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Hello - नमस्कार (namaskar) or namaste (नमस्ते) Goodbye -अलविदा (Alvida), चलता हूँ (chaltā hūn) Please enter. - पधारिये। (Padhāriye.) See you again. - फिर मिलेंगे। (Phir milenge.) Thank you - धन्यवाद (dhanyavād), शुक्रिया (śukriyā) It is nice to meet you, I felt good meeting you. - आप से मिल के ख़ुशी हुई, आप से मिल के अच्छा लगा। (Āp se mil ke ḫuśī huī, āp se mil ke acchā lagā.) Please take me to my hotel. - कृप्या मुझे मेरे होटल ले ___। (kripyā mujhe mere hoṭel le CH-LI-YE.) Where is the bathroom? - शौंचालय किधर है? (Śauncālay kidhar hai?) How much does this cost? - यह कितने का है? (Yeh kitne kā hai?) How is your health? How is it? What is going on? - क्या हाल है? कैसे हो/हैं? क्या चल रहा है? (Kyā hāl hai? Kaise ho/hain? Kyā chal rahā hai? Where's the phone? - फ़ोन कहाँ है? (Fon kahān hai?) Where are you? - किधर हो तुम? / कहाँ हो तुम? / कहाँ हैं आप? (Kidhar ho tum? / Kahān ho tum? / Kahān hain āp?) Can I sit here? (speaker is male) - क्या मैं यहाँ बैठ सकता हूँ? (Kyā main yahān baiṭ saktā hūn?) Can I sit here? (speaker is female) - क्या मैं यहाँ बैठ सकती हूँ? (Kyā main yahān baiṭ saktī hūn?) I need a (taxi, car, telephone, pen). - मुझे एक (टैक्सि, कार/गाड़ी, फ़ोन, क़लम/पेन) चाहिये। (Mujhe ek (ṭāksi, kār/gaṛī, fon, qalam/pen) cāhiye.) I need to go - मुझे जाना है mujhe jaana hai / मुझे जाना पड़ेगा mujhe jaana padega / मुझे जाना होगा mujhe jaana hoga You need/have to go - आपको जाना है aap ko jaana hai / आपको जाना पड़ेगा aap ko jaana padega / आपको जाना होगा aapko jaana hoga / तुम्हें जाना है tumhe jaana hai / तुझे जाना है tujhe jaana hai Translation Phrase Transliteration Hindi हिन्दी hindī hello/goodbye (Hindu, north) नमस्ते namaste hello/goodbye (Hindu, south) नमस्कार namaskār hello/goodbye (Sikh) सत श्री अकाल sat śrī akāl hello (Muslim) अस्सलाम अलैकुम assalām alaikum hello (Muslim reply) वालैकुम अस्सलाम vālaikum assalām goodbye (Muslim) ख़ुदा हाफ़िज़ khuda hāfiz please* (Urdu) मेहरबानी करके mehrbānī karke please* कृपया kṛipaya thank you* (Sanskrit origin) धन्यवाद dhanyavād thank you* (Arabic origin) शुक्रिया śukriyā thank you very much बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद/शुक्रिया bahut bahut dhanyavād/śukriyā you're welcome (don’t mention it) कोई बात नहीं koī bāt nahīn excuse me, sorry, please forgive me माफ़ कीजिये māf kījiye excuse me (lit. please listen) ज़रा सुनिये zarā suniye yes जी हाँ jī hān no/not जी नहीं jī nahīn good!/awesome!/oh.../really?!