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65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

 


६५ [पासष्ट]

नकारात्मक वाक्य २

 

 
Is the ring expensive?
अंगठी महाग आहे का?
aṅgaṭhī mahāga āhē kā?
No, it costs only one hundred Euros.
नाही, तिची किंमत फक्त शंभर युरो आहे.
Nāhī, ticī kimmata phakta śambhara yurō āhē.
But I have only fifty.
पण माझ्याजवळ फक्त पन्नास आहेत.
Paṇa mājhyājavaḷa phakta pannāsa āhēta.
 
 
 
 
Are you finished?
तुझे काम आटोपले का?
Tujhē kāma āṭōpalē kā?
No, not yet.
नाही, अजून नाही.
Nāhī, ajūna nāhī.
But I’ll be finished soon.
माझे काम आता आटोपतच आले आहे.
Mājhē kāma ātā āṭōpataca ālē āhē.
 
 
 
 
Do you want some more soup?
तुला आणखी सूप पाहिजे का?
Tulā āṇakhī sūpa pāhijē kā?
No, I don’t want anymore.
नाही, मला आणखी नको.
Nāhī, malā āṇakhī nakō.
But another ice cream.
पण एक आईसक्रीम मात्र जरूर घेईन.
Paṇa ēka ā'īsakrīma mātra jarūra ghē'īna.
 
 
 
 
Have you lived here long?
तू इथे खूप वर्षे राहिला / राहिली आहेस का?
Tū ithē khūpa varṣē rāhilā/ rāhilī āhēsa kā?
No, only for a month.
नाही, फक्त गेल्या एक महिन्यापासून.
Nāhī, phakta gēlyā ēka mahin'yāpāsūna.
But I already know a lot of people.
पण मी आधीच खूप लोकांना ओळखतो. / ओळखते.
Paṇa mī ādhīca khūpa lōkānnā ōḷakhatō. / Ōḷakhatē.
 
 
 
 
Are you driving home tomorrow?
तू उद्या घरी जाणार आहेस का?
Tū udyā gharī jāṇāra āhēsa kā?
No, only on the weekend.
नाही, फक्त आठवड्याच्या शेवटी.
Nāhī, phakta āṭhavaḍyācyā śēvaṭī.
But I will be back on Sunday.
पण मी रविवारी परत येणार आहे.
Paṇa mī ravivārī parata yēṇāra āhē.
 
 
 
 
Is your daughter an adult?
तुझी मुलगी सज्ञान आहे का?
Tujhī mulagī sajñāna āhē kā?
No, she is only seventeen.
नाही, ती फक्त सतरा वर्षांची आहे.
Nāhī, tī phakta satarā varṣān̄cī āhē.
But she already has a boyfriend.
पण तिला एक मित्र आहे.
Paṇa tilā ēka mitra āhē.
 
 
 
 


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