Embark on a journey to learn the Tamil language with Know Your Lingo, where our lessons are firmly grounded in real-world conversations. Drawing from thousands of live sessions, we've curated a robust curriculum that's readily accessible at your fingertips. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Tamil and the rich tapestry of Indian culture as we understand that language extends beyond words—it encompasses culture, history, people, and places.
Our dedicated instructors, language professionals chosen for their qualifications and passion for teaching Tamil, are committed to instilling a love for the language. With a primary focus on teaching children how to speak Tamil, we recognize the immediate need for them to connect with grandparents and relatives back home. Join us on this enriching journey where language learning becomes a gateway to cultural understanding and meaningful conversations.
Let's Learn TamilJoin our Zoom class with a computer/laptop and a stable internet connection.
Learn everything you need to have real-world conversations - from vocab words to culture.
Each class has follow-up homework and quizzes. It helps recap what you have learned.
Tamil, the official language of Tamil Nadu, boasts a rich history and cultural significance. Utilizing a derivative of the Brahmi script, Tamil's letters represent sounds in a manner similar to Mandarin. Tamil has a global presence and is widely spoken not only in Tamil Nadu but also in regions such as Sri Lanka, Mauritius, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Renowned as one of the oldest civilizations in the world, Tamil culture has deep roots in the prestigious Dravidian Family. Tamilians, like other South Indians, take immense pride in their ancient Tamil culture, diligently preserving a history that spans over 2000 years. Tamil Nadu's history is marked by the rule of dynasties such as the Cholas, the Pandyas, and the Pallavas, contributing to the state's flourishing art and architecture, which continues to be appreciated and maintained today.
Of the 74 million Tamil people worldwide, approximately 62 million reside in Tamil Nadu, while the rest are dispersed across different parts of India and the world. The people of Tamil Nadu hold a strong connection to their ethnicity, understanding how it shapes their identity on a global scale. Steeped in rituals and traditions, including the adherence to the caste system, Tamilians actively uphold their cultural heritage.
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