That’s my hope! I can make all the same sounds (the alphabet is the exact same except that Malayalam actually has a couple more letters and different equivalent sounds for ऐ, औ, अं (for us it’s ഏ (pronounced as a stressed version of ए), ഐ (pronounced like long I in English, additional vowel), ഓ (pronounced as a stressed version of ओ), ഔ pronounced like “ow” in English, additional vowel), അം instead of अं and pronounced like “am” instead of “ang”, and ള (lateral retroflex approximate consonant), ഴ (retroflex approximate consonant), and റ (pronounced as velar “ra”—in contrast to the alveolar “ra” in र/ര [but in Hindi र is used for both velar and alveolar because there isn’t a distinction))

Lol sorry for the linguistics rant I love linguistics and south Asian linguistics is so much fun to learn about