Latest / Learn Telugu with Fexingo / Telugu Clothing Colors Vocabulary
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- Lucas: Welcome back to another episode of Learn Telugu with Fexingo. I am Lucas. Luna: And I am Luna. It is so good to be here again. Lucas: Last time we talked about colors. Red, blue, green, yellow, white. Luna: Right. And now we are going to use those colors in a shop. Lucas: Exactly. We are going shopping. But first, let us look at our first phrase. Luna: What is the first thing we say when we want something? Lucas: We say: Naaku idi kaavaali. This means I want this. Luna: Naaku idi kaavaali. That sounds nice. Lucas: Let me break it down. Naaku means for me. Idi means this. Kaavaali means I want. Luna: Okay. Naaku idi kaavaali. So if I point to a red shirt... Lucas: You say Naaku idi kaavaali. Let us try it together. Luna: Naaku idi kaavaali. Lucas: Perfect. Again. Naaku idi kaavaali. Luna: Naaku idi kaavaali. Lucas: Great. Now, how much does it cost? The next phrase is very common. Luna: Is it Idi entha? How much is this? Lucas: Yes. Idi entha. Idi means this. Entha means how much. Luna: Idi entha. Simple. Lucas: Very simple. Let us practice. Idi entha. Luna: Idi entha. Lucas: Again. Idi entha. Luna: Idi entha. Lucas: Good. Now imagine the shopkeeper gives you a price. It might be high. Luna: Oh no. What do I say then? Is it Deenikena? Lucas: Yes. Deenikena. This means Is it only this? Or Is this the final price? Luna: Deenikena. Wow. That is powerful. Lucas: It is very useful. Let us try. Deenikena. Luna: Deenikena. Lucas: Again. Deenikena. Luna: Deenikena. Lucas: Now, if the price is still too high, you can ask for a discount. Luna: I know this one. Chaugaa cheyandi. Make it cheaper. Lucas: Exactly. Chaugaa cheyandi. Chaugaa means cheap. Cheyandi means make. Luna: Chaugaa cheyandi. Okay. Lucas: Let us say it slowly. Chaugaa cheyandi. Luna: Chaugaa cheyandi. Lucas: One more time. Chaugaa cheyandi. Luna: Chaugaa cheyandi. Lucas: Finally, if you agree on the price, you say yes. Luna: Avunu, nenu kontanu. Yes, I will buy it. Lucas: Avunu means yes. Nenu means I. Kontanu means I buy. Luna: Avunu, nenu kontanu. That feels satisfying. Lucas: It does. Let us practice. Avunu, nenu kontanu. Luna: Avunu, nenu kontanu. Lucas: Again. Avunu, nenu kontanu. Luna: Avunu, nenu kontanu. Lucas: Let us put it all together in a small scene. Luna: Okay. I see a blue shirt. Naaku idi kaavaali. Lucas: The shopkeeper says the price. You ask Idi entha? Luna: Idi entha? He says five hundred rupees. Deenikena? Lucas: He says yes. You say Chaugaa cheyandi. Luna: Chaugaa cheyandi. He lowers it. You say Avunu, nenu kontanu. Lucas: Perfect conversation. You got the shirt. Let us review the phrases quickly. Luna: Naaku idi kaavaali. Lucas: Idi entha. Luna: Deenikena. Lucas: Chaugaa cheyandi. Luna: Avunu, nenu kontanu. Lucas: Excellent. Before we go, I want to mention something important. Luna: Sure. What is it? Lucas: If Fexingo has been helping you make actual progress with this language, your support keeps these episodes free and ad-free. Luna: Yeah. A couple of dollars a month is genuinely what keeps these going. Lucas: You can visit buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo if you have gotten something out of them. Luna: It really helps. Thanks for listening. Lucas: Now, let us do one last repetition of the key phrases. Luna: Naaku idi kaavaali. Lucas: Idi entha. Luna: Deenikena. Lucas: Chaugaa cheyandi. Luna: Avunu, nenu kontanu. Lucas: Great job today. Practice these until we chat again. Luna: See you next time.