-న- త-న-న-న- ------------- నేను తిన్నాను 0
N--u ------u N___ t______ N-n- t-n-ā-u ------------ Nēnu tinnānu
I ate all the food. నేను----నం --త్త--తి--నాను నే_ అ__ మొ__ తి___ న-న- అ-్-ం మ-త-త- త-న-న-న- -------------------------- నేను అన్నం మొత్తం తిన్నాను 0
N-nu-a-naṁ -ot--- t-n--nu N___ a____ m_____ t______ N-n- a-n-ṁ m-t-a- t-n-ā-u ------------------------- Nēnu annaṁ mottaṁ tinnānu

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The history of linguistics

Languages have always fascinated mankind. The history of linguistics is therefore very long. Linguistics is the systematic study of language. Even thousands of years ago people contemplated language. In doing so, different cultures developed different systems. As a result, different descriptions of languages emerged. Today's linguistics are based on ancient theories more than anything else. Many traditions were established in Greece in particular. The oldest known work about language comes from India, however. It was written 3,000 years ago by the grammarian Sakatayana. In ancient times, philosophers like Plato busied themselves with languages. Later, Roman authors developed their theories further. Arabians, too, developed their own traditions in the 8th century. Even then, their works show precise descriptions of the Arabian language. In modern times, man particularly wanted to research where language comes from. Scholars were especially interested in the history of language. In the 18th century, people started to compare languages with each other. They wanted to understand how languages develop. Later they concentrated on languages as a system. The question of how languages function was the focal point. Today, a great number of schools of thought exist within linguistics. Many new disciplines have developed since the fifties. These were in part strongly influenced by other sciences. Examples are psycholinguistics or intercultural communication. The newer linguistic schools of thought are very specialized. One example of this is feminist linguistics. So the history of linguistics continues… As long as there are languages, man will contemplate them!