/well! अच्छा! acchā! (all-purpose adj./interj.) How are you? आप कैसे/कैसी हैं? āp kaise/kaisī hai? (male/female respondent) Okay! ठीक है! ṭhīk hai! one minute! (“just a sec”; interj.) एक मिनट ek minaṭ I don’t understand मैं नहीं समझा/समझी main nahīn samjha/samjhī (m/f) I don’t know मैं नहीं जानता/जानती हूँ main nahīn jāntā/jāntī hun (m/f) English अंग्रेज़ी angrezī what is your name? आप का नाम क्या है? āp kā nām kyā hai? my name is ... मेरा नाम ... है mera nām ... hai It was nice to meet you आप से मिलकर बहुत ख़ुशी हुई āp se milkar bahut khuśī huī It was nice to meet you too (lit. to me also) मुझे भी mujhe bhī Do you speak English? क्या आप अंग्रेज़ी बोलते/बोलती है? kyā āp angrezī bolte/boltī (m/f) hain? *These are not used nearly as casually in Hindi and Urdu as they are in western languages. कृपया especially is used only in cases of true importance or urgency, and using it otherwise would sound incredibly stilted and formal. Instead, politeness is achieved by proper address and verb forms and body language/tone of voice. Actions To make a phone call: PHONE KAR-NAA. Hindi uses two forms of address. One is honoring and the other is common. Honoring address is used when talking to first acquaintances, unfamiliar people, and to elders (relations and age).... Examples include Where are you? => aap kahan hain What is your name? => aapka naam kya hai , aapka naam jaan sakta hoon? Please have a seat. => kripya baithiye, virajiye The common type of address is used with friends and those of the same age group with whom one is familiar.... Examples include Where are you? => kahan ho? What is your name? => tumhara naam kya hai, Have a seat. => baitho, baith. For Hindi learners, it is better to stick to the first type of address. Hindi speakers normally use 'namaste' or 'namaskar' for all occasions (meaning good morning/afternoon/day/evening/night) especially with honorific use, although these may also be used: good morning => su-pra-bhaa't good evening => shubh-sun-dhyaa good night => shubh raat-ri Simple words Help: मदद (madad), सहायता (sahāyata) Doctor: डाक्टर (ḍākṭar), चिकित्सक, (cikitsak) Police: पोलिस (polis) Pharmacy: दवाख़ाना (davāḫānā), चिकित्सालय (cikitsālaya) Taxi: टैक्सी (ṭaiksī) Train: ट्रेन (ṭren), रेल (rel), रेलगाड़ी (relgāṛī) Subway: सबवे (sabwe), भूमिगत पैदल पार पथ (bhūmigat paidal pār path) Bus: बस (bas) Street: सड़क (saṛak) Way: रास्ता (rāstā), राह (rāh), मार्ग (mārg) Left: बायाँ (bāyān) To the left: बाएँ (bāen) Right: दायाँ (dāyān) To the right: दाएँ (dāen) Middle: बीच (bīc), मध्य (madhya) In the middle: बीच में (bīc men), बीचों बीच (bīcon bīc) Under, below: नीचे (nīce) (pronounced NEE-CHE, not like English "nice") Beef: गाए का गोश्त (gāe kā gośt) Chicken: चिकन (cikan), मुर्ग़ (murġ) Fish: मछली (machlī) Pork: सुअर का गोश्त (suar kā gośt) Veal: बछडे (bachde) Broil: भूनना (bhūnnā) Bake (v.): सेकना (seknā) Baked: सिका (sikā), सेंका (senkā) Boil (v.): उबालना (ubālnā) Boiled: उबला (ublā) Fry (v.): तलना (talnā) Fried: तला (talā) Vegetable: सबज़ी (sabzī) Salad: सलाद (salād) Bread: रोटी (roṭī) Cheese: पनीर (panīr) (A fresh cheese, closer to curd. True, cured cheeses are rare in India.) Rice: चावल (cāwal) Potato: आलू (ālū) Chick peas: चना (canā) Pickle: अचार (acār) Soup: सूप (sūp) Chocolate: चाकलेट (cākaleṭ) Dessert: मिठाई (miṭhāī) Coffee: काफ़ी (kāfī) Tea: चाय (chāi) Milk: दूध (dūdh) Water: पानी (pānī), जल (jal) Phrases नमस्ते (namaste) - a standard greeting (literally means "I bow to you") नमस्कार (namaskār) - a standard greeting आप कैसे हैं? (Āp kaise hain?) - How are you? आप का नाम क्या है? (Āp kā nām kyā hai?) - What is your name? आप कहाँ जा रहे हैं? (Āp kahān jā rahe hain?) - Where are you going? शुक्रिया (shukriyā) - thanks बहुत बहुत शुक्रिया (bahut bahut shukriyā) - thanks a lot आपका बहुत बहुत शुक्रिया (āpka bahut bahut shukriyā) - thank you so much प्रणाम (pranām) - a greeting, similar to नमस्ते (namaste) but used for much older or respectful people सही (sahī) - nice, right, good बहुत सही (bahut sahī) - very good आप की उम्र (āp kī umr) - your age आप का नाम (āp kā nām) - your name आप का पता (āp kā patā) - your address आज कैसा मौसम है? (Āj kaisā mausam hai?) - How is the weather today? बैठिये (bathiye) - have a seat और सबज़ी लेंगे? (Aur sabzī lenge?) - Will you have more vegetables? और चावल लीजिये। (Aur chāwal lījiye.) - Have more rice. थोड़ी देर इन्तज़ार कीजिये। (Thoṛī der intzār kījiye.) - Wait for some time. ठहरिये (ṭhahriye) - wait a little समय क्या है? (Samay kyā hai?) - What's the time? Conversation Here's a complete conversation in Hindi: नीरजः मैं स्कूल जा रहा हूँ। (Nīraj: Main skūl jā rahā hūn.) Neeraj: I am going to school. माँः ठीक है बेटा। (Mān: Ṭīk hai beṭā.) Mom: All right son. नीरजः आज टिफ़न में क्या दिया है? (Nīraj: Āj ṭifan men kyā diyā hai?) What have you given me in tiffin? माँः आज मैं ने सैंडविच और कुछ लड्डू दिये हैं। (Mān: Āj main ne sainḍwic aur kuch ladū diye hain.) I have given some sandwich and sweet called ladoo. नीरजः वाह! (Nīraj: Wāh!) Nice! माँः बेटा समय से वापस आ जाना। (Mān: Beṭā samay se wāpas ā jānā.) Son, come back on time. or Honey, come back promptly. नीरजः हाँ माता जी! स्कूल ख़त्म होते सीधा घर आऊँगा। (Nīraj: Hān Mātā-jī! Skūl ḫatm hote sidhā ghar āūngā.) Yes Mom! I'll be back home straight after school ends. Category: Hindi

