1. As a pronoun:
* మనం (manam) - This is the most common way to say "we" or "us" in Telugu, referring to the speaker and the listener(s).
* నమకు (namakku) - This is also used to express "us," but often implies "to us" or "for us."
2. As a possessive adjective:
* మన (mana) - This means "our" or "ours." For example: "మన ఇల్లు (mana illu)" means "our house."
3. As a part of a phrase:
* మాకు (maaku) - This means "to us" or "for us." For example: "మాకు ఇష్టం (maaku ishttam)" means "we like it."
* నమకీ (namakee) - This means "to us" in a more formal context.
Example:
* "మనం కలిసి ఆడుకుందాం (manam kalisi aadukundaam)" - "Let's play together."
* "నమకు ఆహారం ఇవ్వండి (namakku ahaaramb ivvandhi)" - "Give us food."
Note: The best translation of "us" will depend on the specific situation and the intended meaning. It is always helpful to consider the context and the surrounding words when translating between languages.