Spoken Tamil

Differences between Written & Spoken Subject Pronouns:

Pronoun (English)Pronoun (Written Tamil) Pronoun (Spoken Tamil)
நான்நா(ன்)
you (singular / familiar)நீsame
you (plural / respectful)நீங்கள்நீங்க(ள்)
weநாங்கள்  / நாம்நாங்க(ள்) / நாம
heஅவன்same
he (near)இவன்same
sheஅவள்அவ(ள்)
she (near) இவள்இவ(ள்)
he/sheஅவர்அவர் / அவரு
he/she (near)இவர்இவர் / இவரு
theyஅவர்கள்அவங்க(ள்)
they (near)இவர்கள்இவங்க(ள்)
thatஅதுsame
thisஇதுsame
those animals/thingsஅவைsame
these animals/things (near)இவைsame
Adapted from: “Spoken Tamil for Absolute Beginners” by Sanjay D

Differences between Written & Spoken Case Suffixes:

Tamil EnglishSignificanceWritten SuffixesSpoken Suffixes
First case Nominative Subject of sentence[Zero][Zero]
Second case Accusative Object of action -āi-e

Third case 
InstrumentalMeans by which action is done -āl-āle
-ōdu
Social Association, or means by which action is done-ōtu-ōdu
-kūda
Fourth case DativeObject to whom action is performed (u)kku-(u)kka
-ikki
Object for whom action is performed(u)kk-āka(u)kk-āka
Interiority, proximity, no contact  N/A-(u)kk-uḷḷe
-(u)kku + ppos.
Fifth case Ablative of Motion fromMotion from (an inanimate object) -il,
-iṉiṉru, 
-iliruntu,
-iruntu 
-lerundu
-rundu
Motion from (an animate object)iṭattiliruntukiṭṭerundu
Sixth case Genitive Possessive[Zero] 
-in,
-uțaiya,
-iṉuțaiya 
[Zero]
-ōdu,
-ōde
Proximate with contactN/Apostpositions
Seventh case Locative Place in which-il-le
On the person of (animate); in the presence of;itamkiṭṭe
Eighth case Vocative Addressing, callingē, āē, ā
Source: http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/~haroldfs/public/h_sch_9a.pdf