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Basics in Konkani phrasebook
Basics in Konkani phrasebook
Hello.�
Namaskar
Hello. (informal)�
Namaskar
How are you?�
kaso assa?(male);Kashe assa?(female)
I Am Fine�
Haav Sauki Asa
Fine, thank you.�
bur assa
What is your name?�
Tuggele naav kithe?
My name is ______ .�
______ . (Mhajhe nav ____)
Nice to meet you.�
. Tumka mell-nu khushi zalli
Please.�
Chike
Thank you.�
. Dev Borem Korum
You're welcome.�
. ( )
Yes.�
. ( Vhoi/Vai)
No.�
. (Na )
Excuse me. (getting attention)�
(matshe aikta )
Excuse me. (begging pardon)�
(matshe parat ekda sang )
I'm sorry.�
Makka Maaf Kari
Goodbye�
. Yetha Literally- 'Will come again'
Goodbye (informal)�
. (bare meluya parat kennai )
I can't speak name of language [well].�
[ ]. (Mhaka [] ulovpak yena)
Do you speak English?�
�? (Tumi English ulaytat�?)
Is there someone here who speaks English?�
�? (Hanga konney English ullaitati assat�?)
Help!�
�! (madat kar�!)
Look out!�
�! (Palle )
Good morning.�
. (Dis Borem Zavonn )
Good evening.�
. (Sanj Borem Zavonn )
Good night.�
. (Rati Boren Zavonn )
Good night (to sleep)�
. (Havn Nidata )
I don't understand.�
. ( Mhaka Kallana)
Where is the toilet?�
�? (Toilet khany asa?)
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