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Vowels

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[edit] Common diphthongs

[edit] Phrase list

Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase.

[edit] Basics

Common signs KING  raja QUEEN  rani OPEN  khola खुला CLOSED  bond ENTRANCE  prabesha EXIT  prasthana PUSH  khulantu खोलिए PULL  banda karantu TOILET  shouchalaya MEN  purusha WOMEN  mahila FORBIDDEN

nishedh

Hello. 

. (namaskar )

Hello. (informal) 

. ( )

How are you? 

 ? ( tume kemiti acha?)

Fine, thank you. 

. ( bhala achi,dhanyabada)

What is your name? 

 ? ( tuma nama kana?)

My name is ______ . 

______ . ( mora nama _____ .)

Nice to meet you. 

. (tuma sahita sakhyata kari bhala lagila )

Please. 

. (dayakari )

Thank you. 

. ( dhanyabada)

You're welcome. 

. (Su shwagatham )

Yes. 

. ( han)

No. 

. (na )

Excuse me. (getting attention) 

. (aangya )

Excuse me. (begging pardon) 

. ( khyama karibe)

I'm sorry. 

. (mun duhkhita )

Goodbye 

. (Bidaay namaskar)

Goodbye (informal) 

. ( )

I can't speak name of language [well]. 

[ ]. ( [ ])mu ye bhasha nahi kohi pari

Do you speak English? 

 ? ( tume english kahipara?)

Is there someone here who speaks English? 

 ? ( ?)eithi kehi engraji kohi paronti?

Help! 

 ! ( sahajya!)

Look out! 

 ! ( dekha!)

Good morning. 

. (suprabhata )

Good evening. 

. ( susandhya)

Good night. 

. ( subha ratri)

Good night (to sleep) 

. ( )

I don't understand. 

. ( mun bujhi paruni)

Where is the toilet? 

 ? (souchalaya kauthi ?)

[edit] Problems

Leave me alone. 

. (mate ekutia chadi dia .)

Don't touch me! 

 ! (mate chuan nahin !)

I'll call the police. 

. ( mun pulis dikibi.)

Police! 

 ! (pulis !)

Stop! Thief! 

 ! ! (rahija! chora ! !)

I need your help. 

. ( mate tuma sajajya darkar.)

It's an emergency. 

. (eha eka apadkalina paristhiti .)

I'm lost. 

. ( .)mu haji jauchi

I lost my bag. 

. (mo bastani haji gala .)

I lost my wallet. 

. ( mo purse haji gala.)

I'm sick. 

. (mun asustha achi .)

I've been injured. 

. ( .)moro chot laguchi

I need a doctor. 

. (dakatara ku daka .)

Can I use your phone? 

 ? (mun tuma phone byabahara karipare ki ?)

[edit] Numbers

1 

(aek)

2 

(dui)

3 

(tini)

4 

(chari)

5 

(panch)

6 

(chha)

7 

(sata)

8 

(atha)

9 

(nao)

10 

(daus)

11 

(egaara)

12 

(baara)

13 

(tera)

14 

(chaudha)

15 

(panara)

16 

(sohala)

17 

(satara)

18 

(athara)

19 

(uneyis)

20 

(kodie)

21 

(ekuisi)

22 

(baeesi)

23 

(teyeesi)

30 

(tirisi)

40 

(chalisi)

50 

(pachaas)

60 

(saathiye)

70 

(saturi)

80 

(asi)

90 

(nabe)

100 

(aek-saw)

200 

(dui-saw)

300 

(tini-saw)

1,000 

(hajaar)

2,000 

(dui-haazar)

1,000,000 

(dasa lakhya )

1,000,000,000 

( )soto koti

1,000,000,000,000 

( )lakhya koti

number _____ (train, bus, etc.) 

( )

half 

(adhaa )

less 

(kawm )

more 

(besi )

[edit] Time

now 

(ebe )

later 

(pare )

before 

(purbaru )

morning 

(sakala )

afternoon 

(mdhyanha )

evening 

(sndhya )

night 

(rati )

[edit] Clock time

one o'clock AM 

(rati gote )

two o'clock AM 

(rati duita )

noon 

(madhyahna )

one o'clock PM 

(aparahna gote )

two o'clock PM 

( aparahna duita)

midnight 

(madhyaratri )

[edit] Duration

_____ minute(s) 

(muhurta )

_____ hour(s) 

(ghanta )

_____ day(s) 

(dina )

_____ week(s) 

(saptaha )

_____ month(s) 

(maasah )

_____ year(s) 

(barsah )

[edit] Days

today 

(Aaji )

yesterday 

(Gata kali )

tomorrow 

(Asnta Kali )

this week 

(ehi saptaha )

last week 

(purba sptaha )

next week 

(pra saptaha )

Sunday 

(Rabibar )

Monday 

(Somabar )

Tuesday 

(Mangalbar )

Wednesday 

(Budhabar )

Thursday 

(Gurubar )

Friday 

(Sukrabar )

Saturday 

(Sanibar )

[edit] Months

January 

( )

February 

( )

March 

( )

April 

( )

May 

( )

June 

( )

July 

( )

August 

( )

September 

( )

October 

( )

November 

( )

December 

( )

[edit] Writing time and date

[edit] Colors

black 

(kala )

white 

(dhala )

gray 

(dhusara )

red 

(naali )

blue 

(nila )

yellow 

(haladia )

green 

(sabuja )

orange 

(kamala )

purple 

(baigani )

brown 

(badami )

[edit] Transportation

[edit] Bus and train

How much is a ticket to _____? 

