Flirting

1. रउआ बहुत सुंदर बानी।

   Ra-u-aa ba-hut sun-dar baa-ni.

   You are very beautiful.

   Usage

   A respectful compliment. "रउआ" keeps it polite with someone new.

   Grammar Note

   "रउआ" always takes "बानी". The adjective does not change for gender. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

2. रउआ अकेले बानी का?

   Ra-u-aa a-ke-le baa-ni kaa?

   Are you here alone?

   Usage

   A polite question about whether someone is on their own.

   Grammar Note

   A final "का" makes a question. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

3. हम रउआ के साथे बइठ सकत बानी का?

   Ham ra-u-aa ke saa-the ba-ith sa-kat baa-ni kaa?

   May I sit with you?

   Usage

   Asks permission to share a seat. Step back at once if the answer is no.

   Grammar Note

   "सकत बानी" expresses "can". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

4. रउआ से बात कर के खुसी भइल।

   Ra-u-aa se baat kar ke khu-si bha-il.

   I enjoyed talking with you.

   Usage

   A mild way to show warmth after a conversation.

   Grammar Note

   "खुसी भइल" means "happiness arose". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

5. राउर फोन नंबर मिल सकत बा का?

   Raa-ur phon nan-bar mil sa-kat baa kaa?

   May I have your phone number?

   Usage

   Politely asks for a contact number. Do not press if refused.

   Grammar Note

   "राउर" is the honorific "your". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

6. हमनी के फेर भेंट होई का?

   Ham-ni ke pher bhent ho-i kaa?

   Can we meet again?

   Usage

   Hopes for another meeting when parting.

   Grammar Note

   "भेंट होई" means "a meeting will happen". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

7. हमरा रउआ से प्रेम हो गइल बा।

   Ham-raa ra-u-aa se prem ho ga-il baa.

   I have fallen in love with you.

   Usage

   A weighty confession. Use it with care.

   Grammar Note

   "प्रेम हो गइल बा" means "love has arisen". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

8. हमरा एह में रुचि नइखे।

   Ham-raa eh men ru-chi na-i-khe.

   I am not interested in this.

   Usage

   Gently declines unwanted attention.

   Grammar Note

   "नइखे" means "there is not". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

9. हमरा के अकेले छोड़ दीं।

   Ham-raa ke a-ke-le chhor din.

   Please leave me alone.

   Usage

   Firmly asks someone who follows you to keep away.

   Grammar Note

   "छोड़ दीं" is an honorific imperative, "leave". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

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