People across the world search for zodiac signs or Rashi names of various sun signs according to the date of their births to find out various astrological predictions about themselves or others. Both Eastern and Western systems use these zodiac signs for various kinds of predictions. So, if you want to know all the 12 […]
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Learning Marathi language becomes easy for people who understand Hindi or Sanskrit because the script used by the Marathi language is similar to what these two languages use–Devanagari. There are some same or common-sounding words in these languages, however, Marathi is a totally different languages and it is good to know various names if you
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I Know Everything in Marathi While talking to somebody, if you wish to convey that you know the subject or issue completely, you say that ‘I know everything’. The same expression can be conveyed in the Marathi language in the following ways: मला सगळं माहित आहे मला सर्व काही माहित आहे
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Come Soon in Marathi When you are proposing someone to visit you or want to invite somebody to somewhere and wish that the visit happens soon, you say ‘come soon’ in English. While speaking in the Marathi language, this phrase can be used like this: लवकर ये लवकर या However, if somebody already visited you
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“I miss you” in Marathi Whenever we miss someone or being with someone, we wish to convey the feeling to the person we are missing. To convey this feeling, the expression “I miss you” is used in the English language. In Marathi, it can be said as follows: मला तुझी आठवण येते आहे. If we
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“I love you” in Marathi Someone has rightly said – “It is impossible to live without love“. But if you love someone, the feeling has to be shared and expressed as well. To express this feeling, we say “I love you” in English. In Marathi, it can be expressed as – माझं तुझ्यावर प्रेम आहे.
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“Happy New Year” is an expression in English language which is used to convey someone’s wishes for a new year. Well, the New Year is around the corner, and it would be great to learn how to say ‘Happy New Year’ in one more language, no! So, if you want to know how to say
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Where Are You in Marathi “Where are you?” is a question in the English language used to ask someone about the place where he/she is at that moment. In Marathi language, it is used in two ways: 1. In the first instance, it has a formal tone to it. तुम्ही कुठे आहात? तू कुठे आहेस? 2.
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Did you Eat in Marathi “Did you eat?” is a question in the English language used to ask someone whether he or she has eaten or not. Depending on the age, seniority, and status of the person you are addressing, you can ask this question in Marathi in two ways. In Marathi, it is used in
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Happy Diwali in Marathi Diwali is one of the most famous and celebrated festivals of India. On this day, messages conveying the best wishes and blessings are sent through mobile phones, letters, and internet channels etc. People use a variety of poetic messages to convey their feelings. “Happy Diwali” is a simple form of greeting
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Happy Birthday in Marathi Happy Birthday is a greeting to convey good wishes on someone’s birthday. Just like in the English language, people wish happy birthday in their respective local and regional language too. Birthday means ‘वाढदिवस’ in Marathi. In Marathi ‘Happy Birthday’ can be said as “वाढदिवसाच्या हार्दीक शुभेच्छा”. Feel free to ask if
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Come Here in Marathi Come here is a phrase used to command or request someone to come to the person saying it. In Marathi, come here can be said in one of the following ways: इकडे ये. इकडे या. इथे ये. इथे या.
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Let’s say a person named “Ramesh” wants to tell his name to someone. He can do so by saying, “My name is Ramesh” in English. The phrase “My name is …” is used by a person who wants to tell his / her name to someone. In Marathi, this can be said as “माझं नाव
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“Congratulations” or “Congrats” is an expression used in the English language which is used to convey someone’s good wishes for a special occasion or praise for an achievement. In Marathi, it can simply be said as “अभिनंदन”. For instance, Congratulations to Team India on winning the world cup. विश्वचषक जिंकल्याबद्दल भारतीय क्रिकेट संघाचे अभिनंदन. Congrats on
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“Are you busy?” is a question asked in the English language. It is used to ask someone if he or she is busy doing something. It can be asked in one of the following ways in Marathi: तुम्ही (कामात) व्यस्त आहात का? तू (कामात) व्यस्त आहेस का? तुम्ही (कामात) गुंतलेले आहात का? तू (कामात) गुंतलेला
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What are you doing in Marathi is a common search that people do on Google and other search engines. “What are you doing?” is a question in the English language. It is used to ask someone what he/she is doing. Obviously, in Marathi, like any other language, there are various ways in which you can what
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“All the Best” is a phrase in English which is used to convey the “Best Wishes” to someone for a certain task or undertaking that the person is about to start. The words at the beginning of this phrase are understood as “I wish you…”. In Marathi, the same can be written as follows: माझ्याकडून
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Continuing our efforts of making it easier for Westerns to learn Devanagari letters which are used in Sanskrit, Hindi and Marathi languages, we present the next letter घ, which happens to be the fourth consonant. In International Standard transliteration scheme, it is represented as ‘gha’. The pronunciation position of this consonant is 1st position of the
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Continuing our series of learning to draw or write Devanagari letters from the English alphabet, we are today going to learn the 12th consonant. It is difficult to pronounce and difficult to recognize too while using the transliteration scheme. However, the best way to pick is to look at the dot underneath the ‘T’, and
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We are today discussing one of the most interesting consonant of Devanagari script, used extensively in Sanskrit, Hindi and Marathi languages. Its phonetic transcription used in transliteration is Ṇa and the pronunciation position is 3rd. It is so close to the 4th position or dental Na that while speaking and singing, people hardly pay attention to
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