意味
Comforting someone who is upset.
文化的背景
In rural Tamil Nadu, 'Azhāthē' is often followed by a promise of food or a visit to a temple to provide tangible comfort. The pronunciation might slightly differ, sometimes sounding more like 'Azhavāthē' with a soft 'v' sound between the root and suffix. The 'hero' often tells the 'heroine' 'Azhāthē' as a sign of protection and strength. Younger generations use 'Azhāthē' ironically or playfully when a friend is 'whining' about something minor like a slow internet connection.
The 'Zh' Secret
If you can't pronounce 'zh' yet, a soft 'l' or 'r' will be understood, but keep practicing the tongue curl!
Respect Matters
Never say 'Azhāthē' to your grandmother or boss. It will sound like you are talking down to them.
意味
Comforting someone who is upset.
The 'Zh' Secret
If you can't pronounce 'zh' yet, a soft 'l' or 'r' will be understood, but keep practicing the tongue curl!
Respect Matters
Never say 'Azhāthē' to your grandmother or boss. It will sound like you are talking down to them.
Add 'Chellam'
Adding 'Chellam' (dear/sweetie) after 'Azhāthē' makes it 10x more comforting.
Gender Suffixes
Use 'Azhāthadā' for boys and 'Azhāthadī' for girls to sound like a native speaker.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank to tell a child not to cry.
பாப்பா, ______.
Azhāthē is the correct informal form for a child.
Which form is respectful to use with an elderly person?
தாத்தா, ______.
Azhāthīrkaḷ is the respectful/formal form.
Match the phrase to the person.
1. அழாதே 2. அழாதீர்கள்
Informal for younger/peers, formal for superiors.
Complete the dialogue.
நண்பன்: எனக்கு மிகவும் கவலையாக இருக்கிறது. (Friend: I am very worried.) நீ: ______.
The most natural response is to offer comfort.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Formal vs Informal
練習問題バンク
4 問題பாப்பா, ______.
Azhāthē is the correct informal form for a child.
தாத்தா, ______.
Azhāthīrkaḷ is the respectful/formal form.
1. அழாதே 2. அழாதீர்கள்
Informal for younger/peers, formal for superiors.
நண்பன்: எனக்கு மிகவும் கவலையாக இருக்கிறது. (Friend: I am very worried.) நீ: ______.
The most natural response is to offer comfort.
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よくある質問
10 問No, it's not rude, but it is informal. It's meant for people you have a close, loving relationship with.
Use the plural form: 'அழாதீர்கள்' (Azhāthīrkaḷ).
'Azhāthē' is specifically about the act of crying. 'Kavalaippadāthē' means 'Don't worry' and is used for mental stress.
Highly unlikely. If a colleague is crying, 'அழாதீர்கள்' (formal) is better, but usually, more professional phrases like 'வருத்தப்படாதீர்கள்' are used.
It's a retroflex approximant. It's unique to Tamil, Malayalam, and some Chinese dialects. Keep practicing!
In slang, people just say 'அழாத' (Azhātha).
Indirectly, yes, but its primary meaning is to stop the physical act of crying.
Then it becomes a command to stop making noise, which can sound angry rather than comforting.
Yes, hundreds of Tamil songs use this phrase to comfort the listener or a character.
Yes! If your dog is whining, you can say 'அழாதே'.
関連フレーズ
கவலைப்படாதே
similarDon't worry
வருந்தாதே
similarDon't feel sad/regret
பயப்படாதே
similarDon't be afraid
சமாதானம் ஆகு
builds onBe comforted / Calm down
சிரி
contrastSmile / Laugh
