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What does nalla yennai mean in English?

"Nalla yennai" is a Tamil phrase that literally translates to "good me". However, it's not a natural English phrase. It's better understood in the context of the situation, as it can convey different meanings depending on the situation:

Here are some possible interpretations:

* "I'm fine" or "I'm good": If someone asks you how you are, you could respond with "nalla yennai."

* "I'm good at it" or "I'm good with that": If someone asks if you can do something, you could use "nalla yennai" to indicate you're capable.

* "I'm a good person": In a more general sense, "nalla yennai" could be used to express that you are a good person.

To get a more accurate translation, you need more context. For example, if you were to provide the full sentence or a brief description of the situation, I could give you a more precise translation.

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