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What is the meaning of Kannada wording iru enthadaru endendu

The Kannada phrase "ಇರು ಎಂತದರು ಎಂದು" (iru enthadaru endu) literally translates to "Is it like that?" or "Is it so?"

However, it is often used in a more nuanced way, conveying a sense of:

* Surprise: "Really? Is that so?"

* Skepticism: "Are you sure? I'm not convinced."

* Confirmation: "Is it true? I want to be sure."

The phrase is generally used in a conversational setting and can be interpreted based on the context and tone of the speaker.

Here's a breakdown of the parts:

* ಇರು (iru): "Is"

* ಎಂತದರು (enthadaru): "like that" or "so"

* ಎಂದು (endu): "Is it?"

Let me know if you have any other Kannada phrases you'd like me to translate!

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