( _____ku ticket kette paisa?')

One ticket to _____, please. 

( 'gote ticket _______ku diantu')

Where does this train/bus go? 

( ye train/bus kouthiki jaye ?)

Where is the train/bus to _____? 

( kana ye train/bus _____ku jibaki?)

Does this train/bus stop in _____? 

(ye train/bus _____re ruhe ki ? )

When does the train/bus for _____ leave? 

(Ketebele ye train/bus _____pain chhadiba ? )

When will this train/bus arrive in _____? 

(ketebele ye train/bus ____re pahanchiba? )

[edit] Directions

How do I get to _____ ? 

( )

...the train station? 

( )

...the bus station? 

( )

...the airport? 

( )

...downtown? 

( )

...the youth hostel? 

( )

...the _____ hotel? 

( )

...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? 

( )

Where are there a lot of... 

( )

...hotels? 

( )

...restaurants? 

( )

...bars? 

( )

...sites to see? 

( )

Can you show me on the map? 

( )

street 

( )

Turn left. 

( )

Turn right. 

( )

left 

( )

right 

( )

straight ahead 

( )

towards the _____ 

( )

past the _____ 

( )

before the _____ 

( )

Watch for the _____. 

( )

intersection 

( )

north 

( )

south 

( )

east 

( )

west 

( )

uphill 

( )

downhill 

( )

[edit] Taxi

Taxi! 

( )

Take me to _____, please. 

( )

How much does it cost to get to _____? 

( )

Take me there, please. 

( )

[edit] Lodging

Do you have any rooms available? 

( )

How much is a room for one person/two people? 

( )

Does the room come with... 

( )

...bedsheets? 

( )

...a bathroom? 

( )

...a telephone? 

( )

...a TV? 

( )

May I see the room first? 

( )

Do you have anything quieter? 

( )

...bigger? 

( )

...cleaner? 

( )

...cheaper? 

( )

OK, I'll take it. 

( )

I will stay for _____ night(s). 

( )

Can you suggest another hotel? 

( )

Do you have a safe? 

( )

...lockers? 

( )

Is breakfast/supper included? 

( )

What time is breakfast/supper? 

( )

Please clean my room. 

( )

Can you wake me at _____? 

( )

I want to check out. 

( )

[edit] Money

Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars? 

( )

Do you accept British pounds? 

( )

Do you accept Euros? 

( )

Do you accept credit cards? 

( )

Can you change money for me? 

( )

Where can I get money changed? 

( )

Can you change a traveler's check for me? 

( )

Where can I get a traveler's check changed? 

( )

What is the exchange rate? 

( )

Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)? 

( )

[edit] Eating

A table for one person/two people, please. 

( )

Can I look at the menu, please? 

( )

Can I look in the kitchen? 

( )

Is there a house specialty? 

( )

Is there a local specialty? 

( )

I'm a vegetarian. 

( )

I don't eat pork. 

( )

I don't eat beef. 

( )

I only eat kosher food. 

( )

Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard) 

( )

fixed-price meal 

( )

a la carte 

( )

breakfast 

( )

lunch 

( )

tea (meal) 

( )

supper 

( )

I want _____. 

( )

I want a dish containing _____. 

( )

chicken 

( )

beef 

( )

fish 

( )

ham 

( )

sausage 

( )

cheese 

( )

eggs 

( )

salad 

( )

(fresh) vegetables 

( )

(fresh) fruit 

( )

bread 

( )

toast 

( )

noodles 

( )

rice 

(bath )

beans 

( )

May I have a glass of _____? 

