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How do you say what in Tamil?

The Tamil word for "what" depends on the context:

For asking a question:

* என்ன (enna): This is the most common word for "what" in a question.

* எது (ethu): This is used when asking about a specific item or thing.

For describing something:

* என்ன (enna): This can also be used to describe something, like "What is this?"

For asking about a person's identity:

* யார் (yaar): This means "who" but can also be used to ask "what" when referring to a person's name or identity.

Examples:

* என்ன பண்றீங்க? (enna pannreeng?) What are you doing?

* எது உங்கக்கு பிடிச்சது? (ethu ungakku pidichchathu?) What do you like?

* என்ன இது? (enna ithu?) What is this?

* யார் இது? (yaar ithu?) Who is this?

Note: The specific usage of these words can vary depending on the context and the speaker's intention.

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