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Welcome to the lesson on Telugu Verbs! In this section of our journey through the Telugu language, we will explore the fascinating world of verbs. Understanding verbs is crucial because they are the backbone of any sentence, providing action and meaning. Just like in English, knowing how to use verbs correctly will help you express yourself clearly and confidently in Telugu.

In this lesson, we will cover the following topics:

Importance of Verbs in Telugu[edit | edit source]

Verbs in Telugu convey actions, states, and occurrences. They are essential for forming sentences and expressing ideas. Unlike English, Telugu verbs undergo various changes based on tense, aspect, mood, and the subject of the sentence. This complexity adds richness to the language but can be challenging for beginners. By mastering verbs, you will unlock the ability to communicate effectively in everyday conversations.

Overview of Telugu Verbs[edit | edit source]

Telugu verbs can be categorized into different types based on their usage. Here are the main categories we will explore:

Transitive Verbs: These verbs require a direct object to complete their meaning.

Intransitive Verbs: These verbs do not require a direct object.

Ditransitive Verbs: These verbs take two objects, typically a direct and an indirect object.

We will also discuss the conjugation of verbs based on tense: present, past, and future.

Types of Telugu Verbs[edit | edit source]

Transitive Verbs[edit | edit source]

Transitive verbs are action verbs that require a direct object to receive the action. For example, the verb "to eat" requires an object like "food."

Examples of Transitive Verbs[edit | edit source]

Here are some examples of transitive verbs in Telugu:

Telugu	Pronunciation	English
తిను	tinu	to eat
చూడు	choodu	to see
పఠించు	paṭhin̄cu	to read
రాసు	rāsu	to write
కొను	konu	to buy

Intransitive Verbs[edit | edit source]

Intransitive verbs do not require a direct object. They can stand alone in a sentence. For instance, "to sleep" does not need an object.

Examples of Intransitive Verbs[edit | edit source]

Here are some examples of intransitive verbs in Telugu:

Telugu	Pronunciation	English
నిద్రపోతున్నా	nidrapōtunnā	to sleep
నవ్వు	navvu	to laugh
నడవు	naḍavu	to walk
పడి	paḍi	to fall
రావు	rāvu	to come

Ditransitive Verbs[edit | edit source]

Ditransitive verbs require two objects: a direct object and an indirect object. For example, in the sentence "I give her a book," "give" is the ditransitive verb, "book" is the direct object, and "her" is the indirect object.

Examples of Ditransitive Verbs[edit | edit source]

Here are some examples of ditransitive verbs in Telugu:

Telugu	Pronunciation	English
ఇవ్వు	ivvu	to give
చెప్తు	ceptu	to tell
చూపు	chūpu	to show
పంపు	pampu	to send
తీయు	tīyu	to take

Conjugation of Verbs[edit | edit source]

Once you understand the types of verbs, the next step is to learn how to conjugate them. In Telugu, verbs change based on the subject, tense, and formality.

Present Tense Conjugation[edit | edit source]

In the present tense, verbs often end with specific suffixes depending on the subject. Here’s how the present tense is formed:

I (నేను): verb + తాను (for singular)

You (నువ్వు): verb + సావు (for singular informal)

He/She (అతను/ఆమె): verb + తాడు (for singular formal)

We (మేము): verb + తాము (for plural)

You (మీరు): verb + తారు (for plural formal)

They (వారు): verb + తారు (for plural formal)

Present Tense Examples[edit | edit source]

Here are some examples of present tense conjugation:

Telugu	Pronunciation	English
నేను తినుతున్నాను	nēnu tinutunnānu	I am eating
నువ్వు చదువుతున్నావు	nuvvu chaduvutunnāvu	You are reading
అతను నడుస్తున్నాడు	atanu naḍustunnāḍu	He is walking
ఆమె నవ్వుతున్నది	āme navvutunnadi	She is laughing
మేము పాడుతున్నాము	mēmu pāḍutunnāmu	We are singing

