Absolute Beginner Level - Telugu Speaking Practice Session – 25/3/2022 - Telugu meanings of sentences using the word "see"

Let us revise the following pronouns

 

I - Naenu

You – Nuvvu / Meeru

He – Vaadu / Athadu

She - Aame

We – Manamu/Maemu

They – Vaaru/Vaallu

 

Commonly used verbs

 

Ask = Adugu

Read = Chadhuvu

Write = Vraayu – Verb in base form, Vraayi – Imperative

Look/see = Choodu

Hear/listen = Vinu

Sing = Paadu

Eat = Thinu

Go = Vellu

Buy = Konu

Come = Vacchu – Verb in base form / Raa – Imperative / raavadam – Gerund form

Drink = Thraagu / thaagu

Send = Pampu / pampinchu

 

Look/see

Look/see = Choodu – Verb in base form / imperative

Look/see = Choodandi (Imperative with respect/plural)

Don’t look/see = Choodavaddhu

 

Simple Past Tense – Positive Sentences

e.g. I saw. = Naenu choosaanu.

You saw. (Singular) = Nuvvu choosaavu.

You saw. (Plural) = Meeru choosaaru.

He saw. = Athadu choosaadu.

She saw. = Aame choosindhi.

We saw. = Manamu choosaamu. (including the listener.) / Maemu choosaamu.

They saw = Vaaru choosaaru.

Daddy saw = Naanna choosaaru.

Lakshmi saw = Lakshmi choosindhi.

 

Simple Past Tense - Negative

e.g. I didn’t see. = Naenu choodalaedhu.

You didn’t see. (Singular) = Nuvvu choodalaedhu.

You didn’t see. (Plural) = Meeru choodalaedhu.

He didn’t see. = Athadu choodalaedhu.

She didn’t see. = Aame choodalaedhu.

We didn’t see. = Maemu choodalaedhu.

They didn’t see. = Vaaru choodalaedhu.

Big brother didn’t see. = Anna choodalaedhu.

Younger sister didn’t see. = Chellelu choodalaedhu.

Humsha didn’t see. = Humsha choodalaedhu.

 

Simple Past Tense - Questions (Negative/Positive)

Positive Past Tense Questions:

e.g. Did I see? = Naenu choosaanaa?

Did you see? (Singular) = Nuvvu choosaavaa?

Did you see? (Plural) = Meeru choosaaraa?

Did he see? = Athadu choosaadaa?

Did she see? = Aame choosindhaa?

Did we see? = Maemu choosaamaa?

Did they see? = Vaaru choosaaraa?

Did younger brother see? = Thammudu choosaadaa

Did Nirmala see? = Nirmala choosindhaa?

 

Negative Past Tense Questions:

e.g. Didn’t I see? = Naenu choodalaedhaa?

Didn’t you see? (Singular) = Nuvvu choodalaedhaa?

Didn’t you see? (Plural) = Meeru choodalaedhaa?

Didn’t he see? = Athadu choodalaedhaa?

Didn’t she see? = Aame choodalaedhaa?

Didn’t we see? = Maemu choodalaedhaa?

Didn’t they see? = Vaaru choodalaedhaa?

Didn’t Bhavani see? = Bhavani choodalaedhaa?

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense - Positive

e.g. I see/I will see. = Naenu choosthaanu.

You see/You will see. (Singular) = Nuvvu choosthaavu.

You see/You will see. (Plural) = Meeru choosthaaru.

He sees/He will see. = Athadu choosthaadu.

She sees/She will see. = Aame choosthundhi.

We see/We will see. = Manamu choosthaamu.

They see/They will see. = Vaaru choosthaaru.

Usha sees/Usha will see. = Usha choosthundhi.

Raju sees/Raju will see. = Raju choosthaadu.

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense - Negative

e.g. I don’t see/I will not see – Naenu choodanu.

You don’t see/You will not see. (Singular) = Nuvvu choodavu.

You don’t see/You will not see. (Plural) = Meeru choodaru.

He doesn’t see/He will not see. = Athadu choodadu.

She doesn’t see/She will not see. = Aame choodadhu.

We don’t see/We will not see. = Maemu choodamu.

They don’t see. = Vaaru choodaru.

Mommy doesn’t see/Mommy will not see. = Amma choodadhu.

Ravi doesn’t see./Ravi will not see. = Ravi choodadu.

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense – Questions

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense - Positive Questions

e.g. Will I see? = Naenu choosthaanaa?

Will you see? (Singular) = Nuvvu choosthaavaa?

Will you see? (Plural) = Meeru choosthaaraa?

Will he see? = Athadu choosthaadaa?

Will she see? = Aame choosthundhaa?

Will we see? = Maemu choosthaamaa?

Will they see? = Vaaru choosthaaraa?

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense - Negative Questions

e.g. Don’t/won’t I see? = Naenu choodanaa?

Don’t/Won’t you see? (singular) = Nuvvu choodavaa?

Don’t/Won’t you see? (Plural) = Meeru choodaraa?

Don’t/Won’t he see? = Athadu choodadaa?

Don’t/Won’t she see? = Aama choodadhaa?

Don’t/Won’t we see? = Maemu choodamaa?

Don’t/Won’t they see? = Vaaru choodaraa? / Vallu choodaraa?

 

Continuous Present Tense - Positive

I am looking. = Naenu choosthoo unnaanu.

You (Singular) are looking. =

You (Plural) are looking. =

He is looking. =

She is looking. =

We are looking. =

They are looking. =

 

Continuous Present Tense - Negative

e.g. I am not looking. = Naenu choodatam laedhu.

You are not looking. =

You are not looking. =

He is not looking. =

She is not looking. =

We are not looking. =

They are not looking. =

Uncle is not looking. =

 

Continuous Present Tense - Question

Positive Continuous Present Tense - Questions

e.g. Am I looking? = Naenu choosthunnaanaa?

Are you looking? (Singular) =

Are you looking? (Plural) =

Is he looking? =

Is she looking? =

Are we looking? =

Are they looking? =

Is aunt looking? =

Is teacher looking? =

 

Negative Continuous Present Tense - Questions

e.g. Am I not looking? = Naenu choodatam laedhaa?

Are you not looking? (Singular) =

Are you not looking? (Plural) =

Is he not looking? =

Is she not looking? =

Are we not looking? =

Are they not looking? =

Is aunt not looking? =

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