Telugu Speaking Practice Session - 8/4/2022 | Telugu meanings of sentences using the word "listen or hear" | Learn Telugu through English | Beginner Level

 Absolute Beginner Level Weekly Speaking Practice using the Verb

(listen/hear) – 8 April 2022

 

Commonly used Pronouns

 

Naenu – I

You – Nuvvu/Meeru

Athadu – He

Aame – She

Maemu – We

Vaaru - They

 

 

Weekly class program

 

Using the verb “listen” week and prepare sentences in following tenses:

 

Simple Past Tense (Positive, Negative and Question)

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense (Positive, Negative and Question)

 

Continuous Present Tense (Positive, Negative and Question)

 

 

FRIDAY, 8^th April 2022

 

 

hear/listen = Vinu – Verb in base form / imperative

 

hear/listen = Vinandi (Imperative with respect/plural)

 

Don’t hear/listen = Vinavaddhu / Vinavaddhandi

 

 

  

Simple Past Tense – Positive Sentences

 

e.g. I heard/listened. = Naenu vinnaanu.

 

You heard/You listened. (Singular) = Nuvvu vinnaavu.

You heard/You listened. (Plural) = Meeru vinnaaru.

He heard/listened. = Athadu vinnaadu.

She heard/listened. = Aame vinnadhi.

We heard/listened. = Maemu vinnaamu.

They heard/listened = Vaaru vinnaaru. à Vaallu vinnaaru.

Daddy heard/listened = Nanna vinnaaru. / Nanna vinnaadu.

Shanti heard/listened = Shanti vinnadhi.

 

Simple Past Tense - Negative

Hear / listen = Vinu

e.g. I didn’t hear/listen. = Naenu vinalaedhu.

 

You didn’t hear/listen. (Singular) = Nuvvu vinalaedhu.

You didn’t hear/listen. (Plural) = Meeru vinalaedhu.

He didn’t hear/listen. = Athadu vinalaedhu.

She didn’t hear/listen. = Aame vinalaedhu.

We didn’t hear/listen. = Maemu vinalaedhu.

They didn’t hear/listen. = Vaaru vinalaedhu. / Vaallu vinalaedhu.

Big brother didn’t hear/listen. = Anna vinalaedhu. / Annayya vinalaedhu.

Younger sister didn’t hear/listen. = Chellelu vinalaedhu. / Chelli vinalaedhu.

Humsha didn’t hear/listen. = Humsha vinalaedhu.

 

 

 

 

Simple Past Tense - Questions (Negative/Positive)

 

Positive Past Tense Questions:

Hear / listen = Vinu

e.g. Did I hear/listen? = Naenu vinnaanaa?

 

Did you hear/listen? (Singular) = Nuvvu vinnaavaa?

Did you hear/listen? (Plural) = Meeru vinnaaraa?

Did he hear/listen? = Athadu vinnaadaa?

Did she hear/listen? = Aame vinnadhaa?

Did we hear/listen? = Maemu vinnaamaa? / Manamu vinnaamaa?

Did they hear/listen? = Vallu vinnaaraa? / Vaaru vinnaaraa?

Did younger brother hear/listen? = Thammudu vinnaadaa

Did Nirmala hear/listen? = Nirmala vinnadhaa?

 

Negative Past Tense Questions:

Listen / hear = Vinu

e.g. Didn’t I hear/listen? = Naenu vinalaedhaa?

 

Didn’t you hear/listen? (Singular) = Nuvvu vinalaedhaa?

Didn’t you hear/listen? (Plural) = Meeru vinalaedhaa?

Didn’t he hear/listen? = Athadu vinalaedhaa?

Didn’t she hear/listen? = Aame vinalaedhaa?

Didn’t we hear/listen? = Maemu vinalaedhaa?

Didn’t they hear/listen? = Vaaru vinalaedhaa? / Vaallu vinalaedhaa?

Didn’t Bhavani hear/listen? = Bhavani vinalaedhaa?

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense - Positive

Listen / Hear = Vinu

e.g. I hear/listen /I will hear/listen. = Naenu vintaanu.

 

You hear/listen or You will hear/listen. (Singular) = Nuvvu vintaavu.

You hear/listen or You will hear/listen. (Plural) = Meeru vintaaru.

He hear/listen or He will hear/listen. = Athadu vintaadu.

She hear/listen or She will hear/listen. = Aame vintundhi.

We hear/listen or We will hear/listen. = Manamu vintaamu. / Maemu vintaamu.

They hear/listen or They will hear/listen. = Vaaru vintaaru. / Vaallu vintaaru.

Usha hears/listens or Usha will hear/listen. = Usha vintundhi.

Raju hears/listens or Raju will hear/listen. = Raju vintaadu. / Raju garu vintaaru.

