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Learn to speak "good enough" Sinhala with the minimum needed effort

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LBSS 08: The Language You Speak [AUDIO TUTORIAL] 27:41

12 years ago27:41

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In this 8th session, we look at some easy ways to talk in Sinhala about the language you speak. Click on the following link to see the full catalog of the LBSS Podcast so far. In this session we’ll specifically learn how to: Create present-tense sentences using “doing” Create present-tense sentences using “speaking” Tell someone the language you speak (e.g. “I speak English”) Ask someone if they speak a specific language (e.g.“Do you speak English?”) And yes, we will do the usual sample dialogue and the Q&A session at the end. (Click on the video below to watch the Video Tutorial version of this post): Right-click the link to download the Language List in Sinhala Key Sinhala Words and Phrases Used In This Session Section 1: Present-Tense Sentences Using “Doing” Words: kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “doing” Phrases: ma∙mȧ kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “I (am) doing” o∙yaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (are) doing” é∙yaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “He/she (is) doing” ‘Ricky’ kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “Ricky (is) doing” o∙bȧ kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (fml) (are) doing” o∙yaa∙la kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (pl) (are) doing” é∙yaa∙la kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “They (are) doing” a∙pi kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “We (are) doing” o∙bȧ∙la kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (fml;pl) (are) doing” Section 2: Present-Tense Sentences Using “Speaking” Words: væ∙dȧ “work” (noun) væ∙dȧ kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “working” paa∙dam “studies/lessons” (noun) paa∙dam kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “studying” ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “speaking” Phrases: ma∙mȧ ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “I (am) speaking” o∙yaa ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (are) speaking” é∙yaa ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “He/she (is) speaking” ‘Ricky’ ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “Ricky (is) speaking” o∙bȧ ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (fml) (are) speaking” o∙yaa∙la ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (pl) (are) speaking” é∙yaa∙la ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “They (are) speaking” a∙pi ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “We (are) speaking” o∙bȧ∙la ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (fml;pl) (are) speaking” Section 3: Tell Someone The Language You Speak Words: in∙gree∙si “English” Phrases: ma∙mȧ in∙gree∙si ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “I (am) speaking English” / “I speak English” o∙yaa in∙gree∙si ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “You (are) speaking English” / “You speak English” é∙yaa in∙gree∙si ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “He/she (is) speaking English” / “He/she speaks English” ‘Ricky’ in∙gree∙si ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va “Ricky (is) speaking English” / “Ricky speaks English” Section 4: Ask Someone If They Speak A Specific Language Words: sin∙hȧ∙lȧ “Sinhala” (wow… that was tough to guess) Phrases: o∙yaa in∙gree∙si ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va∙dhȧ? “Do you speak English?” é∙yaa in∙gree∙si ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va∙dhȧ? “Does he/she speak English?” ‘Ricky’ in∙gree∙si ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va∙dhȧ? “Does Ricky speak English?” o∙yaa sin∙hȧ∙lȧ ka∙thaa kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va∙dhȧ? “Do you speak Sinhala?” – Right-click here MP3jPLAYLISTS.inline_0 = [ { name: "Right-click here", formats: ["mp3"], mp3: "aHR0cDovL3RyYWZmaWMubGlic3luLmNvbS9sYXp5YnV0c21hcnRzaW5oYWxhL0xCU1MwOC5tcDM=", counterpart:"", artist: "", image: "", imgurl: "" } ]; MP3jPLAYERS[0] = { list: MP3jPLAYLISTS.inline_0, tr:0, type:'single', lstate:'', loop:false, play_txt:'     ', pause_txt:'     ', pp_title:'', autoplay:false, download:false, vol:100, height:'' }; for a free download of the MP3. Don’t forget to post all your comments & questions in the section below. And also, please feel free to share this around (use any of the social media buttons). Thanks! –…

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LBSS 07: Your Age in Sinhala – Part (2/2) [AUDIO TUTORIAL] 19:13