Past Tense Conjugation[edit | edit source]

In the past tense, Telugu verbs also change their endings. The following suffixes are often used:

I (నేను): verb + నాను

You (నువ్వు): verb + నావు

He/She (అతను/ఆమె): verb + నాడు/నాది

We (మేము): verb + నాము

You (మీరు): verb + నారు

They (వారు): verb + నారు

Past Tense Examples[edit | edit source]

Here are some examples of past tense conjugation:

Telugu	Pronunciation	English
నేను తిన్నాను	nēnu tinnānu	I ate
నువ్వు చదివావు	nuvvu chadivāvu	You read
అతను నడిచాడు	atanu naḍichāḍu	He walked
ఆమె నవ్వింది	āme navvindi	She laughed
మేము పాడాము	mēmu pāḍāmu	We sang

Future Tense Conjugation[edit | edit source]

Future tense verbs are also conjugated differently. The common endings are:

I (నేను): verb + నాను

You (నువ్వు): verb + నావు

He/She (అతను/ఆమె): verb + నాడు/నాది

We (మేము): verb + నాము

You (మీరు): verb + నారు

They (వారు): verb + నారు

Future Tense Examples[edit | edit source]

Here are some examples of future tense conjugation:

Telugu	Pronunciation	English
నేను తినబోతున్నాను	nēnu tinabōtunnānu	I will eat
నువ్వు చదివేవు	nuvvu chadivēvu	You will read
అతను నడిచేవాడు	atanu naḍichēvāḍu	He will walk
ఆమె నవ్వుతుంది	āme navvutundi	She will laugh
మేము పాడుతాము	mēmu pāḍutāmu	We will sing

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now that we’ve covered the basics of verbs and their conjugation, let’s put your knowledge to the test! Below are some exercises that will help reinforce what you’ve learned.

Exercise 1: Identify the Verb Types[edit | edit source]

Identify whether the following verbs are transitive, intransitive, or ditransitive:

1. తిని (tini) - to eat

2. నడిపి (naḍipi) - to drive

3. నవ్వు (navvu) - to laugh

4. ఇవ్వు (ivvu) - to give

5. పాడు (pāḍu) - to sing

Exercise 2: Present Tense Conjugation[edit | edit source]

Conjugate the following verbs in the present tense for the subject "నేను" (nēnu - I):

1. చూడు (choodu) - to see

2. రాసు (rāsu) - to write

3. నడవు (naḍavu) - to walk

Exercise 3: Past Tense Conjugation[edit | edit source]

Conjugate the following verbs in the past tense for the subject "అతను" (atanu - He):

1. తిను (tinu) - to eat

2. చదువు (chaduvu) - to study

3. వచ్చు (vacchu) - to come

Exercise 4: Future Tense Sentence Creation[edit | edit source]

Create sentences using the following verbs in the future tense for the subject "మేము" (mēmu - We):

1. పాడు (pāḍu) - to sing

2. నడవు (naḍavu) - to walk

3. చదువు (chaduvu) - to study

Exercise 5: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses:

1. నేను __________ (తిను) ఆహారం. (I eat food)

2. నువ్వు __________ (రాసు) ఒక లేఖ. (You wrote a letter)

3. అతను __________ (వచ్చు) కాలం. (He is coming now)

Solutions to Exercises[edit | edit source]

Solution to Exercise 1[edit | edit source]

1. Transitive

2. Ditransitive

3. Intransitive

4. Ditransitive

5. Intransitive

Solution to Exercise 2[edit | edit source]

1. నేను చూస్తున్నాను (nēnu chūstunnānu) - I am seeing

2. నేను రాస్తున్నాను (nēnu rāstunnānu) - I am writing

3. నేను నడుస్తున్నాను (nēnu naḍustunnānu) - I am walking

Solution to Exercise 3[edit | edit source]

1. అతను తిన్నాడు (atanu tinnāḍu) - He ate

2. అతను చదివాడు (atanu chadivāḍu) - He studied

3. అతను వచ్చాడు (atanu vaccāḍu) - He came

Solution to Exercise 4[edit | edit source]

1. మేము పాడుతాము (mēmu pāḍutāmu) - We will sing

2. మేము నడవుతాము (mēmu naḍavutāmu) - We will walk

3. మేము చదువుతాము (mēmu chadavutāmu) - We will study

Solution to Exercise 5[edit | edit source]

1. నేను తింటున్నాను (nēnu tintunnānu) - I eat food.

