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 Lesson 1: Introduction
 Lesson 2: Common Verbs
 Lesson 3: Common Nouns
 Lesson 4: Common Pronouns
 Lesson 5: Common Colors
 Lesson 6: Body
 Lesson 7: Clothes/Apparel
 Lesson 8: Expressions
 Lesson 9: Greetings
 Lesson 10: Kitchen
 Lesson 11: Language
 Lesson 12: Relationships
 Lesson 13: Shopping
 Lesson 14: Time/Numbers
 Lesson 15: Traveling/Directions
 Lesson 16: Business

Introduction:

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English Phonetic Telugu


--> english ingliishu BLigýkixtsv
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Lesson 3
Common Nouns
English
Phonetic Telugu
Word/Phrase
ryµ³yLRißá ©yª«sVª
saadhaaraNa
Common Nouns
naamavaachakamulu y¿RÁNRPª«sVVÌÁ
V
bed maMchhamu,beDDu
ª«sVLi¿>RÁª«sVV,
ÛËÁ²ïR¶V
book pustakamu
xmsoxqsòNRPª«sV
V
floor nEla ®©s[ÌÁ
glass glaasu gýSxqsV
house illu BÌýÁV
|
pen pennu,kalamu ms©«sVõ,NRPÌÁª«s
VV
pencil pensilu |ms¬s=ÌÁV
plate plETu }mýsÈÁV
room gadi,ruumu gRiµj¶,LRiWª«sVV
sofa sOfaa r¡Fny
student vidhyaarthi,sTuuDeMTu
%sµ³yùLóji,xqísW®
²¶LiÈÁV
table TEbulu,balla
ÛÉÁ[ÊÁVÌÁV,ÊÁÌ
ýÁ
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 4
Common Pronouns
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu

Common Pronouns
saadhaaraNa ryµ³yLRißá xqsLRi*
sarvanaamamulu
©yª«sVª«sVVÌÁV
he atanu @»R½©«sV
i nEnu ®©s[©«sV
she aame A®ªsV
this idi Bµj¶
that adi @µj¶
you nuvvu, miiru, tamaru
©«sVª«so*, %dsVL
RiV, »R½ª«sVLRiV
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 5
Common Colors
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu

Common Colors saadhaaraNa raMgulu


ryµ³yLRißá LRi
LigRiVÌÁV
black nalupu ©«sÌÁVxmso
blue niilamu ¬dsÌÁª«sVV
brown braunu úËÝ©«sV
green aakupachcha
ANRPVxms¿RÁ
è
red erupu FsLRiVxmso
white telupu ¾»½ÌÁVxmso
yellow pasupupachcha
xmsxqsVxmsox
ms¿RÁè
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 6
Body
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu

Body Sariiramu
aRPLkiLRiª«s
VV
cheek bugga,cheMpa
ÊÁVgæRi,¿
ÁLixms
bald head baTTa tala
ÊÁÈíÁ »R½Ì
Á
ear chevi ¿Á%s
elbow mOchEyi
®ªsW¿Á[Li
VV
eye kannu NRP©«sVõ
eyeball kanuguDDu
NRP©«sVgRi
V²ïR¶V
eyebrow kanubomma
NRP©«sVËܪ
«sVø
eyelid kanureppa
NRP©«sVlLix
msö
finger vElu ®ªs[ÌÁV
forehead nuduru
©«sVµR¶VLR
iV
hair juTTu ÇÁÙÈíÁV
hand chEyi ¿Á[LiVV
head tala »R½ÌÁ
knee mOkaalu ®ªsWNSÌÁV
leg kaalu NSÌÁV
|
lip(s) pedima(lu) msµj¶ª«sV(ÌÁ
V)
muscle kaMDa NRPLi²R¶
nail gOru g][LRiV
neck meDa ®ªsV²R¶
navel boDDu ËܲïR¶V
nose mukku ª«sVVNRPVä
shoulder bhujamu
˳ÏÁVÇÁª«sV
V
stomach poTTa F~ÈíÁ
teeth paLlu xmsÎýÏÁV
thigh toDa »]²R¶
thumb boTanavElu
ËÜÈÁ©«s®ªs[
ÌÁV
toe kaali vElu
NSÖÁ ®ªs[ÌÁ
V
litte finger chiTikina vElu
ÀÁÉÓÁNTP
©«s ®ªs[ÌÁV
skin charmamu
¿RÁLRiøª«sV
V
squint mella ®ªsVÌýÁ
sweat chemaTa ¿Áª«sVÈÁ
throat goMtu g]Li»R½V
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 7
Clothes/Apparel
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu

