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May 19, 2013
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Konkani Uloi: Lesson 4

Learn Mangalorean Konkani:  Lesson 4
By Charlotte Afonso
Edited By Ancy Paladka

We Are A Family

 

Initial version of Konkani (Some parts of Konkani people still use this version)
Elder Brother Baab
Elder Sister Bai
Father Pai
Mother Mai
Grand Father Apai (Aaab, Azo)
Grand Mother Amai (Vhodli Mai, Aji)
Great Grand Father Xepai (Ponnzo Aab)
Great Grand Mother Xemai (Ponji Mai)
At present large number of Konkani people use this relationship
Father  Baab, Ana, Pappa, Pai, (Bapoi)
Mother  Mai, Mamma, Ma, (Avoi)
Son  Poot ( Plural)– Same
Daughter Dhuv
Children Burgim
Girl  Cheddum (Plural - Cheddvam)
Boy  Cheddo (Plural -Chedde )
Brother  Bhav (Plural - Same)
Sister  Bhoinn (Plural- Bainni)
Elder Brother  Datt'ttu, Dakttiab (Vhodlo Bhav)
Younger Brother Daktto Bhav
Elder Sister Bai (Vodli Bhoinn)
Younger sister Daktti Bhoinn
Uncle (Fathers Brother)  Bappu (Baplo)
Uncle (Mothers Brother) Maam (Mavlo)
Aunty (Fathers sister)  Akoi, Aka, Kaka, Kaka Mai
Aunty (Mothers Sister)  Mauxi
Daughter-in-law Sun (pronounced as poot)
Daughters Husband  Zavoim
Younger Brothers wife  Bavoz
Elder Brothers wife  Voni
Sisters husband  Bavoji
Mother-in-law  Sasu Mai
Father-in-law  Maanv
Grandson  Natu
Granddaughter  Naat
Great Grand mother  Ponji
Great Grand Father  Ponjo
Great Grandchild  Pontt’tur
Family  Kuttom
Relative  Soiro
Distant Relative  Daiji
Bridegroom  Novro
Bride  Vhokol
 
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Konkani Uloi column provides opportunity for our readers to learn our mother tongue.

This is not an advanced course in konkani. It is just to encourage our readers to learn konkani language in its easiest and simplest form to express.
 
 
 
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