2. నువ్వు రాసావు (nuvvu rāsāvu) - You wrote a letter.

3. అతను వచ్చాడు (atanu vaccāḍu) - He is coming now.

Congratulations! You have completed the lesson on Telugu verbs. Keep practicing, and soon you will become more confident in using verbs in your conversations. Remember, practice makes perfect!

Table of Contents - Telugu Course - 0 to A1[edit source]

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Introduction to Telugu Script

Basic Vocabulary

Basic Sentence Structure

Everyday Vocabulary

Nouns and Pronouns

Hobbies and Activities

Verbs and Tenses

Telugu Culture and Traditions

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+Welcome to the lesson on '''Telugu Verbs'''! In this section of our journey through the Telugu language, we will explore the fascinating world of verbs. Understanding verbs is crucial because they are the backbone of any sentence, providing action and meaning. Just like in English, knowing how to use verbs correctly will help you express yourself clearly and confidently in Telugu.
+In this lesson, we will cover the following topics:
-<div class="pg_page_title">[[Language/Telugu|Telugu]]  → [[Language/Telugu/Grammar|Grammar]] → Verbs</div>
 __TOC__
-As a Telugu language teacher with 20 years of experience, I understand the difficulty students face while learning Telugu verbs. It is essential to have a clear understanding of the different types of verbs and their conjugation in Telugu.
+=== Importance of Verbs in Telugu ===
+Verbs in Telugu convey actions, states, and occurrences. They are essential for forming sentences and expressing ideas. Unlike English, Telugu verbs undergo various changes based on tense, aspect, mood, and the subject of the sentence. This complexity adds richness to the language but can be challenging for beginners. By mastering verbs, you will unlock the ability to communicate effectively in everyday conversations.
-In this lesson, you will be introduced to the different types of Telugu verbs and their conjugations. By learning Telugu verbs, you can understand how to form sentences and convey actions. This lesson aims to teach you the basic foundation of Telugu verbs to help you communicate effectively in the language.
+=== Overview of Telugu Verbs ===
+Telugu verbs can be categorized into different types based on their usage. Here are the main categories we will explore:
-<span link>Consider exploring these related pages after completing this lesson: [[Language/Telugu/Grammar/Past-Tense|Past Tense]] & [[Language/Telugu/Grammar/Basic-Sentence-Structure|Basic Sentence Structure]].</span>
+* '''Transitive Verbs''': These verbs require a direct object to complete their meaning.
-== Verbs in Telugu ==
-In Telugu, verbs play a significant role in sentence construction compared to English.
+* '''Intransitive Verbs''': These verbs do not require a direct object.
-Telugu verbs have two main parts: the stem and the ending. The stem is constant, and the ending changes based on the tense, mood, and person of the verb. The ending indicates the action's tense based on the subject of the sentence.
+* '''Ditransitive Verbs''': These verbs take two objects, typically a direct and an indirect object.
-Telugu verbs are classified into three types:
+We will also discuss the conjugation of verbs based on tense: present, past, and future.
