The app teaches Tamil letters with three modules: Vowels, Consonants, and Aytam. Each letter can be enlarged, and a 'Vilakkam' button displays a word, picture, and sound for interactive learning.
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The app presents large letters for learning the sign language alphabet. It includes a menu for direct access to specific letters and forward/back buttons for navigation.
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Learn the imperial by scrolling through letters to study their shapes and sounds. Practice tracing each character for familiarity. Quiz yourself on letter recognition and order. Note the right-to-left writing direction and its Semitic origins.