12 years ago19:13

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This is Part 2 of the Audio Tutorial “Your Age in Sinhala”. I recommend… no, actually, I’m telling you to go listen to Part 1 so that you don’t get lost in the middle of it. In Part 2 we’ll look at: How to ask someone their age in Sinhala How to tell someone your age in Sinhala And we’ll revise what we covered in both parts by going through a sample dialogue and some questions & answers. (Click on the video below to watch the Video Tutorial version of this post): Right-click to download the Numbers List (for Age) in Sinhala One more thing, here’s that Learn Sinhala Resources page I mentioned on the podcast. Let me know what you think about it in the comments below. Does it make it easier to understand what this blog has to offer? Key Sinhala Words and Phrases Used In This Session Section 3: Ask Someone Their Age Words: va∙yȧ∙sȧ “age” kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “How much?” Phrases: o∙yaa∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “What (is) your age?” é∙yaa∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “What (is) his/her age?” ma∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “What (is) my age?” o∙yaa∙la∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “What (is) your (pl) age?” o∙bȧ∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “What (is) your (fml) age?” o∙bȧ∙la∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “What (is) your (fml;pl) age?” a∙pḗ va∙yȧ∙sȧ kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “What (is) our age?” ‘Ricky’∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ kee∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “What (is) Ricky’s age?” Section 4: Tell Someone Your Age Phrases: ma∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ thi∙hayi “My age (is) thirty” o∙yaa∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ thi∙hayi “Your age (is) thirty” o∙yaa∙la∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ thi∙hayi “Your (pl) age (is) thirty” o∙bȧ∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ thi∙hayi “Your (fml) age (is) thirty” o∙bȧ∙la∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ thi∙hayi “Your (fml;pl) age (is) thirty” a∙pḗ va∙yȧ∙sȧ thi∙hayi “Our age (is) thirty” ma∙gé va∙yȧ∙sȧ vis∙sayi “My age (is) twenty” – Right-click here MP3jPLAYLISTS.inline_1 = [ { name: "Right-click here", formats: ["mp3"], mp3: "aHR0cDovL3RyYWZmaWMubGlic3luLmNvbS9sYXp5YnV0c21hcnRzaW5oYWxhL0xCU1MwNy5tcDM=", counterpart:"", artist: "", image: "", imgurl: "" } ]; MP3jPLAYERS[1] = { list: MP3jPLAYLISTS.inline_1, tr:0, type:'single', lstate:'', loop:false, play_txt:'     ', pause_txt:'     ', pp_title:'', autoplay:false, download:false, vol:100, height:'' }; for a free download of the MP3. Don’t forget to post all your comments & questions in the section below. And also, please feel free to share this around (just use any of the social media buttons). Thanks! –…

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LBSS 06: Your Age in Sinhala – Part (1/2) [AUDIO TUTORIAL] 22:50

12 years ago22:50

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This is Part 1 of the Audio Tutorial “Your Age in Sinhala”. You’ll need to listen to the previous Audio Tutorials to fully understand what’s going on here. In Part 1 we’ll look at: Some new personal pronouns (plural “you”, “they”, formal “you”, and “we”) Their possessives (plural “your”, “their”, formal “your”, and “our”) (By the way, I’ve moved the sample dialogue and Q&A to Part 2 – I think it’s more effective that way). (Click on the video below to watch the Video Tutorial version of this post): Oh and, here’s that Learn Sinhala “Welcome Page” I talked about (I think I may have also called it a “menu card page” on the podcast). Do you think it helps a newcomer find his or her way around my blog? Leave your answer below. Key Sinhala Words and Phrases Used In This Session Section 1: Some New Personal Pronouns Words: Indicator “la” Converts most personal pronouns into its plural form o∙yaa∙la Informal & Pural “you” (“you all” or “y’all”) é∙yaa∙la “they” o∙bȧ Formal “you” o∙bȧ∙la Formal & Plural “you” a∙pi “we” Phrases: o∙yaa∙la ko∙ho∙mȧ∙dhȧ? “How (are) you (pl) ?” a∙pi hoňdhin in∙nȧ∙va “We (are) fine” é∙yaa∙la shree lan∙kaa∙vén “They (are) from Sri Lanka” o∙yaa∙la os∙trḗ∙li∙yaa∙vén∙dhȧ? “(Are) you (pl) from Australia?” o∙bȧ os∙trḗ∙li∙yaa∙vén∙dhȧ? “(Are) you (fml) from Australia?” o∙bȧ∙la os∙trḗ∙li∙yaa∙vén∙dhȧ? “(Are) you (fml;pl) from Australia?” Section 2: The Possessives Of These New Personal Pronouns Words: o∙yaa∙la∙gé Informal & Pural “your” é∙yaa∙la∙gé “their” o∙bȧ∙gé Formal “your” o∙bȧ∙la∙gé Formal & Plural “your” a∙pḗ “our” Phrases: a∙pḗ ra∙tȧ shree lan∙kaa∙vȧ “Our country (is) Sri Lanka” o∙yaa∙la∙gé ra∙tȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) your (pl) country?” o∙bȧ∙gé ra∙tȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) your (fml) country?” o∙bȧ∙la∙gé ra∙tȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) your (fml;pl) country?” é∙yaa∙la∙gé ra∙tȧ én∙gȧ∙lan∙thȧ∙yȧ “Their country (is) England” – Right-click here MP3jPLAYLISTS.inline_2 = [ { name: "Right-click here", formats: ["mp3"], mp3: "aHR0cDovL3RyYWZmaWMubGlic3luLmNvbS9sYXp5YnV0c21hcnRzaW5oYWxhL0xCU1MwNi5tcDM=", counterpart:"", artist: "", image: "", imgurl: "" } ]; MP3jPLAYERS[2] = { list: MP3jPLAYLISTS.inline_2, tr:0, type:'single', lstate:'', loop:false, play_txt:'     ', pause_txt:'     ', pp_title:'', autoplay:false, download:false, vol:100, height:'' }; for a free download of the MP3. Don’t forget to post all your comments & questions in the section below. And also, please feel free to share this around (simply use any of the social media buttons). Thanks! –…

