Biddanda Varun Devaiah <\/span><\/a>to learn the pronounciations and words<\/p>\nVowels (\u0cb8\u0ccd\u0cb5\u0cb0)<\/h4>\n
\u0c85 = a = a as in accomplish
\n\u0c86 = \u0101 = a as in argue
\n\u0c87 = i = i as in ink
\n\u0c88 = ee = ee as in week
\n\u0c89 = u = u as in put
\n\u0c8a = oo = oo as in Cool
\n\u0c8b = \u1e5b = \u1e5b as in \u1e5b’shi (\u0c8b\u0cb7\u0cbf – Ascetic)
\n\u0c8e = \u00e9 = e as in net
\n\u0c8f = ae = a as in make
\n\u0c90 = ai = i as in mile
\n\u0c92 = o = o as in bonanza
\n\u0c93 = \u014d = o as in dome
\n\u0c94 = ou = ou as in out
\n\u0c85\u0c82= am = um as in umbrella
\n\u0c85\u0c83 = aha = aha as in mukhyataha (\u0cae\u0cc1\u0c96\u0ccd\u0caf\u0ca4\u0c83 – mainly)
\nClassifiable Consonants (\u0cb5\u0cb0\u0ccd\u0c97\u0cc0\u0caf \u0cb5\u0ccd\u0caf\u0c82\u0c9c\u0ca8)
\n\u0c95 = k = k as in king
\n\u0c96 = kh = kh as in khaki
\n\u0c97 = g = g as in gun
\n\u0c98 = gh = gh as in ghost
\n\u0c99 = \u00f1g = \u00f1g as in \u0cae\u0ccb\u0c99\u0cc6
\n\u0c9a = ch = ch as in chin
\n\u0c9b = cch = cch as in cchala (\u0c9b\u0cb2)
\n\u0c9c = j = j as in jam
\n\u0c9d = jh = jh as in Jhansi
\n\u0c9e = \u00f1h = \u00f1h as in ku\u00f1hi (\u0c95\u0cc1\u0c9e\u0cbf\u200c – child)
\n\u0c9f = \u1e6d = t as in tug
\n\u0ca0 = \u1e6dh = \u1e6dh as in ha\u1e6dh (\u0cb9\u0ca0 – obstinacy)
\n\u0ca1 = \u1e0d = d as in dog
\n\u0ca2 = \u1e0dh = \u1e0dh as in moo\u1e0dh (\u0cae\u0cc2\u0ca2 – fool)
\n\u0ca3 = \u1e47 = \u1e47 as in ga\u1e47it ( \u0c97\u0ca3\u0cbf\u0ca4 – math)
\n\u0ca4 = t = th as in thin
\n\u0ca5 = th = th as in thug
\n\u0ca6 = d = th as in this
\n\u0ca7 = dh = dh as in vidhi (\u0cb5\u0cbf\u0ca7\u0cbf – fate)
\n\u0ca8 = n = n as in now
\n\u0caa = p = p as in pan
\n\u0cab = ph = ph as in physics
\n\u0cac = b = b as in but
\n\u0cad = bh = bh as in Bhopal
\n\u0cae = m = m as in mom
\nUnclassifiable consonants (\u0c85\u0cb5\u0cb0\u0ccd\u0c97\u0cc0\u0caf \u0cb5\u0ccd\u0caf\u0c82\u0c9c\u0ca8):
\n\u0caf = y = y as in yet
\n\u0cb0 = r = r as in run
\n\u0cb2. = l = l as in let
\n\u0cb5 = v = v as in van
\n\u0cb8 = s = s as in sit
\n\u0cb7 = sh = sh as in show
\n\u0cb6 = ssh = ssh as in sshambhu (\u0cb6\u0c82\u0cad\u0cc1)
\n\u0cb9 = h = h as in her
\n\u0cb3 = \u1e37 = \u1e37 as in kera\u1e37a
\nIn addition we have two letters from ha\u1e37\u00e9gannada (old kannada) which aren’t in vogue now. They are:
\n\u1e5f = \u0cb1 = retroflex r
\n\u1e3b = \u0cde = retroflex l
\nIn retroflex consonants, the tongue doesn’t touch the palate; it is held back folded. Eg: K\u014d\u1e3biko\u1e0de (Calicut) \u0c95\u0ccb\u0cde\u0cbf\u0c95\u0ccb\u0ca1\u0ccd
\nThere are certain letters that need to be paused or extended (dragged) like in Arabic usage. Use ‘ to indicate pause and ” for extension:<\/p>\n
Example: \u0ca8\u0cbf\u0caa\u0ccd\u0caa\u0ccd\u200c\u0c9a\u0cbf\u0ca1\u0ccd (stop) Nipp’chi\u1e0d’, \u0c95\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0ca6\u0cb2\u0ccd (below) K”dal’<\/p>\n
