Casino & Gambling

1. कैसीनो कहाँ बा?

   Kai-si-no ka-haan baa?

   Where is the casino?

   Usage

   Asks where the casino is.

   Grammar Note

   The question word stays in place. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

2. हम जुआ ना खेले चाहत बानी।

   Ham ju-aa naa khe-le chaa-hat baa-ni.

   I do not want to gamble.

   Usage

   Politely declines an invitation to gamble.

   Grammar Note

   "ना" is the negative placed before the verb. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

3. कम से कम दाँव केतना बा?

   Kam se kam daanv ket-naa baa?

   What is the minimum bet?

   Usage

   Asks the table minimum.

   Grammar Note

   "कम से कम" means "at least". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

4. हमरा चिप्स लेवे के बा।

   Ham-raa chips le-ve ke baa.

   I need to buy some chips.

   Usage

   Asks to buy chips.

   Grammar Note

   "-े के बा" expresses a need or intention. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

5. हमरा चिप्स के बदला नकद पइसा चाही।

   Ham-raa chips ke bad-laa na-kad pa-i-saa chaa-hi.

   I want cash in place of my chips.

   Usage

   Cashes in chips.

   Grammar Note

   "के बदला" means "in exchange for". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

6. हमरा खेल के नियम बताईं।

   Ham-raa khel ke ni-yam ba-taa-in.

   Please tell me the rules of the game.

   Usage

   A beginner asks for the rules.

   Grammar Note

   "बताईं" is the polite request form. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

7. आज बहुत भइल, अब हम चलत बानी।

   Aaj ba-hut bha-il, ab ham cha-lat baa-ni.

   That is enough for today; I am leaving now.

   Usage

   Said when stopping for the day.

   Grammar Note

   "बहुत भइल" is an idiom for "that is enough". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

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