-# **Ruthu-dhata verbs:** These verbs relate to aspects of time, such as past or present. They are used to describe actions that occur in specific time frames. For example, "వచ్చాను" (vachchaanu) means "I came," and "వెళ్లాను" (vellanu) means "I will go."
+== Types of Telugu Verbs ==
-# **Poorva-purusha dhata verbs:** These verbs are used to indicate actions that are carried out by the first or second person. For instance, "నేను వదలిస్తేను" (neenu vadalistenu) means "I will send," and "నీవు వదలిస్తేవు" (neeve vadalistevu) means "you will send."
+=== Transitive Verbs ===
-# **Uththama-purusha dhata verbs:** These are used to indicate actions that are carried out by the third person. The third person can be anyone, and the verb changes based on the gender of the subject. For example, "అవను వదలిస్తాడు" (avanu vadalistadu) means "he will send" and "అవన్ని చూస్తుంది" (avanni choosthundi) means "she is watching."
+Transitive verbs are action verbs that require a direct object to receive the action. For example, the verb "to eat" requires an object like "food."
-It is important to note that Telugu verbs are very different from English verbs in terms of conjugation. Unlike English, Telugu verbs have different forms depending on the tense, mood, and person of the verb.
+==== Examples of Transitive Verbs ====
-== Conjugation of Telugu Verbs ==
+Here are some examples of transitive verbs in Telugu:
-Telugu verbs conjugate differently to indicate the tense and the subject of the sentence. Telugu verbs can be conjugated in six tenses. Let us learn the conjugation of Telugu verbs in the present tense for singular subjects.
+{| class="wikitable"
-=== Present Tense of Ruthu-dhata verbs ===
+! Telugu !! Pronunciation !! English
-To conjugate the present tense of Ruthu-dhata verbs, follow this structure:
+|-
+| తిను || tinu || to eat
+|-
+| చూడు || choodu || to see
+|-
+| పఠించు || paṭhin̄cu || to read
+|-
+| రాసు || rāsu || to write
+|-
+| కొను || konu || to buy
+|}
+=== Intransitive Verbs ===
+Intransitive verbs do not require a direct object. They can stand alone in a sentence. For instance, "to sleep" does not need an object.
+==== Examples of Intransitive Verbs ====
+Here are some examples of intransitive verbs in Telugu:
+{| class="wikitable"
- {| class="wikitable"
 ! Telugu !! Pronunciation !! English
+|-
+| నిద్రపోతున్నా || nidrapōtunnā || to sleep
+|-
+| నవ్వు || navvu || to laugh
 |-
-| నేను వచ్చేను || neenu vacheenu || I come
+| నడవు || naḍavu || to walk
 |-
-| నీవు వస్తున్నావు || neevu vasthunnaavu || You come
+| పడి || paḍi || to fall
 |-
-| అతను వస్తున్నాడు || atanu vasthunnaadu || He comes
+| రావు || rāvu || to come
+|}
+=== Ditransitive Verbs ===
+Ditransitive verbs require two objects: a direct object and an indirect object. For example, in the sentence "I give her a book," "give" is the ditransitive verb, "book" is the direct object, and "her" is the indirect object.
+==== Examples of Ditransitive Verbs ====
+Here are some examples of ditransitive verbs in Telugu:
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Telugu !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| అవను వస్తున్నాడు || avanu vasthunnaadu || She comes
+| ఇవ్వు || ivvu || to give
 |-
-| అది సరిపోయింది || adi saripooyindi || It is correct
+| చెప్తు || ceptu || to tell
 |-
-| అమ్మారు వస్తున్నారు || ammaaru vasthunnaaru || They come
+| చూపు || chūpu || to show
+|-
+| పంపు || pampu || to send
+|-
+| తీయు || tīyu || to take
 |}
-The present tense of the Ruthu-dhata verbs identifies an action that is happening now or presently.