Clothes/Apparel kaTTu baTTalu


NRPÈíÁV ÊÁÈí
ÁÌÁV
bindi boTTu ËÜÈíÁV
blouse ravika LRi%sNRP
glasses(spectacles) kaLlajODu
NRPÎýÏÁÇÜ[²R¶
V
saree chiira ÀdÁLRi
shirt chokkaa ¿]NSä
shoe(s) buuTu(lu) ÊÁWÈÁV(ÌÁV)
slipper(s) cheppu(lu),jOLlu
¿Áxmsoö(ÌÁV)
,ÇÜ[ÎýÏÁV
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 8
Expressions
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu
Expressions vyaktiikaraNa
ª«sùNUPòN
RPLRißá
Under Construction tvaralO...
»R½*LRiÍÜ[
...
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 9
Greetings
English
Phonetic Telugu
Word/Phrase
Greetings saMbOdhanalu xqsLiËÜ[µ³R¶©«sÌÁV
Hello helO |¤¦¦¦ÍÜ[
How are you doing?
elaa unnaru?, FsÍØ D©«sõLRiV?, Ë
baavunnaaraa?
ت«so©yõLS?
Please come in lOpalaku raMDi.
ÍÜ[xmsÌÁNRPV LRiLi
²T¶.
Do you have children? miiku pillalu unnArA?
%dsVNRPV zmsÌýÁÌÁ
V D©yõLS?
How many kinds do you have? miiku pillalu eMtamamdi?
%dsVNRPV zmsÌýÁÌÁ
V FsLi»R½ª«sVLiµj¶?
Will you comeback again? maLli eppuDu raavaTaM?
ª«sV×ýÁ Fsxmsoö²R¶
V LSª«sÈÁLi?
I will see you again maLli kaluddaaM
ª«sV×ýÁ NRPÌÁVµôy
Li
Goodbye uMTaanu DLiÉØ©«sV
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 10
Kitchen
English
Phonetic Telugu
Word/Phrase
Kitchen vaMTa gadi ª«sLiÈÁ gRiµj¶
NRPWLRigS¸R¶V(
vegetable(s) kuuragaaya(lu),kuura(lu) ÌÁV),NRPWLRi(Ì
ÁV)
banaana(raw green plantain) araTi kaaya
@LRiÉÓÁ NS¸R¶
V
brinjal(egg plant) vaMkaaya ª«sLiNS¸R¶V
cabbage kyaabEji NSùÛËÁ[ÑÁ
chilli(green) pachchi mirapa
xmsÀÁè %sVLRix
ms
chilli(red) eMDu mirapa
FsLi²R¶V %sVLRi
xms
cucumber dOsakaaya µ][xqsNS¸R¶V
dal pappu xmsxmsoö
drum stick mulaga kaaDa, mulakkaaDa
ª«sVVÌÁgRi NS²R¶
, ª«sVVÌÁNSä²R¶
onion ullipaaya,ulli
DÖýÁFy¸R¶V,DÖý
Á
potato baMgaaLaa duMpa,aalugaDDa
ÊÁLigSÎØ µR¶VLi
xms,AÌÁVgRi²ïR¶
tomaato TomaaTo,TomETo
Éܪ«sWÉÜ,ÉÜ®ªs[
VÉÜ

bengal gram Senagalu ZaP©«sgRiÌÁV


black gram minapa pappu
%sV©«sxms xmsx
msoö
flour(powder) piMDi zmsLi²T¶
flour(granulated) ravva LRiª«s*
rice(uncooked) biyyamu ÕÁ¸R¶Vùª«sVV
rice(cooked) annamu @©«sõª«sVV
pepper(red) kaaramu NSLRiª«sVV
pepper(black) miriyAla poDi
%sVLji¸R¶WÌÁ F~
²T¶
salt uppu Dxmsoö
sugar paMchadaara, chakkera
xmsLi¿RÁµyLRi, ¿
RÁZNPäLRi
tea Tee ÉÔÁ
tea leaves tEyaaku ¾»½[¸R¶WNRPV
toor dal kaMdi pappu
NRPLiµj¶ xmsxms

