तुमकां कितें जाय?
tumakāṃ kiteṃ jāy?
What do you need?
Usage
What a shop assistant may ask you
Grammar Note
The dictionary example "तुका कितें जाय" with तुका changed to the polite तुमकां. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
तुमकां पिशवी जाय?
tumakāṃ piśavī jāy?
Do you need a bag?
Usage
Often asked at the checkout
Grammar Note
पिशवी "bag" is attested in the Wikipedia. The question is made by intonation only. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
सुटे पयशे आसात?
suṭe payaśe āsāt?
Do you have small change?
Usage
Used when you worry about change
Grammar Note
Composed from the dictionary words सुटे (small coins) and पयशे; plural, hence आसात. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
हें एक दिवात
heṃ ek divāt
Give me one of these
Usage
Say it while pointing at the item
Grammar Note
The polite imperative of दिवप ends in -ात; composed from dictionary-verified words. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
थंड उदक आसा?
thaṃḍ udak āsā?
Do you have cold water?
Usage
Handy in Goa's heat
Grammar Note
"Water" is उदक (not Marathi पाणी); composed from dictionary-verified words. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
दुकान केन्ना बंद जाता?
dukān kennā baṃd jātā?
When does the shop close?
Usage
Asks the closing time
Grammar Note
"To close" is बंद जावप (very frequent in the Wikipedia); "to open" is उकतें जावप. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
एकूण कितलें?
ekūṇ kitaleṃ?
How much does it come to?
Usage
Asks the total at the checkout
Grammar Note
एकूण "total" is very frequent in the Wikipedia; composed from dictionary-verified words. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
हें गरम करूं येता?
heṃ garam karūṃ yetā?
Could I get this heated up?
Usage
Used to ask for food to be warmed
Grammar Note
"Can" is verb + -ूं येता, as in "विदेशी पयशे बदलूं येता?". (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
लागीं एटीएम आसा?
lāgīṃ eṭīem āsā?
Is there an ATM nearby?
Usage
Asked when you need cash
Grammar Note
लागीं "near" is a dictionary word; एटीएम is a loan found in the dictionary. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
पिशवी जायना, म्हजे कडेन आसा
piśavī jāyanā, mhaje kaḍen āsā
No bag, I have one with me
Usage
Used to decline a bag at the checkout
Grammar Note
"Not needed" is जाय + ना = जायना; कडेन means "with / at". (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
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