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संध्याकाळी बाहेर जाणे

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

४४ [चव्वेचाळीस]

44 [Cavvēcāḷīsa]

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संध्याकाळी बाहेर जाणे

[sandhyākāḷī bāhēra jāṇē]

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Is there a disco here? इथ- ड----- आ-- क-? इथे डिस्को आहे का? 0
it-- ḍ---- ā-- k-? ithē ḍiskō āhē kā? 		+
Is there a nightclub here? इथ- न--- क--- आ-- क-? इथे नाईट क्लब आहे का? 0
It-- n----- k---- ā-- k-? Ithē nā'īṭa klaba āhē kā? 		+
Is there a pub here? इथ- प- आ-- क-? इथे पब आहे का? 0
It-- p--- ā-- k-? Ithē paba āhē kā? 		+
     
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? आज स--------- थ------ क-- स--- ह---- आ--? आज संध्याकाळी थिएटरवर काय सादर होणार आहे? 0
Āj- s---------- t------------ k--- s----- h----- ā--? Āja sandhyākāḷī thi'ēṭaravara kāya sādara hōṇāra āhē? 		+
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? आज स--------- च----------- क-- स--- ह---- आ--? आज संध्याकाळी चित्रपटगृहात काय सादर होणार आहे? 0
Āj- s---------- c--------------- k--- s----- h----- ā--? Āja sandhyākāḷī citrapaṭagr̥hāta kāya sādara hōṇāra āhē? 		+
What’s on TV this evening? आज स--------- द--------- क-- आ--? आज संध्याकाळी दूरदर्शनवर काय आहे? 0
Āj- s---------- d-------------- k--- ā--? Āja sandhyākāḷī dūradarśanavara kāya āhē? 		+
     
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? ना----- त----- अ--- उ----- आ--- क-? नाटकाची तिकीटे अजून उपलब्ध आहेत का? 0
Nā------ t----- a---- u-------- ā---- k-? Nāṭakācī tikīṭē ajūna upalabdha āhēta kā? 		+
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? चि-------- त----- अ--- उ----- आ--- क-? चित्रपटाची तिकीटे अजून उपलब्ध आहेत का? 0
Ci--------- t----- a---- u-------- ā---- k-? Citrapaṭācī tikīṭē ajūna upalabdha āhēta kā? 		+
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? फु---- स-------- त----- अ--- उ----- आ--- क-? फुटबॉल सामन्याची तिकीटे अजून उपलब्ध आहेत का? 0
Ph------- s--------- t----- a---- u-------- ā---- k-? Phuṭabŏla sāman'yācī tikīṭē ajūna upalabdha āhēta kā? 		+
     
I want to sit in the back. मल- म--- ब----- आ--. मला मागे बसायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- m--- b------- ā--. Malā māgē basāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. मल- म---- क------ ब----- आ--. मला मध्ये कुठेतरी बसायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- m----- k-------- b------- ā--. Malā madhyē kuṭhētarī basāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to sit at the front. मल- प--- ब----- आ--. मला पुढे बसायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- p---- b------- ā--. Malā puḍhē basāyacē āhē. 		+
     
Could you recommend something? आप- ए------ क----------- श----- क--- क-? आपण एखाद्या कार्यक्रमाची शिफारस कराल का? 0
Āp--- ē------ k----------- ś-------- k----- k-? Āpaṇa ēkhādyā kāryakramācī śiphārasa karāla kā? 		+
When does the show begin? प्---- क-- स--- ह---- आ--? प्रयोग कधी सुरू होणार आहे? 0
Pr----- k---- s--- h----- ā--? Prayōga kadhī surū hōṇāra āhē? 		+
Can you get me a ticket? आप- म--------- त---- आ-- श--- क-? आपण माझ्यासाठी तिकीट आणू शकता का? 0
Āp--- m---------- t----- ā-- ś----- k-? Āpaṇa mājhyāsāṭhī tikīṭa āṇū śakatā kā? 		+
     
Is there a golf course nearby? इथ- ज----- ग------ म---- आ-- क-? इथे जवळपास गोल्फचे मैदान आहे का? 0
It-- j--------- g------- m------ ā-- k-? Ithē javaḷapāsa gōlphacē maidāna āhē kā? 		+
Is there a tennis court nearby? इथ- ज----- ट---- क---- आ-- क-? इथे जवळपास टेनिस कोर्ट आहे का? 0
It-- j--------- ṭ----- k---- ā-- k-? Ithē javaḷapāsa ṭēnisa kōrṭa āhē kā? 		+
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? इथ- ज----- इ----- ज---- त--- आ-- क-? इथे जवळपास इनडोअर जलतरण तलाव आहे का? 0
It-- j--------- i-------- j--------- t----- ā-- k-? Ithē javaḷapāsa inaḍō'ara jalataraṇa talāva āhē kā? 		+
     

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