<ol><li>What is your name? - Me peru emti?</li><li>How are you - Ela unaru</li><li>Fine - Baunao</li><li>Not good - Baledu</li><li>You eat - Tinara (without respect)/ Tinava (with respect)</li></ol>

Day 1

<ol><li>How much - Enta</li><li>What - Enti / Enta</li><li>When - Epdu </li><li>Where - Ekada</li><li>Why - Endu / Enduko </li><li>How - Ela </li><li>Whom - Ewrito</li></ol>

Day 2

<ol><li>Woman - Stri</li><li>Man - Purusudu</li><li>Girl - Ammayi</li><li>Boy - Abbayi</li><li>He - Atanu</li><li>She - Ame</li></ol>

Day 3

<ol><li>Beautiful - Bagundi </li><li>Very nice - Chala bagundi </li><li>No issues - Em parledhu </li><li>Completed - Ipoindha </li><li>Good bye - Selavu </li><li>Years old - Samvatsaralu </li><li>Excuse me - Ksamimcamdi </li></ol>

Day 4

<ol><li>Feeling sleepy - Naku nidra ustuda/ nidra ustundi</li><li>What are you doing? - Em chesthunnav?</li><li>Where are you? - Nuvvu ekkada unnava</li><li>What you like? - Meeku em istam</li><li>What you want? - Em kavali</li><li>Where are you going? - Ekkada / Ekkadaki veltu</li></ol>

Day 5

<ol><li>See you later - Mimmalini taruvata kalustanu </li><li>Good luck - Miku amta subham kalagalni korukumtunnanu </li><li>Nice to meet you - Ninnu kalasimamduku samtosumga umdi </li><li>You're welcome - Miku subham kalugaugaka </li></ol>

Day 6

<ol><li>Okati </li><li>Rendu </li><li>Moodu </li><li>Nalugu</li><li>Ayidhu </li><li>Aaru </li><li>Edu </li><li>Enimidhi </li><li>Tommidhi </li><li>Padi </li></ol>

Day 7 - Numbers (1 to 10)

20. Iravai 30. Muppai40. Nalabhai 50. Yabhai 60. Aravai 70. Debbhai 80. Enabhai 90. Tombhai 100. Vandha

Day 8 - Numbers (20 To )

<ol><li>Watching - Choostunna</li><li>Making - Chestunna</li><li>I know - Telusu</li><li>I don't know - Teliyadhu </li><li>Speak - Matladatanu</li></ol>

Day 9

<ol><li>I - Nenu</li><li>Mereko / Muze / Muzko - Naku</li><li>Tum - Nuvu</li><li>Tumse - Neeto </li><li>Tumko - Needhe </li><li>Hum - Memu / Manmu </li><li>Hum ko - Makuu </li><li>Ve - Valuu </li><li>Aap - Miru</li><li>Appka - Meedhi </li></ol>

Day 10 - Hindi To Telugu

<ol><li>Aapko - Miku </li><li>Ha - Avanu </li><li>Hanji - Avnundi </li><li>Tumhar - Nidhi </li><li>Nahiji - Ledandi </li><li>Aao - Ra</li><li>Jaao - Velu </li><li>Jaeye - Velndi</li><li>Namskar - Namskarmulu </li><li>Dhanwad - Dhanwadalu </li></ol>

Day 11 - Hindi To Telugu

<ol><li>Whom are you talking about - Evaru gurunchi matlaadthunnaav / matlaadthunnav (Without respect)</li><li>Shall we go for tea - Tea taagadaanikki veldhaama?</li><li>What shall we do? - Manam em chedhaam</li><li>Where are you working? - Meru ekkada pani chesthunnaru?</li><li>Enough - Chaalu </li></ol>

Day 12 - Senta

<ol><li>I want to drink tea - Naku chai thaagalanipisthundhi / thaagalni undhi </li><li>There is no water in the tank - Tanklo niru ledu </li><li>What's your favorite food - Meeku istamaina vantakam enti?</li><li>Come inside - Lopaliki raa / Lopaliki randi </li><li>When will you get marry? - Pelli eppudu chesukuntaru? </li></ol>

Day 13

<ol><li>Are you hungry - Meeku aakali vesthundha / aakaliga undha?</li><li>I’m not getting air - Naaku gaali raavatledu</li><li>I am new here - Nenu ikkada kotha.</li><li>Be happy- Santhoshang undu/ und andi </li><li>Came bro 2 minutes- Redu nimisham aana vachaa.</li></ol>

Day 14

<ol><li>I don’t know Telugu- Nenu Telugu radu.</li><li>Can you speek Hindi - Miru Hindilo maltadragra.</li><li>I had momos today- Nenu ivaala momos tinnanu.</li><li>I have lot of work today- Naaku ivaala chala work vundhi.</li><li>I have pencil- Na daggara pencil vundhi </li></ol>

Day 15

<ol><li>I want - Naku kaavali</li><li>I don’t want- Naku vaddhu</li><li>I going to sleep - Nenu Nidra povadanikki velthunnanu</li><li>Are you are ready- Meeru siddhanga unnara?</li><li>Sleep - Nidra po</li></ol><ul><li>Past - Nidra poyanu</li><li>present- Nidra pothunnanu</li><li>future - Nidra pothaanu</li></ul>

Day 16

<ol><li>Did everyone arrive? - Andaru vachara.</li><li>What happened? - Em aayindi?</li><li>Son - Kumarudu</li><li>Can you reduce ac - Annayya, Koncha, ac taggisthara</li><li>Bro, open the car dickey- Anna koncham car dickey/ vennakaale open cheyyandi</li></ol>