+== Conjugation of Verbs ==
+Once you understand the types of verbs, the next step is to learn how to conjugate them. In Telugu, verbs change based on the subject, tense, and formality.
+=== Present Tense Conjugation ===
+In the present tense, verbs often end with specific suffixes depending on the subject. Here’s how the present tense is formed:
+* '''I (నేను)''': verb + తాను (for singular)
+* '''You (నువ్వు)''': verb + సావు (for singular informal)
+* '''He/She (అతను/ఆమె)''': verb + తాడు (for singular formal)
+* '''We (మేము)''': verb + తాము (for plural)
+* '''You (మీరు)''': verb + తారు (for plural formal)
+* '''They (వారు)''': verb + తారు (for plural formal)
-=== Present Tense of Poorva-purusha dhata verbs ===
+==== Present Tense Examples ====
-To conjugate the present tense of the Poorva-purusha dhata verbs, we use the structure below:
+Here are some examples of present tense conjugation:
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Telugu !! Pronunciation !! English
+|-
+| నేను తినుతున్నాను || nēnu tinutunnānu || I am eating
+|-
+| నువ్వు చదువుతున్నావు || nuvvu chaduvutunnāvu || You are reading
+|-
+| అతను నడుస్తున్నాడు || atanu naḍustunnāḍu || He is walking
+|-
+| ఆమె నవ్వుతున్నది || āme navvutunnadi || She is laughing
 |-
-| నేను వదలిస్తున్నాను || neenu vadalisthunnaanu || I am sending
+| మేము పాడుతున్నాము || mēmu pāḍutunnāmu || We are singing
+|}
+=== Past Tense Conjugation ===
+In the past tense, Telugu verbs also change their endings. The following suffixes are often used:
+* '''I (నేను)''': verb + నాను
+* '''You (నువ్వు)''': verb + నావు
+* '''He/She (అతను/ఆమె)''': verb + నాడు/నాది
+* '''We (మేము)''': verb + నాము
+* '''You (మీరు)''': verb + నారు
+* '''They (వారు)''': verb + నారు
+==== Past Tense Examples ====
+Here are some examples of past tense conjugation:
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Telugu !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| నీవు వదలిస్తున్నావు || neevu vadalisthunnaavu || You are sending
+| నేను తిన్నాను || nēnu tinnānu || I ate
 |-
-| అతడు వదలిస్తున్నాడు || atadu vadalisthunnadu || He is sending
+| నువ్వు చదివావు || nuvvu chadivāvu || You read
 |-
-| అటు వదలిస్తున్నాది || atu vadalisthunnaadi || She is sending
+| అతను నడిచాడు || atanu naḍichāḍu || He walked
 |-
-| అది కలిస్తున్నది || adi kalisthunnadi || It is meeting
+| ఆమె నవ్వింది || āme navvindi || She laughed
 |-
-| వారు వదలిస్తున్నారు || vaaru vadalisthunnaaru || They are sending
+| మేము పాడాము || mēmu pāḍāmu || We sang
 |}
-The present tense of the Poorva-purusha dhata verbs identifies an action that the first or second person is presently carrying out.
+=== Future Tense Conjugation ===
+Future tense verbs are also conjugated differently. The common endings are:
+* '''I (నేను)''': verb + నాను
+* '''You (నువ్వు)''': verb + నావు
+* '''He/She (అతను/ఆమె)''': verb + నాడు/నాది
+* '''We (మేము)''': verb + నాము
+* '''You (మీరు)''': verb + నారు
+* '''They (వారు)''': verb + నారు
-=== Present Tense of Uththama-purusha dhata verbs ===
+==== Future Tense Examples ====
-To conjugate the present tense of the Uththama-purusha dhata verbs, we use the structure below:
+Here are some examples of future tense conjugation:
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Telugu !! Pronunciation !! English
+|-
+| నేను తినబోతున్నాను || nēnu tinabōtunnānu || I will eat
 |-
-| అతను మాట్లాడుతున్నాడు || atanu maatladduthunnadu || He is speaking
