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The Tamil proverbs are the verbal literature that has dwelled in the lives of the Tamils. It has been practised through common speech for centuries. Thus, both male and female adolescent play a major role in spreading proverbs in the common speech. Many psychologists have tested that both genders have a different speech path. Women are said to be capable of using calm and manner words. Women are more skilful in speeches on family and relationship, discussing social topics and expressing inner thoughts. Women have breviloquence and indirect speech skills together, while men are highly reporting and being explanatory. Men seem to be more focused on external activities. Men tend to keep silence in uncontrolled environments and talk more to demonstrate their ability in controlled environments. This survey shows the different trends of speech between the gender does not make much impact on the usage and the understanding of Tamil proverbs. The motives and circumstances of their use of the Tamil proverbs are different. However, the usage and understanding of the Tamil proverbs are similar to both genders.

muallim journal of social sciences and humanities

ஆண் பெண் பாலினர்களின் பேச்சு வழக்கில் பழமொழியின் பயன்பாடும் புரிதலும் [AAN PHEN PAALINARKALIN PEECCHI VALAKKIL PALAMOLIYIN PAYANPAADUM PURITALUM] (THE USAGE AND THE UNDERSTANDING OF TAMIL PROVERBS IN THE COMMON SPEECH ACCORDING TO GENDER)