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LBSS 05: Your Nationality in Sinhala [AUDIO TUTORIAL]

12 years ago

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In this Audio Tutorial you’ll learn to speak about your nationality in Sinhala. You’ll need to listen to the previous Audio Tutorials in order to understand this one better. In this 5th session of the Lazy But Smart Sinhala Podcast you’ll learn: How to ask someone which country they’re from 2 ways to tell someone which country you’re from A simple technique to convert a statement into a question And we’ll wrap it up by going through a sample dialogue as well as some questions & answers on the stuff we learned. (Click on the video below to watch the Video Tutorial version of this post): Right-click to download a list of Sinhala Country Names. Key Sinhala Words and Phrases Used In This Session Section 1: Ask Someone Which Country He Or She Is From Words: ra∙tȧ “country” Phrases: o∙yaa∙gé ra∙tȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) your country?” é∙yaa∙gé ra∙tȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) his/her country?” ma∙gé ra∙tȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) my country?” Section 2: Tell Someone Which Country You’re From – Method 1 Words: shree lan∙kaa∙vȧ “Sri Lanka” én∙gȧ∙lan∙thȧ∙yȧ “England” æ∙mȧ∙ri∙kaa∙vȧ “America” os∙trḗ∙li∙yaa∙vȧ “Australia” ja∙paa∙nȧ∙yȧ “Japan” chee∙nȧ∙yȧ “China” Phrases: ma∙gé ra∙tȧ shree lan∙kaa∙vȧ “My country (is) Sri Lanka” o∙yaa∙gé ra∙tȧ shree lan∙kaa∙vȧ “Your country (is) Sri Lanka” é∙yaa∙gé ra∙tȧ shree lan∙kaa∙vȧ “His/her country (is) Sri Lanka” ‘Ricky’∙gé ra∙tȧ shree lan∙kaa∙vȧ “Ricky’s country (is) Sri Lanka” ma∙gé ra∙tȧ én∙gȧ∙lan∙thȧ∙yȧ “My country is England” Section 3: Tell Someone Which Country You’re From – Method 2 Words: Indicator “én” “from” shree lan∙kaa∙vén “from Sri Lanka” én∙gȧ∙lan∙thȧ∙yén “from England” æ∙mȧ∙ri∙kaa∙vén “from America” os∙trḗ∙li∙yaa∙vén “from Australia” ja∙paa∙nȧ∙yén “from Japan” chee∙nȧ∙yén “from China” Phrases: ma∙mȧ shree lan∙kaa∙vén “I (am) from Sri Lanka” o∙yaa shree lan∙kaa∙vén “You (are) from Sri Lanka” é∙yaa shree lan∙kaa∙vén “He/she is from Sri Lanka” ‘Ricky’ shree lan∙kaa∙vén “Ricky (is) from Sri Lanka” Section 4: Convert a Statement Into a Question Phrases: o∙yaa∙gé ra∙tȧ shree lan∙kaa∙vȧ∙dhȧ? “(Is) your country Sri Lanka?” o∙yaa∙gé ra∙tȧ én∙gȧ∙lan∙thȧ∙yȧ∙dhȧ? “(Is) your country England?” –…