Typing kodava p\u0101j\u00e9 using Kannada script:<\/h4>\n
As most people type using the notes function in mobiles, let me explain how to activate Unicode script in Android mobiles. Android mobile devices inherently support the Unicode standard and have preloaded fonts that cover a wide range of common scripts including English, Hindi, and all major South Indian scripts.<\/p>\n
Of course, the silly and unnecessary kodava script isn’t available. One has to use Kannada script with additional special characters to type effectively in kodava p\u0101j\u00e9.<\/p>\n
Let’s first learn to enable Unicode in our android mobiles:<\/p>\n
Go to settings and search for keyboards. If keyboard option is not found, select ‘system’ or ‘system and update’. The current keyboard will displayed. If not, select ‘Input Method’. Under that, select ‘current keyboard’. The default keyboard type will be shown. Select Unicode keyboard and press the radio buttons for English, Hindi, Kannada and any other Indian keyboard of your choice.<\/p>\n
If you find it difficult, ask the neighborhood mobile shop guy. He’ll do it in a jiffy.<\/p>\n
Now on the English keyboard in notes, Email, WhatsApp, Facebook etc, a globe sign will appear as shown in the screenshot below:<\/p>\n
Press on the globe sign and the next script apoears. Keep pressing until the Kannada script is displayed as shown below:<\/p>\n
There are two screens. To toggle between the screens, press the up arrow to the left of \u0c9e. The second screen will appear as follows:<\/p>\n
Press the up arrow to go back to the first screen.<\/p>\n
Have you noticed the small characters above the large ones? For instance, \u0c8b on top of \u0cb0? This indicates that if you press \u0cb0 and hold, \u0c8b will appear. You will notice that all characters in Kannada are covered in either of the two screens.<\/p>\n
Consonants appear in their standard forms like \u0c95,\u200c\u0c9c,\u0cb2 etc in the keyboard. If you want to type say \u0c95\u0cc0, \u0c9c\u0ccc or \u0cb2\u0cc1, you should type \u0c95 and then type \u0cc0, \u0c9c & \u0ccc, and \u0cb2 & \u0cc1.<\/p>\n
If you want to type Kannada numbers or special characters, press \u0ce7\u0ce8\u0ce9 on the bottom left of the first screen. If you want more special characters, press =\\< key on the number screen.<\/p>\n
But some special characters also appear on the first and second screen. Let’s focus on a few that matter to us.<\/p>\n
