हाचें मोल कितलें?
hāceṃ mol kitaleṃ?
How much is this?
Usage
The basic way to ask a price; the answer will be in rupees
Grammar Note
"Price" is मोल (neuter, hence कितलें); not Marathi किती / किंमत. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
हाचें मोल चड आसा
hāceṃ mol caḍ āsā
This is too expensive
Usage
Tells the seller the price is too high
Grammar Note
Konkani says "the price is too much" (मोल चड आसा). Built from verified words rather than a single attested adjective. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
मोल थोडें उणें करात
mol thoḍeṃ uṇeṃ karāt
Please reduce the price a little
Usage
Used when bargaining in markets and at stalls
Grammar Note
"Reduce" is उणें करप (a dictionary headword); the polite imperative is -ात. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
म्हाका हें जाय
mhākā heṃ jāy
I want this
Usage
Say it while pointing at the item
Grammar Note
Want is person + -क + thing + जाय; Marathi मला हे पाहिजे is not used. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
हेर रंग आसा?
her raṃg āsā?
Is there another color?
Usage
Asks for another colour of clothes or goods
Grammar Note
"Other" is हेर (confirmed in the dictionary); there is no question particle. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
म्हाका पावती दिवात
mhākā pāvatī divāt
Please give me a receipt
Usage
Asks for a receipt after paying
Grammar Note
"Receipt" is पावती (confirmed in the dictionary); "please give" is the polite imperative दिवात. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
म्हाका हें जायना
mhākā heṃ jāyanā
I don't want this
Usage
A polite way to decline a sales pitch
Grammar Note
The negative is जाय + ना = जायना; Marathi नको is not used. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
दुकान केन्ना उकतें जाता?
dukān kennā ukateṃ jātā?
When does this shop open?
Usage
Asks when the shop opens
Grammar Note
"Opens" is expressed as "becomes open" (उकतें जावप). (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
म्हाका दुसरें माप जाय
mhākā dusareṃ māp jāy
I want this in a different size
Usage
Asks for another size of clothes or shoes
Grammar Note
The adjective दुसरें agrees with the neuter noun माप. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
बाजार खंय आसा?
bājār khaṃy āsā?
Where is the market?
Usage
Goa has large markets, for example the Friday market at Mapusa
Grammar Note
"Market" is बाजार (confirmed in the dictionary). (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
म्हाका पावती जायना
mhākā pāvatī jāyanā
I don't need a receipt
Usage
Declines a receipt for a small purchase
Grammar Note
Need / no need is person + -क + thing + जाय / जायना. (Composed from dictionary-verified words.)
More Konkani phrases
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