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LBSS 04: Introducing Yourself in Sinhala [AUDIO TUTORIAL] 23:02

12 years ago23:02

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In this session I do an Audio Tutorial on Introducing Yourself in Sinhala You’ll need to listen to the first Audio Tutorial ( Session 02 ) in order to understand this one better. This is the 4th session of the Lazy But Smart Sinhala Podcast and in this you will learn: The possessives of some pronouns we already saw 2 easy ways to introduce yourself How to ask someone their name How to say “thank you” and “I’m fine, thank you” And like in the previous Audio Tutorial, at the end of the session we’ll go through a sample dialogue between you and me and I’ll ask you some questions on the material we just covered. (Click on the video below to watch the Video Tutorial version of this post): Key Sinhala Words and Phrases Used In This Session Section 1: Basic Possessives of Personal Pronouns Words: o∙yaa∙gé Informal “your” é∙yaa∙gé “his/her” ma∙gé “my” mi∙ni∙ha “man” / “the man” mi∙ni∙ha∙gé “man’s” / “the man’s” bal∙la “dog” / “the dog” bal∙la∙gé “dog’s” / “the dog’s” Section 2: 2 Ways to Introduce Yourself in Sinhala Words: na∙mȧ “name” Phrases: ma∙gé na∙mȧ [‘Dilshan’] “My name (is) [Dilshan]” o∙yaa∙gé na∙mȧ [‘Dilshan’] “Your name (is) [Dilshan]” é∙yaa∙gé na∙mȧ [‘Dilshan’] “His/her name (is) [Dilshan]” ma∙mȧ [‘Dilshan’] “I (am) [‘Dilshan’] o∙yaa [‘Dilshan’] “You (are) [‘Dilshan’] é∙yaa [‘Dilshan’] “He/she (is) [‘Dilshan’] Section 3: Asking Someone Their Name Words: mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “what?” Phrases: o∙yaa∙gé na∙mȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) your name?” é∙yaa∙gé na∙mȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) his/her name?” ma∙gé na∙mȧ mo∙kak∙dhȧ? “What (is) my name?” Section 4: The word for “Thank You” in Sinhala Words: is∙thoo∙thi “Thank you” Phrases: ma∙mȧ hoňdin in∙nȧ∙va, is∙thoo∙thi “I (am) fine, thank you” hoňdin in∙nȧ∙va, is∙thoo∙thi “Fine, thank you”” – Right-click here MP3jPLAYLISTS.inline_3 = [ { name: "Right-click here", formats: ["mp3"], mp3: "aHR0cDovL3RyYWZmaWMubGlic3luLmNvbS9sYXp5YnV0c21hcnRzaW5oYWxhL0xCU1MwNC5tcDM=", counterpart:"", artist: "", image: "", imgurl: "" } ]; MP3jPLAYERS[3] = { list: MP3jPLAYLISTS.inline_3, tr:0, type:'single', lstate:'', loop:false, play_txt:'     ', pause_txt:'     ', pp_title:'', autoplay:false, download:false, vol:100, height:'' }; for a free download of the MP3. Don’t forget to post all your comments & questions in the section below. And also, please feel free to share this around (just use any of the social media buttons). Thanks! –…

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LBSS 03: I Love You in Sinhala & 7 More Romantic Lines To Annoy Your Boyfriend [AUDIO BLOG] 22:23