( )

May I have a cup of _____? 

( )

May I have a bottle of _____? 

( )

coffee 

( )

tea (drink) 

( )

juice 

( )

(bubbly) water 

( )

(still) water 

( )

beer 

( )

red/white wine 

( )

May I have some _____? 

( )

salt 

( )

black pepper 

( )

butter 

( )

Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server)

( )

I'm finished. 

( )

It was delicious. 

( )

Please clear the plates. 

( )

The check, please. 

( )

I am leaving. 

(" Mu Jaavuchi")

[edit] Bars

Do you serve alcohol? 

( )

Is there table service? 

( )

A beer/two beers, please. 

( )

A glass of red/white wine, please. 

( )

A pint, please. 

( )

A bottle, please. 

( )

_____ (hard liquor) and _____ (mixer), please. 

( )

whiskey 

( )

vodka 

( )

rum 

( )

water 

( )

club soda 

( )

tonic water 

( )

orange juice 

( )

Coke (soda) 

( )

Do you have any bar snacks? 

( )

One more, please. 

( )

Another round, please. 

( )

When is closing time? 

( )

Cheers! 

( )

[edit] Shopping

Do you have this in my size? 

( )

How much is this? 

( )

That's too expensive. 

( )

Would you take _____? 

( )

expensive 

( )

cheap 

( )

I can't afford it. 

( )

I don't want it. 

( )

You're cheating me. 

( )

I'm not interested. 

(..)

OK, I'll take it. 

( )

Can I have a bag? 

( )

Do you ship (overseas)? 

( )

I need... 

( )

...toothpaste. 

( )

...a toothbrush. 

( )

...tampons. 

. ( )

...soap. 

( )

...shampoo. 

( )

...pain reliever. (e.g., aspirin or ibuprofen) 

( )

...cold medicine. 

( )

...stomach medicine. 

... ( )

...a razor. 

( )

...an umbrella. 

( )

...sunblock lotion. 

( )

...a postcard. 

( )

...postage stamps. 

( )

...batteries. 

( )

...writing paper. 

( )

...a pen. 

( )

...English-language books. 

( )

...English-language magazines. 

( )

...an English-language newspaper. 

( )

...an English-English dictionary. 

( )

[edit] Driving

I want to rent a car. 

( )

Can I get insurance? 

( )

stop (on a street sign) 

( )

one way 

( )

yield 

( )

no parking 

( )

speed limit 

( )

gas (petrol) station 

( )

petrol 

( )

diesel 

( )

[edit] Authority

I haven't done anything wrong. 

('mun kichhi bhul karini' )

It was a misunderstanding. 

( )

Where are you taking me? 

( )

Am I under arrest? 

( )

I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. 

( )

I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. 

( )

I want to talk to a lawyer. 

( )

Can I just pay a fine now? 

( )

Basic Phrases of the Oriya Language

Oriya is the official language of Orissa. The language has spread majorly to the north eastern states of India. The language has strong influences from the neighboring Bengali and Assamese languages. The Oriya people live in the coastal province of Orissa and primarily speak the Oriya language.
Some of the basic phrases in the Oriya language are as follows:

Basics

I	---	Mu
He	---	Sey
She	---	Sey
You	---	Tome
They	---	Semane
It	---	Eha
This	---	Eha
That	---	Taha

Greetings

Hello	---	Namaskar
How are you?	---	Kemiti accho
I am fine	---	Mu bhalare acchi

Relationships

Father	---	Bapa
Mothe	---	Ma
Husband	---	Swami
Wife	---	Sthri
Elder sister	---	Nani
Younger Sister	---	Choto bhauni
Elder Brother	---	Dada
Younger Brother	---	Choto bhai

