意味
Advising someone to take their time.
文化的背景
Patience is considered a supreme virtue. The phrase 'Avasaram vendam' is often used by elders to instill a sense of calm in the younger generation. When a guest is leaving, saying 'Avasaram vendam' is a way to show you enjoy their company and aren't rushing them out the door. In modern Indian IT hubs like Chennai, this phrase is used by empathetic managers to prevent burnout among employees. Many Tamil proverbs emphasize that God's grace comes to those who wait, making 'Avasaram vendam' a secular echo of this spiritual patience.
The Smile Factor
Always say this with a smile. It reinforces the kindness of the phrase.
Not for Emergencies
Never use this if someone is actually in danger or needs to move fast for safety.
意味
Advising someone to take their time.
The Smile Factor
Always say this with a smile. It reinforces the kindness of the phrase.
Not for Emergencies
Never use this if someone is actually in danger or needs to move fast for safety.
Texting Shortcut
In WhatsApp, you can just type 'Avasaram illa' to be even more casual.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank to tell your friend not to rush while eating.
சாப்பிடும்போது ________ வேண்டாம்.
'Avasaram' is the noun for hurry, completing the phrase 'Avasaram vendam'.
Complete the dialogue between a boss and an employee.
Employee: 'I will finish the report in 10 minutes!' Boss: '________, take your time.'
The boss is telling the employee to take their time, so 'Avasaram vendam' is the correct reassurance.
Match the phrase to the correct situation.
Situation: You are teaching a child to cross the road safely.
Safety advice often uses 'Avasaram vendam' to encourage caution.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
When to say 'Avasaram Vendam'
Social
- • Guest leaving
- • Friend eating
- • Texting back
Work
- • Deadlines
- • Learning a skill
- • Meetings
練習問題バンク
3 問題சாப்பிடும்போது ________ வேண்டாம்.
'Avasaram' is the noun for hurry, completing the phrase 'Avasaram vendam'.
Employee: 'I will finish the report in 10 minutes!' Boss: '________, take your time.'
The boss is telling the employee to take their time, so 'Avasaram vendam' is the correct reassurance.
Situation: You are teaching a child to cross the road safely.
Safety advice often uses 'Avasaram vendam' to encourage caution.
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よくある質問
5 問Yes, it is very polite. It shows you care about the quality of work and the person's well-being.
Usually, you say 'Enakku avasaram illai' (I am not in a hurry) rather than 'vendam' for yourself.
The opposite is 'Seekiram!' (Quickly!) or 'Avasaram!' (It's urgent!).
No, it sounds patient and deliberate, which are positive traits in Tamil culture.
Yes, it is a great way to teach children to be careful and patient.
関連フレーズ
நிதானமாக
synonymSteadily / Calmly
மெதுவாக
similarSlowly
சீக்கிரம்
contrastQuickly / Hurry up
பொறுமை
builds onPatience
அவசரம் இல்லை
similarNo hurry (fact)
