Family

Vaappa -- dad

Umma -- mom

Ummamma -- mom's mom

Vaappamma -- dad's mom

Appa -- grandfather

More to come...

More Pronouns

ADJECTIVE PRONOUNS (as in "This kid is talented" not as in "This is awesome")
indha - this
andha - that
ongada - your
enda - my
avarda - his
avada - her
engada - our
avangada - their

"FOR" PRONOUNS: these don't exist in English. It's like saying, "For me is hunger" instead of "I'm hungry."
ongalku - for you
enakku - for me
avarku - for him
avaku - for her
engalku - for us
avangalku - for them

These pronouns go with feelings like:
pasi - hunger
Thukam - sleepiness
Venam - wanting
Vaana - not wanting
Vekkam - shyness
Aasay - liking
Podhum - satiation ("enakku podhum" means "this is enough")
podhaa - insatiation ("enakku podhaa" means "this isn't enough")

The Other Verb Forms

You'll need to modify the "he" forms in the previous post to become "You" and "He" and "She" and "We" forms.

EXCEPTION: In our dialect, in the Past Tense, the "he" Form suffices for all other subjects. In other words, no matter who said it, "senna" works.

Here's how you do it:

"You": -Ingal

"He": -Aar

"She": -A

"We": -Om

"They": -Aangal

Attach this suffix to the "he" Form, replacing the "-a", and you have your new verb!

Examples:

WE DO "he does" seyyira --> drop the -a --> add the -om --> seyyirom

WE SAID "he said" senna = senna "we said" (it's the same for past tense in our dialect)

Verbs - "I" forms

The simple rule is: "-a" is past, "-ura" is present, "-vEn" is future.

Note: the forms listed below are actually third-person forms but in our dialect, we use them for first-person. Ex. Ponen is the correct way to say "I went", but we also say Pona for "I went".

VERB

Root

Past "I" form

Present "I" form

Future "I" form

GO

Po-

Pona (I went)

Pora (I go)

Poven (I will go)

DO

Seyye-

Senja (I did)

Seyyira (I do)

Seyyiven (I will do...and so on)

SAY

Selle-

Senna

Sellura

Selluven

SHOW

Kaatta-

Kaattina

Kaattura

Kaattuven

WATCH

Paaka-

Paaththa

Paakura

Paakuven

SEE

Kaanu-

Kanda

Kaanura

Kaanuven

ASK

Keeka-

Ketta

Kekkura

Kekkuven

COME

Vaa-

Vandha

Vaara

Vaaruven

CLIMB (or GET IN)

Era-

Erina

Erura

Eruven

GET DOWN (from a car, etc)

Eranga-

Erangina

Erangura

Eranguven

SIT or EXIST or STAY

Irukka-

Irundha

Irikkira

Irikkiven

WALK

Nadukka-

Nadundha

Nadukkura

Nadukkuven

SLEEP

Paduththa

Padukkura

Padukkuven

Pronouns

Naan - I

Ninga - you

Avar - he

Ava - she

Idha - this

Adha - that 

Naangal - we

Avangal - they

Ningalval - you all