Words

Come	---	Aaso, aasontu (with respect)
Go	---	Jao
Came	---	Aasila
Take	---	Niyo
Fast	---	Sighra
Slow	---	Aaste
Water	---	Jolo
Home	---	Ghara
Yesterday	---	Gola kali
Today	---	Aaji
Tomorrow	---	Aasonta kali
Day	---	Dino
Night	---	Raati
Morning	---	Sokalo
In the morning	---	Sokaley
Evening	---	Sonjo
Sleep	---	Needo
Food	---	Khadiyo
To Drink	---	Peeyo
Enough	---	Bahut
Shop	---	Dukano

Numbers

1	---	Eka
2	---	Dui
3	---	Teeni
4	---	Chari
5	---	Pancho
6	---	Cho
7	---	Saato
8	---	Aatho
9	---	No
10	---	Doso

Common Phrases

What is your name?	---	Tumoro naamo
What happened?	---	Kono hela
Did you have your lunch?	---	Khayilo ki?
Come home	---	Gharo ku aasa
Please sit	---	Doyakari basontu
Thank You	---	Dhanyabado

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Don't worry in Oriya

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Everything is ready in Oriya

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He's very famous in Oriya

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How are you? in Oriya

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How's work going? in Oriya

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Hurry! in Oriya

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I ate already in Oriya

MU KHAISARILINI

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Oriya 3

hello = NA-MA-SKAR
goodbye = VID-AA-YA
please = DA-YA KA-RI
thank you = DHAN-YA-BAHD
it is nice to meet you = A-PAN-AN-KU DE-KHI KHU-SI HE-LI
take me to my hotel = MO-TE MO-RA HOTEL-KU NEI-JIBE-KI
where is the bathroom = PA I KHANA KE UN THI
how much does this cost = E HA RA DAM KETE
help = SA-HAJ-YA
doctor = DOC-TOR
police = PO-LICE
pharmacy = AUS-AD-HA
taxi = TAXI
train = TRAIN
subway = SUB-WAY
bus = BUS
street = GA-LI
left = BA-MA
right = DA-HA-NA
middle = MAH-JI
under = TA-LE
beef = GO-MAN-SA
chicken = KU-KU-DA
lamb = CHE-LI or ME-NDHA
goat = CHHE-LI fish = MACH-HA
pork = GHU-SU-RI
veal = VEAL
ham = HAM
broil = BROIL
bake = BAKE
boil = SIJ-HA
fry = BHA-JA
vegetable = PA-RI-BA
salad = SALAD
bread = PAUN-RU-TI
cheese = GHEE-AA or CHHE-NA
ghee (butter) = GHEE-AA rice = CHA-UL-A
potato = A-LU
soup = SOUP
chocolate = CHOCOLATE
dessert = MIH-TA
coffee = COFFEE
tea = CHA-HA
milk = DUD-HA
beer = BEER
purified water = MINERAL WATER

Oriya 2

Mu: I
Say: He
Say: She
Kana: What
Ate: Is
Tumara: Your
Nama: Name
Tume: You
Eita: It
Aasa: Come
Basiba: Sit
Tume kipari acha: How are you?
Mu bhal achhi: I am fine.
Tuma nama kana: What is your name?
Mu kana kari paribi: What can I do?
Tume kemiti asila: How did you come?
Mu kausti ki jibi: Where should I go?
Mu kaha sahaita dekhakaribi: Whom should I contact?

