Frequently asked questions

Tamil proverbs — each with its meaning, a short story, and a reader note — plus classical Tamil literature, grammar, the Tamil calendar, multiplication tables (vaipaadu), measurements, shapes, and numbers. All of it comes with quizzes and six learning games built from the same content.

Ver is available in 56 languages — both the app itself and the proverbs, grammar, and other content within it, so you can learn Tamil culture in the language you're most comfortable in.

Yes — tap the Listen icon on a proverb, grammar topic, literature entry, or most other content in the app, and it's narrated aloud in one of 7 family-style voices, from Paati and Thatha to Kutty.

Ver has four quiz modes — guess the meaning, guess the proverb, fill in the blanks, and true or false — drawing questions from proverbs, grammar, literature, and more. Your best score for each mode is saved on your device.

Six of them: a crossword built from Tamil words and their meanings, a memory-match pairing game, a typing race, a falling-answer challenge, an odd-one-out round, and a match game — all drawing on the same proverbs, grammar, literature, and other content.

Tap the favorite icon on any proverb to bookmark it, then find every saved proverb together in Favorites.

Yes — open any proverb, literature entry, or grammar topic and tap Share to send it to someone else.

No. There's no sign-in and no account system — your favorites, quiz scores, and settings are all stored on your own device.

Yes — Ver is ad-supported with banner and occasional interstitial ads from Google AdMob, with no subscription or in-app purchase. Where required by law, you'll see a consent choice before any ads are shown.

Ver includes a curated selection from classical works like Thirukkural and Aathichudi, prepared for learning and enjoyment — not the complete canonical texts. More is being added over time.