Describing People
மனிதர்களை விவரிப்பது
Physical and personality descriptions put last level's adjective-endings rule to work constantly — every adjective here needs the right ending once it sits in front of a noun.
Grammar Comparison
இலக்கண ஒப்பீடு
Descriptive adjectives trigger the ending rule from A2's grammar spine
ein freundlicher Mann (a friendly man) / eine freundliche Frau (a friendly woman)
நட்பான மனிதன் / நட்பான பெண் (நட்பான never changes)
This lesson has no new grammar of its own — it's a vocabulary set specifically chosen to make you practice the adjective-endings pattern from the grammar spine (freundlich → freundlicher/freundliche/freundliches depending on gender and case) with real, memorable words instead of abstract examples. Tamil's நட்பான stays fixed no matter what; keep reminding yourself that German's ending is doing work Tamil quietly skips.
Vocabulary
சொற்கள்
| German | Pronunciation | Tamil | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| freundlich | FROYNT-likh | நட்பானnaṭpāna | friendly |
| groß / klein | grohs / klyn | உயரமான / குட்டையானuyaramāṉa / kuṭṭaiyāṉa | tall / short |
| jung / alt | yoong / ahlt | இளமையான / வயதானiḷamaiyāṉa / vayadhāṉa | young / old |
| lustig | LOOS-tikh | வேடிக்கையானvēḍikkaiyāṉa | funny |
| die Haare | dee HAH-reh | முடிmuḍi | hair |
| die Augen | dee OW-gen | கண்கள்kaṇgaḷ | eyes |