Oriya usefull Phrases english

English	ଓଡ଼ିଆ (Oriya)
Welcome	Swaagata
Hello	ନମସ୍କର (namascara) ନମସ୍ତେ (namaste) ଶୁଣିବେ (sunibe)
How are you? I'm fine, thank you.	କିମିଥିହି ଅତ୍ଚନ୍ଥି? (kimithihi achanti?) ଆପଣ କିପରି ଅଛନ୍ତି? (āpaṇa kipari achanti?)
	ମୁଁ ଭଲ ଅଛି, ଧନ୍ୟବାଦ. ଆଉ ଆପଣ? (mum̐ bhala achi, dhanẏabād. ā'u āpaṇa?)
Long time no see	Bahut din helani dekha nahi
What's your name? My name is ...	ତୁମର ନାମ କଗ୍ଦଣ? (tumara nāma kagnaṇa?)
	ମୋର ନାମ ... (mora nāma ...)
Where are you from? I'm from ...	ଆପଣ କେଉଁଠାରୁ ଆସିଛନ୍ତି? (āpana keũṭāru āsichanti?) Tame kouthu asicha?
	ମୁଁ ଆସିଛି (mũ āsichi ...) Mu ....... ru asichi
Pleased to meet you	ନମସ୍କର (namascara) ନମସ୍ତେ (namaste) ଶୁଣିବେ (sunibe)
Good morning	ସୁପ୍ରଭାତ୍ (suprabhaat)
Good afternoon	ସୁଭସନ୍ଧ୍ଯା (shubhashandhaa)
Good evening	Subha sandhya
Good night	ସୁଭରାତ୍ର (shubharaatra)
Goodbye	ସୁବିଦାୟ (shubidaay)
Good luck	Sabu subha hau
Cheers/Good health!	Khusi re ruhantu
Have a nice day	Subha din
Bon appetit	Subha trupti
Bon voyage	Subha jatra
I don't know	ମୁଁ ଜାଣି ନାହିଁ (mum̐ jāṇi nāhim̐)
I understand	ମୁଁ ବୁଝେ (Mũ bujhe)
I don't understand	Mun bujhi paru nahin
Please speak more slowly	Daya kari tike aste aste kuhantu
Please say that again	Dayakari authare kuhantu
Please write it down	Dayakari lekhi diyantu
Do you speak English?	ଆପଣ ଇଂରାଜୀ କୁହନ୍ତି କି? (āpaṇa inrājī kuhanti ki)
Do you speak Oriya? Yes, a little	ଆପଣ ଓଡ଼ିଆ କୁହନ୍ତି କି? (āpaṇa ōṛi'ā kuhanti ki)
	ହଁ, ଟିକେ, ଟିକେ (hã, ṭikē ṭikē)
How do you say ... in Oriya?	... ku oriya re kana kahanti?
Excuse me	କ୍ଷମା କରିବେ (kyamā karibe) - to get past କ୍ଷମା କରନ୍ତୁ (kyamā karantu) - to get attention
How much is this?	ୟାର ଦାମ୍ କେତେ? (ẏāra dām kētē)
Sorry	ମୁଁ ଦୁଃଖିତ (mū duḥkhita)
Please	ଦୟକ୍ରି (dayakari)
Thank you Response	ଧନ୍ୟବାଦ୍ (dhanyabaad) ତୁମ୍ଭଙ୍କୁ ଧନ୍ଯବାଦ୍ (tumbhangku dhanyabaad)
	Aapananku svaaagat
Where's the toilet?	Sauchalya keunthi achi?
This gentleman/lady will pay for everything	Sei loko sabu kichi pain paisa debe Sei mahila sabu kichi pain paisa debe
Would you like to dance with me?	Apana mo sangere nachibe ki?
I miss you	Mu tamuku bahut mane pakai
I love you	Mu tumoku bhala paye
Get well soon	Jaldi thik heijantu
Leave me alone!	Mate ekutiya chadi diyantu!
Help! Fire! Stop!	ରକ୍ଷା କର! (rakhya kara!) ନିଆଁ! (niya!) ରୁହ! (ruha!)
Call the police!	ପୋଲିସ୍ କୁ ଡାକ!! (polis ku ḍāka!)
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year	Sukhamaya christmass ebang khusibhara naba barsa
Happy Easter	Easter ra bahut bahut subechha
Happy Birthday	Jonmodiner shubhechha / Janmadina Abhinandan
One language is never enough	Matra gote bhasa jothesta nuhe
My hovercraft is full of eels What!? Why this phrase?	Mo hovercraft re eel bharti hei jaichi