turmeric pasupu xmsxqsVxmso
coffee kaafii NS{mns

apple yaapilu, aapilu


¸R¶WzmsÌÁV, Az
msÌÁV
banaana(ripe yellow) araTi paMDu
@LRiÉÓÁ xmsLi²
R¶V
grapes draaksha úµyORP
orange kamalaa,naariMja
NRPª«sVÍØ,©yLji
LiÇÁ
guava jaama Çت«sV

mustard seeds aavaalu AªyÌÁV


sesame seeds nuvvulu ©«sVª«so*ÌÁV
fry vEyiMchu ®ªs[LiVVLi¿RÁV
oil nUne ©«sW®©s
boil maragapeTTu
ª«sVLRigRi|
msÈíÁV
deep fry nuunelO vEyiMchu
©«sW®©sÍÜ[ ®ªs[
LiVVLi¿RÁV
seasoning tiragamOta,taaliMpu
¼½LRigRi®ªsW»R
½,»yÖÁLixmso
curry kuura NRPWLRi
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 11
Language
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu
Language bhaasha ˳ØxtsQ
Under Construction tvaralO...
»R½*LRiÍÜ[
...
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 12
Relationships
English
Phonetic Telugu
Word/Phrase
Relationships saMbaMdhaalu xqsLiÊÁLiµ³yÌÁV
aunt(maternal,elder) peddamma |msµôR¶ª«sVø
aunt(maternal,younger) chinnamma, pinni
ÀÁ©«sõª«sVø, zms
¬sõ
@»R½òª«sVø, @»
aunt(paternal) attamma, attayya, atta R½ò¸R¶Vù, @»R½
ò
r¡µR¶LRiV²R¶V,xq
brother sOdaruDu,sahOdaruDu sx¤¦Ü[µR¶LRiV²R¶
V
brother(young) tammuDu »R½ª«sVVø²R¶V
brother(elder) anna @©«sõ
daughter kuuturu,putrika
NRPW»R½VLRiV,
xmsoú¼½NRP
father naanna,taMDri
©y©«sõ,»R½Liú²T

grandma(maternal) ammamma @ª«sVøª«sVø
grandma(paternal) maamma ª«sWª«sVø
husband bharta,moguDu
˳ÏÁLRiò,®ªsVVg
RiV²R¶V
mother amma,talli @ª«sVø,»R½ÖýÁ
sister sOdari,sahOdari
r¡µR¶Lji,xqsx¤¦Ü[µ
R¶Lji
sister(elder) akkayya,akka
@NRPä¸R¶Vù,@N
RPä
sister(young) chellelu,chelli
¿ÁÛÍýÁÌÁV,¿Á
ÖýÁ
son koDuku,putruDu
N]²R¶VNRPV,xmso
ú»R½V²R¶V
uncle(maternal) maamayya,maayya,maama
ª«sWª«sV¸R¶Vù,ª«s
W¸R¶Vù,ª«sWª«sV
uncle(paternal elder) peddanaanna |msµôR¶©y©«sõ
uncle(paternal younger) babaayi,chinnaanna
ÊÁËØLiVV,ÀÁ©y
õ©«sõ
wife bhaarya,peLlamu
˳ØLRiù,|
msÎýÏÁª«sVV
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 13
Shopping
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu
Shopping shaapiMgu uyzmsLigRiV
kilo kilO NTPÍÜ[
buy konu N]©«sV
haggle bEramu ÛËÁ[LRiª«sVV
how much eMta FsLi»R½
price dhara µ³R¶LRi
rupee(s) ruupaayi(lu)
LRiWFyLiVV(Ì
ÁV)
sell ammu @ª«sVVø
value viluva %sÌÁVª«s
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 14
Time/Numbers
English
Phonetic Telugu
Word/Phrase