12 years ago22:23

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In this 3rd session of the Lazy But Smart Sinhala Podcast, I do an audio narration of one my previous blog posts. (Before listening to this you might want to check out Session 01 first…) You will learn how to say lovey-dovey lines such as: “I love you” and related phrases “I’m thinking of you” and related phrases “I miss you” and related phrases “My heart belongs only to you” “You are my life/gold/treasure” “I like you” Pet names to call each other Once you’ve listened to it, click here to read the original blog post and leave your questions and comments there. Sinhala Phrases used in this session 1. “I love you” and related phrases ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ aa∙dhȧ∙réyi “I love you” ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ go∙dak/huňgak aa∙dhȧ∙réyi “I love you a lot” ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ ma∙gé pa∙nȧ∙tath va∙daa aa∙dhȧ∙réyi “I love you even more than my life” o∙yaa ma∙tȧ aa∙dhȧ∙réyi∙dhȧ? “Do you love me?” 2. “I’m thinking of you” and related phrases ma∙mȧ o∙yaa gæ∙nȧ hi∙thȧ∙nȧ∙va “I’m thinking of you” ma∙mȧ o∙yaa gæ∙nȧ hæ∙mȧ this∙sé∙mȧ hi∙thȧ∙nȧ∙va “I’m always thinking of you” ma∙tȧ o∙yaa∙vȧ ni∙thȧ∙rȧ∙mȧ ma∙thak vé∙nȧ∙va “I often remember you” / “You often cross my mind” 3. “I miss you” and related phrases ma∙tȧ o∙yaa∙vȧ ‘miss’ vé∙nȧ∙va “I miss you” ma∙tȧ o∙yaa∙vȧ go∙dak ‘miss’ vé∙nȧ∙va “I miss you a lot” 4. “My heart belongs only to you” ma∙gé ha∙dhȧ∙vȧ∙thȧ ayi∙thi o∙yaa∙tȧ vi∙thȧ∙rayi “My heart belongs only to you” 5. “You are my life/gold/treasure” o∙yaa ma∙gé pa∙nȧ “You are my life” o∙yaa ma∙gé rath∙thȧ∙ran “You are my gold” o∙yaa ma∙gé vas∙thu∙wȧ “You are my treasure” 6. “I like you” ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ kæ∙mȧ∙thi “I like you” 7. “Pet names to call each other” pæ∙ti∙ya / pæ∙ti∙yo (Word describing any type of baby animal) ba∙baa “Baby” Right-click here to download the MP3 for free. – Don’t forget to post all your comments & questions in the original post . And also, please feel free to share this around. Thanks! –…

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LBSS 02: Greetings & Responses in Sinhala [AUDIO TUTORIAL] 18:52

12 years ago18:52

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In this 2nd session of the Lazy But Smart Sinhala Podcast, we do our first Audio Tutorial together where I introduce you to some typical greetings & responses in Sinhala. (Before listening to this you might want to check out Session 01 first…) In this session I talk to you about : Some Basic personal pronouns in Sinhala A typical informal greeting How to respond to such a greeting The traditional formal greeting in Sinhala And at the end of the session I’ll walk you through a sample dialogue between you and me and I’ll ask you some quick questions on the material we learned. (Click on the video below to watch the Video Tutorial version of this post): Key Sinhala Words and Phrases Used In This Session Section 1: Basic Sinhala Personal Pronouns Words: ma∙mȧ “I” o∙yaa Informal “you” é∙yaa “he/she” Section 2: Typical Informal Greeting Words: ko∙ho∙mȧ∙dhȧ? “How?” Phrases: o∙yaa ko∙ho∙mȧ∙dhȧ? / ko∙ho∙mȧ∙dhȧ? “How (are) you? / How (are you?)” é∙yaa ko∙ho∙mȧ∙dhȧ? “How (is) he/she?” ‘Ricky’ ko∙ho∙mȧ∙dhȧ? “How (is) Ricky?” Section 3: Responding To An Informal Greeting Words: hondhin in∙nȧ∙va “fine/well” Phrases: ma∙mȧ hondhin in∙nȧ∙va “I (am) fine” Section 4: Traditional Formal Greeting Words: aa∙yu∙bō∙wan (Traditional formal greeting. Lit: “May your lifespan be long”) – Right-click here for a free download of the MP3. Don’t forget to post all your comments & questions in the section below. And also, please feel free share this around. Thanks! –…

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LBSS 01: A New Way To Learn Sinhala… Introducing The Lazy But Smart Sinhala Podcast! 6:47

12 years ago6:47