Listen friend,
If you haven’t read the original post yet, this is going to be very confusing to you.
I advise you to first read it HERE and then come back.
For the rest of you eager beavers, buckle up and get your “Revision” mode on >>>
Remember, if something doesn’t make sense (or if you just wanna tell me how great I am) leave a comment after the flashcards.
Mama vs. Mata – Part 3 – Lazy Revision There are 31 Flash Cards in this set. The cards are in no particular order. To shuffle the cards, refresh this page.
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ ḗ∙kȧ kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va
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You are bringing the ball to me
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ bō∙lȧ∙yȧ gḗ∙nȧ∙va
You are serving food to me
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ kǣ∙mȧ bé∙dhȧ∙nȧ∙va
I am saying the truth to you
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ æth∙thȧ ki∙yȧ∙nȧ∙va
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You are writing emails to me
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ “email” li∙yȧ∙nȧ∙va
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ ḗ∙kȧ é∙vȧ∙nȧ∙va
I am selling the phone to you
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ “phone” é∙kȧ vi∙ku∙nȧ∙nȧ∙va
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I am bringing the ball to you
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ bō∙lȧ∙yȧ gḗ∙nȧ∙va
I am teaching Sinhala to you
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ sing∙hȧ∙lȧ u∙gan∙vȧ∙nȧ∙va
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I am writing emails to you
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ “email” li∙yȧ∙nȧ∙va
You are reading the book to me
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ po∙thȧ ki∙yȧ∙vȧ∙nȧ∙va
oyaa mata potha kiyavanava
You are selling the phone to me
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ “phone” é∙kȧ vi∙ku∙nȧ∙nȧ∙va
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ kǣ∙mȧ bé∙dhȧ∙nȧ∙va
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ ḗ∙kȧ é∙vȧ∙nȧ∙va
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ ḗ∙kȧ kȧ∙rȧ∙nȧ∙va
You are showing photos to me
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ pin∙thoo∙ru pén∙nȧ∙nȧ∙va
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You are teaching Sinhala to me
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ sing∙hȧ∙lȧ u∙gan∙vȧ∙nȧ∙va
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You are saying the truth to me
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o∙yaa ma∙tȧ æth∙thȧ ki∙yȧ∙nȧ∙va
I am showing photos to you
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ma∙mȧ o∙yaa∙tȧ pin∙thoo∙ru pén∙nȧ∙nȧ∙va
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About Dilshan Jayasinha I help people learn Sinhala, the main Sri Lankan language, with the minimum needed effort. I spend my days obsessively deconstructing the Sinhala language (I'm WEIRD like that) and I share what I discover through video tutorials, audio podcasts, flash cards, and blog posts (I'm FUN like that) and oh, I even give away a free copy of my Sinhala phrases eBook (I'm AWESOME like that!). This blog is for anyone interested in learning “good-enough” Sinhala but who doesn’t have the time, the need, or is just too damn lazy to become an expert in it.
Thank you very much, Dilshan!
I like this early morning motivation to get back to a bit of Singhala revision. I looove your flash cards!
Now out into the garden for a bit of planting work, the flash cards will be buzzing around my brain …
Have a great day and thanks again,
Elisabeth
Hi Elisabeth, great to hear from you again. It’s been a loooong time, right?
Enjoy the gardening. Assuming it must be good weather this time of the year in your part of the world.
Thank you Dilshan you are doing a phanthastic great job teaching singhala to the world what will leads to world recognition of singhala along with all other worlocal languages like English German French Russian Spanish Chinese and so on !!!!!!
Peter, I’m happy to see that I’m not the only one with the big dreams. I love the enthusiasm, thanks for the encouragement.
Thanks Dilshan for being such an outstanding sinhala guru !! I’m enjoying your website and emails a lot and sorry for not acknowledging it more often with some feedback. Great job with the flashcards also – helps my slow (old !??) brain to register those lovely words and sentences much better than any book!
I’m also looking forward to hearing the sound of Sinhala language very soon when arriving at Colombo airport end of next week! :o)
Keep up the great work and have a wonderful evening!
Sabine
Wow, “Outstanding Sinhala Guru”. That’s definitely going into my ego bank. Thank you, I’m glad you’re enjoying my approach. Do keep at it and you’ll only find it gets easier. Have a great trip and tell me all about it when you’re back.