Time/Numbers samayamu saMkhyalu


xqsª«sV¸R¶Vª«sVV 
xqsLiÅÁùÌÁV
today ii rOju C L][ÇÁÙ
day rOju,pagalu
L]
[ÇÁÙ,xmsgRiÌÁV
morning pagalu xmsgRiÌÁV
F~µôR¶V©«s,®ªs[
early morning podduna,vEkuva jaamuna NRPVª«s Çت«sVV
©«s
night raatri LSú¼½
noon madhyaahnaM ª«sVµ³yùx¤¦¦¦õLi
evening saayaMtraM,saayaMkaalaM
ry¸R¶VLiú»R½Li,ry
¸R¶VLiNSÌÁLi
yesterday ninna ¬s©«sõ
day before yesterday monna ®ªsVV©«sõ
tommorrow rEpu lLi[xmso
day after tommorrow elluMDi FsÌýÁVLi²T¶
previous pidapa,kritaM
zmsµR¶xms,úNTP»
R½Li
next taruvaata »R½LRiVªy»R½

one oka,okaTi INRP,INRPÉÓÁ


two reMDu lLiLi²R¶V
three muuDu ª«sVW²R¶V
four naalugu ©yÌÁVgRiV
five aidu HµR¶V
six aaru ALRiV
seven EDu G²R¶V
eight enimidi Fs¬s%sVµj¶
nine tommidi »]%sVøµj¶
ten padi xmsµj¶
eleven padakoMDu xmsµR¶N]Li²R¶V
twelve panneMDu xms®©sõLi²R¶V
thirteen padamuuDu
xmsµR¶ª«sVW²R¶
V
fourteen padhnaalugu xmsµ³yõÌÁVgRiV
fifteen padihEnu xmsµj¶}¤¦¦¦©«sV
sixteen padahaaru xmsµR¶¥¦¦¦LRiV
seventeen padihEDu xmsµj¶}¤¦¦¦²R¶V
eighteen paddenimidi xms®µô¶¬s%sVµj¶
nineteen paMthommidi xmsLi´]%sVøµj¶
twenty iravai BLRi\®ªs
thirty muppai ª«sVV\|msö
forty nalabhai ©«sÌÁ\Û˳Á
fifty yaabhai ¸R¶W\Û˳Á
sixty aravai @LRi\®ªs
seventy Debhai ®²¶\Û˳Á
eighty enabhai Fs©«s\Û˳Á
ninety tombhai »]Li\Û˳Á
hundred vaMda,nuuru
ª«sLiµR¶,©«sWLRi
V
thousand vEyi ®ªs[LiVV
lakh laksha ÌÁORP
crore kOTi N][ÉÓÁ
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 15
Traveling/Directions
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu

Traveling/Directions prayaaNamu, dikkulu


úxms¸R¶Wß᪫sVV
, µj¶NRPVäÌÁV
arrive raaka LSNRP
bus bassu ÊÁxqsV=
charge dhara,chaarji µ³R¶LRi,¿yLêji
depart pOka F¡NRP
details vivaraalu %sª«sLSÌÁV
far duuramu µR¶WLRiª«sVV
left eDama Fs²R¶ª«sV
near daggara µR¶gæRiLRi
return tirugu ¼½LRiVgRiV
right kuDi NRPV²T¶
station sTEshanu }qísxtsQ©«sV
straight tinnagaa,nErugaa
¼½©«sõgS,®©s[L
RiVgS
\
train railu,Trainu lLiÌÁV,ú\ÛÉÁ©«s
V
travel prayaaNamu úxms¸R¶Wß᪫sVV
east tuurpu »R½WLRiVö
west paDamara xms²R¶ª«sVLRi
south dakshiNa µR¶OTPßá
north uttaramu D»R½òLRiª«sVV
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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Lesson 16
Business
English Word/Phrase Phonetic Telugu
Business vyaapaaramu ªyùFyLRiª«sVV
transaction laavaadEvi Íتy®µ¶[%s
price khariidu ÅÁLkiµR¶V
export egumati FsgRiVª«sV¼½
import digumati µj¶gRiVª«sV¼½
ups and downs hechchulu taggulu
|¤¦¦¦¿RÁVèÌÁV »R
½gæRiVÌÁV
Legend:
Unlike in "plain english", the capital letters in the "Phonetic english" have special "phonetic"
significance. Here is the (partial) quick reference:
Lowercase/Uppercase Usage
b/B(bh) bombay/B
c(ch)/C(Ch) check/Chest
d/D d/Detroit,Denmark/
learn,late,lame/L(no equivalent in english, sounds like "tounge
l/L
twisted" 'l')
n/N night,name/N(no equivalent in english)
p/P(Ph,ph,f) pen,pencil/(Ph)foreign,father
s/S save,same/S(more or less sounds like 's')
t/T thing/Tree,Temper
m/M mother,monkey,man/M(same as 'm' but sounding like 'n'!!)

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