Tamil-Ngî
Tamil-ngî (தமிழ்; IPA /tæmɪɻ/) he yit-chúng yû chhêu-ko ngi-chhiên ngièn li̍t-sṳ́ ke ngî-ngièn, su̍k-yî Dravida Ngî-hì, thûng-hàng yî Yin-thu nàm-phu, Sri Lanka tûng-pet-phu.
Kì he Tamil Nadu lâu Puducherry ke kôn-fông ngî-ngièn. Chhai Yin-thu-yòng khi̍p nàm Thai-phìn-yòng put-séu Yin-thu yí kî-mìn ya-he kóng Tamil-ngî ke, kì-têu san-pu yî Madagascar, Mauritius, Fiji tén thi. Kîn-kí thúng-kie, chhai 1996-ngièn, Tamil-ngî chhai chhiòn-khiù ke ngî-ngièn ngìn-khiéu chûng phài thi 18 vi, yû ngî-ngièn ngìn-khiéu 7400 van-ngìn.
Li̍t-sṳ́
Lui-phe̍t
Thi-lî fûn-phu
Fông-ngièn
Ngî-yîm
Sṳ-mû
Vùn-fap
Chu-sṳt
Chhâm-siòng
Ngoi-phu Lièn-kiet
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