कमरा खाली बा का?
Kam-raa khaa-li baa kaa?
Is a room available?
Usage
Asks at the hotel desk whether a room is free.
Grammar Note
A final "का" makes it a question. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
एक रात के किराया केतना बा?
Ek raat ke ki-raa-yaa ket-naa baa?
How much is it for one night?
Usage
Asks the room rate for one night.
Grammar Note
"किराया" also covers a room rate. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा चेक इन करे के बा।
Ham-raa chek in ka-re ke baa.
I need to check in.
Usage
Used on arrival to start check-in.
Grammar Note
It uses an English loanword. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमार नाँव से बुकिंग बा।
Ha-maar naanv se bu-king baa.
I have a booking under my name.
Usage
Says you have a reservation at check-in.
Grammar Note
"नाँव से" means "under the name". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
कमरा में वाई फाई बा का?
Kam-raa men vaa-i phaa-i baa kaa?
Is there Wi-Fi in the room?
Usage
Asks whether the room has Wi-Fi.
Grammar Note
A loanword from English. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
कमरा में एसी बा का?
Kam-raa men e-si baa kaa?
Is there air conditioning in the room?
Usage
Asks whether the room has air conditioning.
Grammar Note
"एसी" comes from the English initials. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
गरम पानी बा का?
Ga-ram paa-ni baa kaa?
Is there hot water?
Usage
Checks whether hot water is available.
Grammar Note
The adjective comes before the noun. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
तौलिया आ साबुन दीं।
Tau-li-yaa aa saa-bun din.
Please give me a towel and soap.
Usage
Asks for toiletries.
Grammar Note
"आ" means "and". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
एसी काम नइखे करत।
E-si kaam na-i-khe ka-rat.
The air conditioner is not working.
Usage
Reports a broken appliance.
Grammar Note
"नइखे करत" means "is not doing". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
तनी हमार सामान रख लीं।
Ta-ni ha-maar saa-maan rakh lin.
Please keep my luggage.
Usage
Asks the desk to hold your luggage.
Grammar Note
"रख लीं" means "take and keep". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा कमरा बदले के बा।
Ham-raa kam-raa bad-le ke baa.
I need to change rooms.
Usage
Asks to be moved to another room.
Grammar Note
"बदले के बा" means "there is a need to change". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
चेक आउट केतना बजे बा?
Chek aa-ut ket-naa ba-je baa?
What time is checkout?
Usage
Asks the checkout time.
Grammar Note
It uses an English loanword. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
नाश्ता केतना बजे से बा?
Naash-taa ket-naa ba-je se baa?
From what time is breakfast?
Usage
Asks when breakfast is served.
Grammar Note
"से" means "from". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
चाभी दीं।
Chaa-bhi din.
Please give me the key.
Usage
Asks the desk for the room key.
Grammar Note
"दीं" is the honorific imperative of "to give". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
लिफ्ट कहाँ बा?
Lipht ka-haan baa?
Where is the lift?
Usage
Asks where the lift is in the building.
Grammar Note
A loanword from English. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
तकिया
Ta-ki-yaa
Pillow
Usage
A bedding word used when asking for supplies.
Grammar Note
The same word as in Hindi.
तौलिया
Tau-li-yaa
Towel
Usage
A cloth for drying the body or hands.
Grammar Note
The same word as in Hindi.
साबुन
Saa-bun
Soap
Usage
Used for washing hands and body.
Grammar Note
The same word as in Hindi.
सफाई
Sa-phaa-i
Cleaning
Usage
A word for room cleaning.
Grammar Note
The same word as in Hindi.
शांत कमरा
Shaant kam-raa
Quiet room
Usage
States a room preference.
Grammar Note
The adjective comes before the noun. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
बहुत शोर बा।
Ba-hut shor baa.
It is too noisy.
Usage
Complains about noise.
Grammar Note
"शोर बा" means "there is noise". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
कमरा साफ नइखे।
Kam-raa saaph na-i-khe.
The room is not clean.
Usage
Complains about the condition of the room.
Grammar Note
"नइखे" means "is not". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
बिजली नइखे।
Bij-li na-i-khe.
There is no electricity.
Usage
Reports a power cut.
Grammar Note
"नइखे" means "there is not". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
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