When you’re exploring in Kerala or perhaps any nation where they speak Malayalam and you’re in an emergency situation, dealing with authorities such as the police in Malayalam might be daunting. You simply must know at the very least the fundamental Malayalam terms for emergencies that will help you get hold of your country’s consulate. Learn More
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I haven't done anything wrong. | I haven't done anything wrong. (Njan thettonnum cheythittilla) |
It was a misunderstanding. | It was a misunderstanding. (Athoru thetti-dharana ayirunnu) |
Where are you taking me? | Where are you taking me? (Ningal enne engottanu kondu-pokunnathu) |
Am I under arrest? | Am I under arrest? (Njan arrestil ano) |
I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. | I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. (Njan oru.....Powran aanu) |
I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. | I need to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. (Enikku .....Embassyyil bandhappedanam) |
I want to talk to a lawyer. | I want to talk to a lawyer. (Enikku Oru vakkeeline kananam) |
Can I just pay a fine now? | Can I just pay a fine now? (Oru pizha/Fine adachal mathiyo ?) |
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