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What is the English meaning of Malayalam sentence enik ningal byankara ishtannu?

The Malayalam sentence "enik ningal byankara ishtannu" translates to "I like you very much" in English.

Here's a breakdown of the sentence:

* enik: This is the dative case of "enikku," which means "to me" or "for me."

* ningal: This means "you" (plural).

* byankara: This means "very" or "extremely."

* ishtannu: This means "like" or "love."

The sentence is a direct translation of "I like you very much," but in Malayalam, it conveys a stronger sense of affection and liking.

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