Part one - greetings and basic phrases Flashcards
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All good? Are you okay?
casual greeting
ke chha?
When you say Theek chha? as a question, it is an inquiry, “Are you okay? How are you? How are things? How is the day?”
Good
answer to ‘ke chha?
theekai chha
When said in response to a question or in the context of a conversation, it means general satisfaction, “I am well. This tea is good. This shawl is good for me. Today is a good day.”
how are you today?
younger/peer - older/unfamiliar - respect
timi laai aaja kasto chha?
tapaai laai aaja kasto chha?
hajur laai aaja kasto chha?
and how about you?
younger/peer - older/unfamiliar - respect
ani teemro k chha?
ani tapaai ko k chha?
ani hajur ko k chha?
not bad either
mero pani theekai chha
what are you doing now?
younger/peer - older/unfamiliar - respect
timi ahilay k gardai chhau?
tapaai ahilay k gardai hununchha?
hajur ahilay k gardai hununchha?
my = your = his = her = our = their =
my = mero your = teemro / tapaaiko / hajurko his = usko her = unko our = haamro their = tiniharuko/ uhaharuko
thank you very very much
dherai dherai dhanyabaad
im sorry (pardon me)
malaai maaf garnus
its ok
theekai chha
please say it again
fayri bhannuhos
fayri (fairee)
please say it slowly once again
peer/younger - polite form
ek patak fayri beestaarai bana ta
kreepayaa ek patak fayri beestaarai bhannus ta
my name is clare
mero naam clare ho
what is your name?
peer/ younger - older/unfamiliar
teemro naam k ho?
tapaai ko naam k ho?
nice to meet you
peer/ younger - older/unfamiliar
timi sanga bhetera khuusi laagyo
tapailai bhetera khuusi laagyo
same here (me too)
malaai pani
where are you from?
timi kahaa baata ho? tapaai kahaa baata ho? hajur kahaa baata ho? ---or--- tapaiko ghar kaha ho?
baata - from
kahaa - where
ho - are
i am from australia
ma australia baata aayeko
baata - from
ma - i
do you want to drink tea?
younger/peer - older/unfamiliar - respect
chiyaa piunay mann chha timi laai?
chiyaa piunay mann chha tapaai laai?
chiyaa piunay mann chha hajur laai?
piunay (puunay) - drink
ok thanks
huncha dhanyabaad
no its ok. i dont want. thanks
haina, theekai chha. Malai chahindaina. dhanyabaad.
no its ok
haina, theekai chha.
i dont want
malaai chahindaina
talk to you later
pachhi kuuraa garaulaa
have you eaten?
khana khannu bhaiyo?
Excuse me (getting attention)
Sunnu hos na?
goodbye
bida
-or-
ramro seeta janus
meet you later / see you later
Fayri bhetaula
fayri (later / again)
please speak more slowly
kreepayaa beestaarai bhannus
kreepayaa - please
beestaarai - slowly
bhannus - speak
You drink tea?
tapaai chiyaa piunuhunchha?
i don’t understand
Maile buhjina
and yours?
tapaai ko ni?
and you?
tapaai laai ni?
we will meet tomorrow
bholi bhetaula!
Great. Good. Beautiful. Enjoyable. Pretty. Excellent. Tasty.
ramro!
Ramro can mean any and all positive adjectives. Use it to describe, review or request any food, clothing, housing, tea, adventure, or person. eg:
“How is your mother?”
“Ramro!”
“How was the chiyaa?”
“Dherai ramro!”
what happened?
k bhaiyo?
i am fine
sanchai chhu
do you like tea?
tapailai chiya man parchha?
would you like tea?
tapailai chiya lyau?
yes please
lyaunuhos
yes i like
ho man parchha
no i dont like
haina man pardaina
what is it?
k ho?