1. "So" as an expression of understanding or agreement:
* "So" in Tamil is "ஆக" (aaga). This is used to indicate understanding or agreement, similar to "okay" or "right".
* Example: "So, you're going to the market?" - "ஆக, நான் மார்க்கெட்டுக்கு போறேன்" (Aaga, naan maarkkettuku porreen).
2. "So" as a conjunction to connect clauses:
* "So" in Tamil is "எனவே" (enavae) or "அதனால்" (adhanaal). These are used to connect clauses and indicate a consequence or result.
* Example: "It's raining, so I'll stay home." - "மழை பெய்து கொண்டிருக்கிறது, எனவே நான் வீட்டில் இருப்பேன்" (Mazhai peythukkondirukkirathu, enavae naan veettil iruppaen).
3. "So" as an intensifier:
* "So" in Tamil is often translated as "சோ" (so) or "மிகவும்" (migavum) in this context. This is used to emphasize a word or phrase.
* Example: "It's so hot!" - "சோ சூடா இருக்கு!" (So soota irukku!)
4. "So" as part of a phrase:
* The meaning of "so" in a phrase will vary depending on the context. For example, "So what?" can be translated as "என்ன பண்ணப் போற?" (enna panna pora?)
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