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What is the meaning of malyalam word urakam vannillanne in English?

The Malayalam phrase "urakam vannillanne" translates to "It's not like that" in English.

Here's a breakdown of the phrase:

* urakam: This word means "like that" or "in that way."

* vannilanne: This is a negative construction, meaning "it's not."

Therefore, the entire phrase means "It's not like that." This can be used to disagree with something, to correct a misconception, or to clarify a situation.

For example:

* "I heard you were going to move."

* "Urakam vannillanne. I'm staying here." (It's not like that. I'm staying here.)

Let me know if you have any more Malayalam words or phrases you'd like to translate!

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