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Adjectives 3
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विशेषण ३
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She has a dog.
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तिच्याकडे एक कुत्रा आहे.
ticyākaḍē ēka kutrā āhē.
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The dog is big.
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कुत्रा मोठा आहे.
Kutrā mōṭhā āhē.
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She has a big dog.
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तिच्याकडे एक मोठा कुत्रा आहे.
Ticyākaḍē ēka mōṭhā kutrā āhē.
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She has a house.
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तिचे एक घर आहे.
Ticē ēka ghara āhē.
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The house is small.
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घर लहान आहे.
Ghara lahāna āhē.
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She has a small house.
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तिचे एक लहान घर आहे.
Ticē ēka lahāna ghara āhē.
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He is staying in a hotel.
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तो हॉटेलात राहतो.
Tō hŏṭēlāta rāhatō.
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The hotel is cheap.
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हॉटेल स्वस्त आहे.
Hŏṭēla svasta āhē.
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He is staying in a cheap hotel.
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तो एका स्वस्त हॉटेलात राहतो.
Tō ēkā svasta hŏṭēlāta rāhatō.
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He has a car.
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त्याच्याकडे एक कार आहे.
Tyācyākaḍē ēka kāra āhē.
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The car is expensive.
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कार महाग आहे.
Kāra mahāga āhē.
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He has an expensive car.
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त्याच्याकडे एक महाग कार आहे.
Tyācyākaḍē ēka mahāga kāra āhē.
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He reads a novel.
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तो कादंबरी वाचत आहे.
Tō kādambarī vācata āhē.
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The novel is boring.
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कादंबरी कंटाळवाणी आहे.
Kādambarī kaṇṭāḷavāṇī āhē.
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He is reading a boring novel.
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तो एक कंटाळवाणी कादंबरी वाचत आहे.
Tō ēka kaṇṭāḷavāṇī kādambarī vācata āhē.
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She is watching a movie.
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ती चित्रपट बघत आहे.
Tī citrapaṭa baghata āhē.
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The movie is exciting.
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चित्रपट उत्साहजनक आहे.
Citrapaṭa utsāhajanaka āhē.
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She is watching an exciting movie.
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ती एक उत्साहजनक चित्रपट बघत आहे.
Tī ēka utsāhajanaka citrapaṭa baghata āhē.
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