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Who am i in Malayalam?

The phrase "who am I" in Malayalam can be translated in a few different ways depending on the context:

Formal:

* ഞാൻ ആരാണ്? (njan aaraan?) - This is the most direct and formal translation.

* എനിക്ക് ആരാണ്? (enikku aaraan?) - This is a slightly more nuanced way to ask the question, meaning "Who am I to you?" or "What am I to you?".

Informal:

* ഞാൻ ആര്? (njan aar?) - This is a more casual way to ask "who am I?".

* എന്താണ് എന്റെ പേര്? (enthaanu ente paer?) - This literally means "What is my name?" but can also be used to ask "who am I?" in a playful or informal context.

Philosophical:

* എന്റെ സ്വഭാവം എന്താണ്? (ente swabhaavam enthaanu?) - This means "What is my nature?" and can be used to ask about one's identity in a deeper, philosophical sense.

The best translation for you will depend on the situation and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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