Tamil in Chinese
Tamil in Chinese is 泰米爾語, 泰米尔语 — Tamil means a Dravidian language spoken mainly in Tamil Nadu, India, and in Sri Lanka, and by diaspora communities in Singapore, Malaysia, and elsewhere.
Tamil in Chinese
What does "Tamil" mean?
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name A Dravidian language spoken mainly in Tamil Nadu, India, and in Sri Lanka, and by diaspora communities in Singapore, Malaysia, and elsewhere.
"She grew up speaking Tamil at home and English at school."
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noun A person from Tamil Nadu or Sri Lanka, or of Tamil descent.
"Many Tamils settled in Malaysia during the colonial era."
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adj Relating to the Tamil people, their culture, or their language.
"They celebrated the Tamil New Year with family and traditional food."
Tamil in a sentence
- She grew up speaking Tamil at home and English at school.
- Tamil is one of the oldest continuously used languages in the world.
- Many Tamils settled in Malaysia during the colonial era.
- They celebrated the Tamil New Year with family and traditional food.
Common Chinese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Tamil" in Chinese?
"Tamil" in Chinese is 泰米爾語, 泰米尔语. Tamil means: A Dravidian language spoken mainly in Tamil Nadu, India, and in Sri Lanka, and by diaspora communities in Singapore, Malaysia, and elsewhere.
How do you pronounce 泰米爾語?
"Tamil" in Chinese is 泰米爾語, pronounced "Tài mǐ ěr yǔ".
How do you use "Tamil" in a sentence?
Example: "She grew up speaking Tamil at home and English at school." In Chinese, "Tamil" is 泰米爾語, 泰米尔语.
Are there other ways to say "Tamil" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "Tamil": 泰米爾語, 泰米尔语.