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7 [seven]

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7 [ఏడు]

7 [Ēḍu]

అంకెలు

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I count: నే-----క్-ప--తాను నే_ లె______ న-న- ల-క-క-ె-త-న- ----------------- నేను లెక్కపెడతాను 0
N-n- le-ka-------u N___ l____________ N-n- l-k-a-e-a-ā-u ------------------ Nēnu lekkapeḍatānu
one, two, three ఒకటి- ర-ండు- -ూ-ు ఒ___ రెం__ మూ_ ఒ-ట-, ర-ం-ు- మ-డ- ----------------- ఒకటి, రెండు, మూడు 0
Ok-ṭ-, re-ḍu- ---u O_____ r_____ m___ O-a-i- r-ṇ-u- m-ḍ- ------------------ Okaṭi, reṇḍu, mūḍu
I count to three. న-న- --డు-వర----ె-్కపె-త-ను నే_ మూ_ వ__ లె______ న-న- మ-డ- వ-క- ల-క-క-ె-త-న- --------------------------- నేను మూడు వరకు లెక్కపెడతాను 0
N--- m--u va---- -e-kapeḍa-ānu N___ m___ v_____ l____________ N-n- m-ḍ- v-r-k- l-k-a-e-a-ā-u ------------------------------ Nēnu mūḍu varaku lekkapeḍatānu
I count further: నే-----ని తర-వ-త-ి----్-పె-తా-ు: నే_ దా_ త____ లె_______ న-న- ద-న- త-ు-ా-ద- ల-క-క-ె-త-న-: -------------------------------- నేను దాని తరువాతది లెక్కపెడతాను: 0
Nēn- -ā-- ------ta-i --k--p-ḍa--n-: N___ d___ t_________ l_____________ N-n- d-n- t-r-v-t-d- l-k-a-e-a-ā-u- ----------------------------------- Nēnu dāni taruvātadi lekkapeḍatānu:
four, five, six, న-లు-ు- ఐ-ు- ఆ--, నా___ ఐ__ ఆ__ న-ల-గ-, ఐ-ు- ఆ-ు- ----------------- నాలుగు, ఐదు, ఆరు, 0
N---g----id-, ā--, N______ a____ ā___ N-l-g-, a-d-, ā-u- ------------------ Nālugu, aidu, āru,
seven, eight, nine ఏడ-- ఎ-----ి--తొ-్---ి ఏ__ ఎ____ తొ___ ఏ-ు- ఎ-ి-ి-ి- త-మ-మ-ద- ---------------------- ఏడు, ఎనిమిది, తొమ్మిది 0
Ēḍu, e-im------o-'--di Ē___ e_______ t_______ Ē-u- e-i-i-i- t-m-m-d- ---------------------- Ēḍu, enimidi, tom'midi
I count. న-ను ల------డతా-ు నే_ లె______ న-న- ల-క-క-ె-త-న- ----------------- నేను లెక్కపెడతాను 0
N----l--kap-ḍ--ā-u N___ l____________ N-n- l-k-a-e-a-ā-u ------------------ Nēnu lekkapeḍatānu
You count. న------లెక్-పెట-టు ను__ లె_____ న-వ-వ- ల-క-క-ె-్-ు ------------------ నువ్వు లెక్కపెట్టు 0
Nuvvu-----apeṭṭu N____ l_________ N-v-u l-k-a-e-ṭ- ---------------- Nuvvu lekkapeṭṭu
He counts. అ--ు-ల-క్క-ె---డు అ__ లె______ అ-న- ల-క-క-ె-త-డ- ----------------- అతను లెక్కపెడతాడు 0
A-a---l---ape-atāḍu A____ l____________ A-a-u l-k-a-e-a-ā-u ------------------- Atanu lekkapeḍatāḍu
One. The first. ఒక-ి. --దటి-ి ఒ___ మొ___ ఒ-ట-. మ-ద-ి-ి ------------- ఒకటి. మొదటిది 0
Okaṭ-. --d-ṭ-di O_____ M_______ O-a-i- M-d-ṭ-d- --------------- Okaṭi. Modaṭidi
Two. The second. రెండు---ెం---ి రెం__ రెం___ ర-ం-ు- ర-ం-వ-ి -------------- రెండు. రెండవది 0
Re-ḍ----e-ḍ----i R_____ R________ R-ṇ-u- R-ṇ-a-a-i ---------------- Reṇḍu. Reṇḍavadi
Three. The third. మూ-ు- --డవది మూ__ మూ___ మ-డ-. మ-డ-ద- ------------ మూడు. మూడవది 0
M-----Mūḍava-i M____ M_______ M-ḍ-. M-ḍ-v-d- -------------- Mūḍu. Mūḍavadi
Four. The fourth. నాల-గు. నాల్గవ-ి నా___ నా____ న-ల-గ-. న-ల-గ-ద- ---------------- నాలుగు. నాల్గవది 0
Nā-u--- N---a-adi N______ N________ N-l-g-. N-l-a-a-i ----------------- Nālugu. Nālgavadi
Five. The fifth. ఐ-ు. -దవ-ి ఐ__ ఐ___ ఐ-ు- ఐ-వ-ి ---------- ఐదు. ఐదవది 0
A-d-- A-da---i A____ A_______ A-d-. A-d-v-d- -------------- Aidu. Aidavadi
Six. The sixth. ఆరు.--రవది ఆ__ ఆ___ ఆ-ు- ఆ-వ-ి ---------- ఆరు. ఆరవది 0
Ā--. -ra-a-i Ā___ Ā______ Ā-u- Ā-a-a-i ------------ Āru. Āravadi
Seven. The seventh. ఏడ-. --వ-ి ఏ__ ఏ___ ఏ-ు- ఏ-వ-ి ---------- ఏడు. ఏడవది 0
Ē-u.-Ēḍ--adi Ē___ Ē______ Ē-u- Ē-a-a-i ------------ Ēḍu. Ēḍavadi
Eight. The eighth. ఎన-మ-ది. ఎ-ి-ిదవ-ి ఎ____ ఎ_____ ఎ-ి-ి-ి- ఎ-ి-ి-వ-ి ------------------ ఎనిమిది. ఎనిమిదవది 0
E-imi--. En-m-d-vadi E_______ E__________ E-i-i-i- E-i-i-a-a-i -------------------- Enimidi. Enimidavadi
Nine. The ninth. తొ-్మ---- త-మ----వ-ి తొ____ తొ_____ త-మ-మ-ద-. త-మ-మ-ద-ద- -------------------- తొమ్మిది. తొమ్మిదవది 0
T--'----. T--'mi-av-di T________ T___________ T-m-m-d-. T-m-m-d-v-d- ---------------------- Tom'midi. Tom'midavadi

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