Kannada Gothilla Podcast

In Bangalore, getting an auto is difficult. If you don’t know what to say to the driver in Kannada, it’s even more difficult. We’ve got you covered. In this episode, we take you through THAT conversation with an auto driver. You’ll learn to tell him where you’d like to go, to stick with (or as close to) the meter, and go fast all in simple Kannada.

This is Part 3 of the COVID Conversation with BBMP officials.

Covid is scary. If you’re waiting for a call to know you’re Covid positive you certainly want to know what’s being said. In this episode, we take you through a Kannada conversation with a BBMP official who is letting you know you are Covid positive.

This is part one of a three-part episode because the conversation is long. We cover - how you tell the official your name, age, and number in Kannada.

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Part 2 of the COVID conversation with BBMP officials.

Covid is scary. If you’re waiting for a call to know you’re Covid positive you certainly want to know what’s being said. In this episode, we take you through a Kannada conversation with a BBMP official who is letting you know you are Covid positive. 

This is part one of a three-part episode because the conversation is long. We cover - how you tell the official your name, age, and number in Kannada.

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https://twitter.com/GothillaKannada

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Covid is scary. If you’re waiting for a call to know you’re Covid positive you certainly want to know what’s being said. In this episode, we take you through a Kannada conversation with a BBMP official who is letting you know you are Covid positive. 

This is part one of a three-part episode because the conversation is long. We cover - how you tell the official your name, age, and number in Kannada.

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https://twitter.com/GothillaKannada

Let us know what you want to learn next!

Being lost is not fun. Whether it’s on the street or in a conversation. Not knowing the language also won’t help. In this episode, we take you through a Kannada conversation to ask for directions. You’ll be able to ask someone for the metro or bus station, identify landmarks, check routes, and find your way to your destination.

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Conversations about money are never easy. If it’s in a language you don’t know, it’s even more difficult. In this episode, we take you through a Kannada conversation to get your gas cylinder changed. You’ll be able to get your cylinder swapped, negotiate the mode of payment, and the change amount.

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Even with the lockdown, we still need to go outdoors. But the cops might still stop you. In this episode, we’ll take you through a Kannada conversation to tell the cops that you are admitting someone to the hospital, going to get the vaccine, picking up medicines or groceries. We’ll break down common questions they are likely to ask and how you can answer them in Kannada.

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We’ve all been there. Starting at the shopkeeper, knowing what we want but unable to communicate it in Kannada. This podcast is got you covered. We discuss a simple Kannada conversation at a grocery store. You’ll be able to tell the shopkeeper what you want, negotiate the quantity, ask for the total, and even get the right change amount.

It’s easier to order something from Amazon, Flipkart, or Swiggy than to take delivery. This is because we aren’t able to communicate clearly with the delivery executive in Kannada. In this episode, we teach you simple Kannada words for delivery conversations. You’ll be able to tell the executive to keep the parcel at the gate of your apartment, keep it with the security or leave it at the door in simple Kannada.