+| నువ్వు చదివేవు || nuvvu chadivēvu || You will read
 |-
-| అవను చూస్తున్నాడు || avanu choosthunnadu || She is watching
+| అతను నడిచేవాడు || atanu naḍichēvāḍu || He will walk
 |-
-| దానిని తినితేను || daanini thinithaenu || He is eating it
+| ఆమె నవ్వుతుంది || āme navvutundi || She will laugh
 |-
-| దెయ్యం వెల్లుతున్నది || deyyam velluthunnadi || The ghost is walking
+| మేము పాడుతాము || mēmu pāḍutāmu || We will sing
 |}
-The present tense of the Uththama-purusha dhata verbs identifies an action that a third person is presently carrying out.
+== Practice Exercises ==
+Now that we’ve covered the basics of verbs and their conjugation, let’s put your knowledge to the test! Below are some exercises that will help reinforce what you’ve learned.
+=== Exercise 1: Identify the Verb Types ===
+Identify whether the following verbs are transitive, intransitive, or ditransitive:
+. తిని (tini) - to eat
+. నడిపి (naḍipi) - to drive
+. నవ్వు (navvu) - to laugh
+. ఇవ్వు (ivvu) - to give
+. పాడు (pāḍu) - to sing
+=== Exercise 2: Present Tense Conjugation ===
+Conjugate the following verbs in the present tense for the subject "నేను" (nēnu - I):
+. చూడు (choodu) - to see
+. రాసు (rāsu) - to write
+. నడవు (naḍavu) - to walk
+=== Exercise 3: Past Tense Conjugation ===
+Conjugate the following verbs in the past tense for the subject "అతను" (atanu - He):
+. తిను (tinu) - to eat
+. చదువు (chaduvu) - to study
+. వచ్చు (vacchu) - to come
+=== Exercise 4: Future Tense Sentence Creation ===
+Create sentences using the following verbs in the future tense for the subject "మేము" (mēmu - We):
+. పాడు (pāḍu) - to sing
+. నడవు (naḍavu) - to walk
+. చదువు (chaduvu) - to study
+=== Exercise 5: Fill in the Blanks ===
+Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses:
+. నేను __________ (తిను) ఆహారం. (I eat food)
+. నువ్వు __________ (రాసు) ఒక లేఖ. (You wrote a letter)
+. అతను __________ (వచ్చు) కాలం. (He is coming now)
+=== Solutions to Exercises ===
+=== Solution to Exercise 1 ===
+. Transitive
+. Ditransitive
+. Intransitive
+. Ditransitive
+. Intransitive
+=== Solution to Exercise 2 ===
+. నేను చూస్తున్నాను (nēnu chūstunnānu) - I am seeing
+. నేను రాస్తున్నాను (nēnu rāstunnānu) - I am writing
+. నేను నడుస్తున్నాను (nēnu naḍustunnānu) - I am walking
+=== Solution to Exercise 3 ===
+. అతను తిన్నాడు (atanu tinnāḍu) - He ate
+. అతను చదివాడు (atanu chadivāḍu) - He studied
+. అతను వచ్చాడు (atanu vaccāḍu) - He came
+=== Solution to Exercise 4 ===
+. మేము పాడుతాము (mēmu pāḍutāmu) - We will sing
+. మేము నడవుతాము (mēmu naḍavutāmu) - We will walk
+. మేము చదువుతాము (mēmu chadavutāmu) - We will study
+=== Solution to Exercise 5 ===
+. నేను తింటున్నాను (nēnu tintunnānu) - I eat food.
+. నువ్వు రాసావు (nuvvu rāsāvu) - You wrote a letter.
-Through this lesson, you have learned about the different types of Telugu verbs and their conjugation, which forms the foundation of constructing sentences in Telugu. In the next lesson, you will explore the different tenses in the Telugu language.
+. అతను వచ్చాడు (atanu vaccāḍu) - He is coming now.
-If you found this lesson useful, share it with your friends who want to learn Telugu. Keep practicing, and continue to learn more.
+Congratulations! You have completed the lesson on Telugu verbs. Keep practicing, and soon you will become more confident in using verbs in your conversations. Remember, practice makes perfect!
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