Theres a letter \u0cbd on top of \u0cae. This is very useful for us. Kannada doesn’t have a drawn out vowel sign (\u0ca6\u0cc0\u0cb0\u0ccd\u0c98) for \u0ccd like in kodava p\u0101j\u00e9. We have words like k”dal’ (viz below) that can’t be written as \u0c95\u0ccd\u200c\u0ca6\u0cb2\u0ccd. One should write it as \u0c95\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0ca6\u0cb2\u0ccd indicating that the \u0ccd is drawn out (\u0ca6\u0cc0\u0cb0\u0ccd\u0c98). Other examples are \u0ca8\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0c9f\u0cc1\u0cb5, \u0ca4\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0c9f\u0cc1\u0cb5, \u0c95\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0cb3\u0ccd\u200c\u0cac\u0cbe\u0cb3\u0ccd etc. Normally, if you write \u0c95\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0cb3\u0ccd\u200c\u0cac\u0cbe\u0cb3\u0ccd, it will come out as \u0c95\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0cb3\u0ccd\u0cac\u0cbe\u0cb3\u0ccd. To avoid this, use the sign marked in red in the following screenshot.<\/p>\n
Type \u0c95\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0cb3\u0ccd then type the above sign and then type \u0cac\u0cbe\u0cb3\u0ccd. It will come out as \u0c95\u0ccd\u0cbd\u0cb3\u0ccd\u200c\u0cac\u0cbe\u0cb3\u0ccd.<\/p>\n
Now let’s look at the second screen.<\/p>\n
Look at the character \u0cbc between \u0c99 and \u0c9b. This is called Nukta. It is actually used to type out English letters like Z and F in Kannada. Fun is written as \u0cab\u0cbc\u0ca8\u0ccd and Zone as \u0c9d\u0cbc\u0ccb\u0ca8\u0ccd.<\/p>\n
We can use nukta while typing kodava p\u0101j\u00e9 to indicate that a letter should be pronounced differently from its Kannada pronunciation. Here are just a few exampkes :<\/p>\n
\u0c95\u0cc7\u0caa (to listen) , \u0c8e\u0ca3\u0ccd\u0ca3\u0cc1\u0cb5 (to tell), \u0c8f\u0cb0 (too much), \u0cae\u0cc7\u0cb2\u0cc6 (above), \u0c9a\u0cc7\u0cb2\u0cc6 (cummerbundh), \u0c87\u0caa\u0ccd\u0caa (to be), \u0c85\u0c82\u0cb5 (he). We can use nukta as shown below, to indicate that they have to be pronounced differently from Kannada:<\/p>\n
\u0c95\u0cbc\u0cc7\u0caa\u0cbc, \u0c8e\u0cbc\u0ca3\u0ccd\u0ca3\u0cc1\u0cb5\u0cbc, \u0c8f\u0cbc\u0cb0, \u0cae\u0cc7\u0cbc\u0cb2\u0cc6, \u0c9a\u0cc7\u0cbc\u0cb2\u0cc6, \u0c87\u0caa\u0ccd\u0cbc\u0caa, \u0c85\u0c82\u0cb5\u0cbc. For \u0c87\u0caa\u0ccd\u0cbc\u0caa, you have to type nukta after \u0c87\u0caa\u0ccd, and then type \u0caa. Otherwise it will come out as \u0c87\u0caa\u0ccd\u0caa\u0cbc.<\/p>\n
Then there are words like \u0c85\u0ca8\u0ccd\u0cbc\u0ca8\u0ca8\u0cc6 (that way) \u0c87\u0ca8\u0ccd\u0cbc\u0ca8\u0ca8\u0cc6\u200c (this way) and \u0c8e\u0ca8\u0ccd\u0cbc\u0ca8\u0ca8\u0cc6 (how?). Here nukta is used to show that it isn’t \u0ca8\u0ccd\u0ca8 but \u0ca8\u0ccd\u0cbc\u0ca8. Many kodavas don’t know how to pronounce \u0ca8\u0ccd\u0cbc\u0ca8 and end up using \u0ca8\u0ccd\u0ca8.<\/p>\n
To pronounce it correctly, you have to say \u0ca8\u200c with the tongue pressed against the teeth like when you say \u0ca4 or \u0ca6. When we say \u0ca8\u200c, we don’t press the tongue against the teeth. Instead, the tip of the tongue lightly hits the teeth.<\/p>\n
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