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English to Telugu

 


This video is a great video for learning sentences in Telugu. 

Here's some of my favorites from the video:

Dhinini emani antaaru? = What's this called?

Dhinini meeru Telugu lo ela antaaru? = How do you say it in Telugu?

Ela unnaru [OR] Bagunnara= How are you?


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