Esercizio 1: Riconoscere i nomi possessivi in Kannada
1. Nanna *mane* is big. (Hint: “Nanna” means “my” in Kannada.)
2. Avanu *tanna* pustaka haakuttane. (Hint: “Tanna” means “his/her” referring to the subject.)
3. Nīvu *nimma* hesarannu heḷi. (Hint: “Nimma” means “your” in polite form.)
4. Avare *avara* kutumba saaku. (Hint: “Avara” means “their” referring to plural.)
5. Nanna *maga* schoolge hoṭṭāne. (Hint: “Nanna” means “my”.)
6. Tanna *gaḍiya* samaya sāribeku. (Hint: “Tanna” means “his/her”.)
7. Nimma *pustakagaLu* ondu bagge. (Hint: “Nimma” means “your”.)
8. Avana *makkalu* channagiddāre. (Hint: “Avana” means “his”.)
9. Namma *oḷage* nīvu barabahudu. (Hint: “Namma” means “our”.)
10. Avanu *tanna* manege hoṭṭāne. (Hint: “Tanna” means “his/her”.)
2. Avanu *tanna* pustaka haakuttane. (Hint: “Tanna” means “his/her” referring to the subject.)
3. Nīvu *nimma* hesarannu heḷi. (Hint: “Nimma” means “your” in polite form.)
4. Avare *avara* kutumba saaku. (Hint: “Avara” means “their” referring to plural.)
5. Nanna *maga* schoolge hoṭṭāne. (Hint: “Nanna” means “my”.)
6. Tanna *gaḍiya* samaya sāribeku. (Hint: “Tanna” means “his/her”.)
7. Nimma *pustakagaLu* ondu bagge. (Hint: “Nimma” means “your”.)
8. Avana *makkalu* channagiddāre. (Hint: “Avana” means “his”.)
9. Namma *oḷage* nīvu barabahudu. (Hint: “Namma” means “our”.)
10. Avanu *tanna* manege hoṭṭāne. (Hint: “Tanna” means “his/her”.)
Esercizio 2: Completa le frasi con il nome possessivo corretto in Kannada
1. *Nanna* mane chennagide. (Hint: Usa “Nanna” per dire “mia”.)
2. Avanu *tanna* hosa kaṇṇada kathe heluttāne. (Hint: Usa “tanna” per “suo/sua” riferito a lui.)
3. Nīvu *nimma* hesarannu tilidukoḷḷi. (Hint: Usa “nimma” per dire “tuo” formale.)
4. Avare *avara* hosa caru kaṇṭiddāre. (Hint: “Avara” significa “loro”.)
5. *Nanna* mūru kutukalu iddāre. (Hint: “Nanna” significa “mio”.)
6. Tanna *gaḍiyalli* nāvu samaya nōḍona. (Hint: Usa “tanna” per “suo” riferito a lui/lei.)
7. Nimma *pustakagaLu* olage ondu bagge ide. (Hint: “Nimma” è “tuoi”.)
8. Avanu *avana* kutumba jothege baruttāne. (Hint: Usa “avana” per “suo” riferito a lui.)
9. Namma *hōtelu* oḷage chāla janaru iruttāre. (Hint: “Namma” significa “nostro”.)
10. Avanu *tanna* manege baruttāne. (Hint: “Tanna” è “suo/sua”.)
2. Avanu *tanna* hosa kaṇṇada kathe heluttāne. (Hint: Usa “tanna” per “suo/sua” riferito a lui.)
3. Nīvu *nimma* hesarannu tilidukoḷḷi. (Hint: Usa “nimma” per dire “tuo” formale.)
4. Avare *avara* hosa caru kaṇṭiddāre. (Hint: “Avara” significa “loro”.)
5. *Nanna* mūru kutukalu iddāre. (Hint: “Nanna” significa “mio”.)
6. Tanna *gaḍiyalli* nāvu samaya nōḍona. (Hint: Usa “tanna” per “suo” riferito a lui/lei.)
7. Nimma *pustakagaLu* olage ondu bagge ide. (Hint: “Nimma” è “tuoi”.)
8. Avanu *avana* kutumba jothege baruttāne. (Hint: Usa “avana” per “suo” riferito a lui.)
9. Namma *hōtelu* oḷage chāla janaru iruttāre. (Hint: “Namma” significa “nostro”.)
10. Avanu *tanna* manege baruttāne. (Hint: “Tanna” è “suo/sua”.)