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense - Negative

Listen / Hear = Vinu

 

e.g. I don’t hear/listen or I will not hear/listen – Naenu vinanu

 

You don’t hear/listen or You will not hear/listen. (Singular) = Nuvvu vinavu.

You don’t hear/listen or You will not hear/listen. (Plural) = Meeru vinaru.

He doesn’t hear/listen or He will not hear/listen. = Athadu vinadu.

She doesn’t hear/listen or She will not hear/listen. = Aame vinadhu.

We don’t hear/listen or We will not hear/listen. = Maemu vinamu.

They don’t hear/listen or We will not hear/listen. = Vaallu vinaru.

Mommy doesn’t hear/listen or Mommy will not hear/listen. = Amma vinadhu.

Ravi doesn’t hear/listen /Ravi will not hear/listen. = Ravi vinadu.

 

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense – Questions

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense - Positive Questions

 

e.g. Will I hear/listen? = Naenu vintaanaa?

 

Will you hear/listen? (Singular) = Nuvvu vintaavaa?

Will you hear/listen? (Plural) = Meeru vintaaraa?

Will he hear/listen? = Athadu vintaadaa?

Will she hear/listen? = Aame vintundhaa?

Will we hear/listen? = Maemu / Manamu vintaamaa?

Will they hear/listen? = Vaaru / vaallu vintaaraa?

 

 

Simple Present/Simple Future Tense - Negative Questions

 

e.g. Don’t/won’t I hear/listen? = Naenu vinanaa?

 

Don’t/Won’t you hear/listen? (singular) = Nuvvu vinavaa?

Don’t/Won’t you hear/listen? (Plural) = Meeru vinavaa?

Don’t/Won’t he hear/listen? = Athadu vinadaa?

Don’t/Won’t she hear/listen? = Aame vinadhaa?

Don’t/Won’t we hear/listen? = Maemu / manamu vinamaa?

Don’t/Won’t they hear/listen? = Vaaru / Vaallu vinaraa?

 

 

Continuous Present Tense - Positive

Listen / Hear = Vinu

I am hearing/listening. = Naenu vintoo unnaanu.

 

You (Singular) are hearing/listening. = Nuvvu vintoo vunnaavu.

You (Plural) are hearing/listening. = Meeru vintoo vunnaaru.

He is hearing/listening. = Athadu vintoo vunnaadu.

She is hearing/listening. = Aame vintoo vunnadhi.

We are hearing/listening. = Maemu / Manamu vintoo vunnaamu.

They are hearing/listening. = Vaaru vintoo vunnaaru.

 

Continuous Present Tense - Negative

Listen / Hear = Vinu

e.g. I am not hearing/listening. = Naenu vinadam laedhu.

 

You are not hearing/listening. = Nuvvu vinadam laedhu.

You are not hearing/listening. = Meeru vinadam laedhu.

He is not hearing/listening. = Athadu vinadam laedhu.

She is not hearing/listening. = Aame vinadam laedhu.

We are not hearing/listening. = Maemu / Manamu vinadam laedhu.

They are not hearing/listening. = Vaaru / Vaallu vinadam laedhu.

Uncle is not hearing/listening. = Maamayya vinadam laedhu.

 

 

Continuous Present Tense - Question

 

Positive Continuous Present Tense - Questions

 

e.g. Am I hearing/listening? = Naenu vintunnaanaa? (Vintoo unnaanaa?)

 

Are you hearing/listening? (Singular) = Nuvvu vintunnaavaa?

Are you hearing/listening? (Plural) = Meeru vintunnaaraa?

Is he hearing/listening? = Athadu vintunnaadaa?

Is she hearing/listening? = Aame vintunnaadhaa?

Are we hearing/listening? = Maemu vintunnaamaa? / Manamu vintunnaamaa?

Are they hearing/listening? = Vaaru vintunnaaraa?

Is aunt hearing/listening? = Atthamma vintunnaadhaa?

Is teacher hearing/listening? = Guruvu gaaru vintunnaaraa?

 

Negative Continuous Present Tense - Questions

 

e.g. Am I not hearing/listening? = Naenu vinadam laedhaa?

 

Are you not hearing/listening? (Singular) = Nuvvu vinadam laedhaa?

Are you not hearing/listening? (Plural) = Meeru vinadam laedhaa?

Is he not hearing/listening? = Athadu vinadam laedhaa?

Is she not hearing/listening? = Aame vinadam laedhaa?

Are we not hearing/listening? = Maemu vinadam laedhaa? / Manam vinadam laedhaa?

Are they not hearing/listening? = Vaaru vinadam laedhaa? / Vaallu vinadam laedhaa?

Is aunt not hearing/listening? = Atthamma vinadam laedhaa?

 

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