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रोजची कामे, खरेदी इत्यादी

51 [fifty-one]

Running errands

Running errands

५१ [एकावन्न]

51 [Ēkāvanna]

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रोजची कामे, खरेदी इत्यादी

[rōjacī kāmē, kharēdī ityādī]

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I want to go to the library. मल- व-------- ज---- आ--. मला वाचनालयात जायचे आहे. 0
ma-- v----------- j----- ā--. malā vācanālayāta jāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to go to the bookstore. मल- प----------- द------ ज---- आ--. मला पुस्तकांच्या दुकानात जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- p----------- d------- j----- ā--. Malā pustakān̄cyā dukānāta jāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to go to the newspaper stand. मल- क----------- व---------------------- स------ ज---- आ--. मला कोप-यावरच्या वृत्तपत्रविक्रेत्याच्या स्टॉलवर जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- k------------- v--------------------- s-------- j----- ā--. Malā kōpa-yāvaracyā vr̥ttapatravikrētyācyā sṭŏlavara jāyacē āhē. 		+
     
I want to borrow a book. मल- ए- प----- घ------ आ--. मला एक पुस्तक घ्यायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- ē-- p------ g------- ā--. Malā ēka pustaka ghyāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to buy a book. मल- ए- प----- ख---- क----- आ--. मला एक पुस्तक खरेदी करायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- ē-- p------ k------ k------- ā--. Malā ēka pustaka kharēdī karāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to buy a newspaper. मल- ए- व-------- ख---- क----- आ--. मला एक वृत्तपत्र खरेदी करायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- ē-- v---------- k------ k------- ā--. Malā ēka vr̥ttapatra kharēdī karāyacē āhē. 		+
     
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. मल- ए- प----- घ--------- व-------- ज---- आ--. मला एक पुस्तक घेण्यासाठी वाचनालयात जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- ē-- p------ g---------- v----------- j----- ā--. Malā ēka pustaka ghēṇyāsāṭhī vācanālayāta jāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. मल- ए- प----- ख---- क--------- प----------- द------ ज---- आ--. मला एक पुस्तक खरेदी करण्यासाठी पुस्तकांच्या दुकानात जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- ē-- p------ k------ k----------- p----------- d------- j----- ā--. Malā ēka pustaka kharēdī karaṇyāsāṭhī pustakān̄cyā dukānāta jāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. मल- ए- व-------- ख---- क--------- क----------- स------ ज---- आ--. मला एक वृत्तपत्र खरेदी करण्यासाठी कोप-यावरच्या स्टॉलवर जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- ē-- v---------- k------ k----------- k------------- s-------- j----- ā--. Malā ēka vr̥ttapatra kharēdī karaṇyāsāṭhī kōpa-yāvaracyā sṭŏlavara jāyacē āhē. 		+
     
I want to go to the optician. मल- च---------- द------ ज---- आ--. मला चष्म्याच्या दुकानात जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- c-------- d------- j----- ā--. Malā caṣmyācyā dukānāta jāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to go to the supermarket. मल- स------------ ज---- आ--. मला सुपरमार्केटात जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- s-------------- j----- ā--. Malā suparamārkēṭāta jāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to go to the bakery. मल- ब----- ज---- आ--. मला बेकरीत जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- b------- j----- ā--. Malā bēkarīta jāyacē āhē. 		+
     
I want to buy some glasses. मल- क--- च---- ख---- क----- आ---. मला काही चष्मे खरेदी करायचे आहेत. 0
Ma-- k--- c---- k------ k------- ā----. Malā kāhī caṣmē kharēdī karāyacē āhēta. 		+
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. मल- फ-- आ-- भ----- ख---- क------- आ---. मला फळे आणि भाज्या खरेदी करायच्या आहेत. 0
Ma-- p---- ā-- b----- k------ k-------- ā----. Malā phaḷē āṇi bhājyā kharēdī karāyacyā āhēta. 		+
I want to buy rolls and bread. मल- र-- आ-- प-- ख---- क----- आ---. मला रोल आणि पाव खरेदी करायचे आहेत. 0
Ma-- r--- ā-- p--- k------ k------- ā----. Malā rōla āṇi pāva kharēdī karāyacē āhēta. 		+
     
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. मल- च---- ख---- क--------- च---------- द------ ज---- आ--. मला चष्मे खरेदी करण्यासाठी चष्म्याच्या दुकानात जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- c---- k------ k----------- c-------- d------- j----- ā--. Malā caṣmē kharēdī karaṇyāsāṭhī caṣmyācyā dukānāta jāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. मल- फ-- आ-- भ----- ख---- क--------- स------------ ज---- आ--. मला फळे आणि भाज्या खरेदी करण्यासाठी सुपरमार्केटात जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- p---- ā-- b----- k------ k----------- s-------------- j----- ā--. Malā phaḷē āṇi bhājyā kharēdī karaṇyāsāṭhī suparamārkēṭāta jāyacē āhē. 		+
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. मल- र-- आ-- प-- ख---- क--------- ब----- ज---- आ--. मला रोल आणि पाव खरेदी करण्यासाठी बेकरीत जायचे आहे. 0
Ma-- r--- ā-- p--- k------ k----------- b------- j----- ā--. Malā rōla āṇi pāva kharēdī karaṇyāsāṭhī bēkarīta jāyacē āhē. 		+
     

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