Day 17

<ol><li>Gold - Bangaram</li><li>What did you get? - Meeku emi dhorikindhi?</li></ol>

Day 18

<ol><li>Khule paise nahi hai- Chiller ledu </li><li>Tum thik thak hona- Nuvvu bagunnava? / Miru bagunnava?</li><li>Fir milege - Malli kaluddam.</li><li>Mai accha hu - Nenu bagunnau </li><li>Muze nahi pata - Naku teliyadu</li></ol>

Day 19 - Hindi To Telugu

<ol><li>Mai samji nahi - Naku artham kaledu </li><li>Fir khahege kya - Malli cheptara? / Cheptava</li><li>Mai kya kahi aap samjhe- Nenu emi annano meeku arthamaainda?</li><li>Muze samjha aaya- Naku arthamaaindi </li><li>Iska Hindi mai kya matalab hai? - E padanaki Hindilo artham emits?</li></ol>

Day 20 - Hindi To Telgu

In this  post you will learn some phrase in Telugu.

writing

Reading & Writing

education

Learning & Education

communication

Communication

100 Days of Telugu

Typography is a complex and ever-evolving field, but some of the basic principles of typography include-<ol><li>Typeface</li><li>Point Size</li><li>Line Length</li><li>Line Spacing</li><li>Letter Spacing</li></ol>

<ul><li>The typeface is the overall style of the letters. </li><li>There are thousands of different typeface available, each with its own unique personality. </li></ul>

1. Typeface

<ul><li>The point size is the size of the letters, measured in points. </li><li>A point is 1/72 of an inch. </li></ul>

2. Point Size

<ul><li>The line length is the width of a line of text. </li><li>A long line length can be difficult to read, while a short line length can be choppy. </li></ul>

3. Line Length

<ul><li>It is the amount of spce between lines of text. </li><li>Too much line spacing can make text look disconnected. </li><li>While too little line spacing can make text look cramped. </li></ul>

4. Line Spacing

<ul><li>It is the amount of space between individual letters. </li><li>Too much letter spacing can't make text look spaced out. </li><li>While too little letter spacing can make text look crowded. </li></ul>

5. Letter Spacing

"Typography is two-dimensional architecture, based on experience and imagination, and guided by rules and readab"

creativity

Creativity

product

Product & Design

Typography Principles

Color choice impact emotions and meaning. Red can convey energy and passion, while blue conveys trust and calmness

1. Understand The Meaning And Emotions Associated With Colors

Your brand's existing color palette and overall aesthetic should be taken into consideration when choosing colors for your design.

2. Consider Your Brand Identity

By understanding the psychological effects of the different colors, you can choose colors that are most likely to evoke the emotions you want to communicate in your design.

3. User Color Psychology

When choosing multiple colors for your design, consider how they will look together, you can use a color wheel for that.

4. Choose Colors That Complement Each Other

When choosing colors for your design, consider your target audience and their cultural backgrounds, as well as existing cultural associations with different colors.

5. Consider Your Audience

Too many colors can create a chaotic and confusing visual experience, while too few colors can create a monotone and boring design

6. Use Color In Moderation

Experiment with different color combinations and test them with your target audience to see which ones work best. Keep in mind that color preferences are subjective.

7. Experiment And Test

By following these tips, you can choose colors that enhance your design and communicate the emotions and meanings you want to convey to your audience.

Tips for Expression

"Color is a power which directly influences the soul."

Choosing the right color for your design can be a critical factor in creating a successful and impactful visual experience. Here are some tips to help you choose the right color for your design...

Understand yourself and those around you.

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Psychology

How to Choose Proper Colors for Design

There are some common fundamentals which are always used in design<ol><li>Emphasis</li><li>Balance</li><li>Contrast</li><li>Proportion</li><li>Repetition</li><li>Unity</li><li>Movement</li><li>White Space</li></ol>We can one by one...

Fundamentals Of Design

Emphasis is the use of visual elements to create a focal point in a design. This can be done through the use of contrast, size, color, or placement.

1. Emphasis

Balance is the distribution of visual weight in a design. There are two types of balance: symmetrical and asymmetrical. Symmetrical balance creates a sense of stability, while asymmetrical balance creates a sense of movement and interest.

2. Balance

Contrast is the use of opposites to create visual interest. It can be used to create a focal point or to emphasize certain elements of a design.

3. Contrast

Proportion is the relationship between the size of different elements in a design. It can be used to create a sense of harmony or balance.

4. Proportion

Rhythm is the repetition of elements in a design. This can create a sense of movement, excitement, or calmness.

5. Repetition

Unity is the sense of a whole that is created when all of the elements of a design work together. This can be achieved through the use of repetition, rhythm, color, or shape.

6. Unity

Movement is the illusion of motion in a design. It can be created through the use of lines, shapes, color, or texture.

7. Movement

White space is the area of a design that is not filled with any visual elements. It can be used to create a sense of balance, emphasis, or movement.

8. White Space

The fundamentals of design can be used to create a wide variety of designs, from simple logos to complex websites. By understanding these principles and elements, designers can create effective and visually appealing designs that communicate their message clearly and effectively.

Conclusion

"Good design is actually a lot harder to notice then poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible"

The fundamentals of design can be used to create a wide variety of designs form simple logos to complex websites.

100 Days of Telugu

Typography Principles

How to Choose Proper Colors for Design

Fundamentals of design

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