Nightlife

8 phrases · Konkani with romanization, English and audio

  1. म्हाका एक बियर दिवात

    mhākā ek biyar divāt

    Please give me one beer

    Usage

    Used to order at a beach shack or bar

    Grammar Note

    "Beer" is बियर, an English loan confirmed in the dictionary. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)

  2. संगीत खूब सुंदर आसा

    saṃgīt khūb suṃdar āsā

    The music is very wonderful

    Usage

    Shares your impression at a live show or party

    Grammar Note

    "Music" is संगीत (confirmed in the dictionary). (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)

  3. आमी नाचूं?

    āmī nācūṃ?

    Shall we dance?

    Usage

    A light invitation to dance

    Grammar Note

    "Dance" is नाचप (seen in the dictionary and in articles). (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)

  4. हें पेय कितें?

    heṃ pey kiteṃ?

    What is this drink?

    Usage

    Asks about an unfamiliar drink

    Grammar Note

    "Drink" is पेय (confirmed in the dictionary). (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)

  5. आयज रातीं कितें आसा?

    āyaj rātīṃ kiteṃ āsā?

    What events are there tonight?

    Usage

    Asks about tonight's shows or events

    Grammar Note

    "Today" is आयज (not Marathi आज). (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)

  6. भितर वचपाक कितले पयशे लागतात?

    bhitar vacapāk kitale payaśe lāgatāt?

    How much does it cost to get in?

    Usage

    Asks the cover charge at a club or party

    Grammar Note

    पयशे ("money") takes plural agreement; "to cost" is लागप (plural लागतात). (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)

  7. म्हाका घरा वचपाक जाय

    mhākā gharā vacapāk jāy

    I want to go home

    Usage

    Said when you want to go home late at night

    Grammar Note

    "Home" as a goal is घरा. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)

  8. खूब मजा जाली

    khūb majā jālī

    It was a lot of fun

    Usage

    Says the evening was enjoyable

    Grammar Note

    मजा means "enjoyment / fun" in the dictionary. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)

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