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| Leave me alone. | Enne veruthe vidoo. | 
| Don't touch me! | Enne thodaruthu. | 
| I'll call the police. | Njaan policine vilikkum. | 
| Police! | Police! (Police) | 
| Stop! Thief! | Nilku! Kallan! | 
| I need your help. | Enikku ningalude sahaayam venam. | 
| It's an emergency. | Ithu athhyaavashyamaanu | 
| I'm lost. | Enikku vazhithetti. | 
| I lost my bag. | Ente sanchi nashtappettu. | 
| I lost my wallet. | Ente purse nashtappettu. | 
| I'm sick. | Enikku sukhamilla. | 
| I've been injured. | Enikku murivu patti. | 
| I need a doctor. | Enikku doctorude sahaayam venam. | 
| Can I use your phone? | Njaan ningalude phone upayogichotte. | 
| Can you give me your phone number? | Enikku ningalude phone number tharamo? | 
| I'll kill you | Njan ninne kollum | 
| Why are you fighting with me? | Ningal enthina ennodu vazhakkidunnathu? | 
| Don't you understand what I am saying? | Ningalkku njan paranjathu manasilakunnille? | 
| Tie him up | Avane kettiyidu. (Avane means 'Him') | 
| Tie her up | Avale kettiyidu (Avale means 'Her') | 
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