Markets & Souvenirs

16 phrases · Bhojpuri with romanization, English and audio

  1. एक किलो के भाव केतना बा?

    Ek ki-lo ke bhaav ket-naa baa?

    How much is it per kilo?

    Usage

    Asks the price per kilo.

    Grammar Note

    "भाव" means the going rate. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  2. ई ताजा बा का?

    I taa-jaa baa kaa?

    Is this fresh?

    Usage

    Checks the freshness of produce.

    Grammar Note

    The adjective does not change. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  3. आधा किलो आलू दीं।

    Aa-dhaa ki-lo aa-lu din.

    Please give me half a kilo of potatoes.

    Usage

    Buying by weight; swap in another vegetable.

    Grammar Note

    "दीं" is a polite request. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  4. ई कवना चीज के बनल बा?

    I kav-naa chij ke ba-nal baa?

    What is this made of?

    Usage

    Asks about the material of a craft or cloth.

    Grammar Note

    "के बनल" means "made of". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  5. ई हाथ के बनावल बा का?

    I haath ke ba-naa-val baa kaa?

    Is this handmade?

    Usage

    Checks whether an item is hand-made.

    Grammar Note

    "हाथ के बनावल" means "made by hand". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  6. ई इहें के बनल बा का?

    I i-hen ke ba-nal baa kaa?

    Is this made locally?

    Usage

    Asks whether something is a local product.

    Grammar Note

    "इहें" is an emphatic "इहाँ". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  7. ई असली बा का?

    I as-li baa kaa?

    Is this genuine?

    Usage

    Checked before buying an expensive item.

    Grammar Note

    The adjective does not change. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  8. दू गो लेब त छूट मिली का?

    Du go leb ta chhut mi-li kaa?

    Is there a discount if I buy two?

    Usage

    Asks for a discount on a bulk purchase.

    Grammar Note

    "लेब" is the future "I will take". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  9. एकरा के उपहार खातिर लपेट दीं।

    Ek-raa ke up-haar khaa-tir la-pet din.

    Please gift-wrap this.

    Usage

    Asks for a souvenir to be wrapped as a gift.

    Grammar Note

    "लपेट दीं" means "please wrap". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  10. बाजार केतना बजे खुली?

    Baa-jaar ket-naa ba-je khu-li?

    What time does the market open?

    Usage

    Asks when the market opens.

    Grammar Note

    "खुली" means "will open". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  11. एकरा के विदेश भेजल जा सकेला का?

    Ek-raa ke vi-desh bhe-jal jaa sa-ke-laa kaa?

    Can this be sent abroad?

    Usage

    Asks whether a purchase can be shipped overseas.

    Grammar Note

    "जा सकेला" gives the passive "can be". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

  12. चीनी

    Chi-ni

    Sugar

    Usage

    A basic seasoning bought by weight.

    Grammar Note

    Used as a bare noun.

  13. करिया मरिच

    Ka-ri-yaa ma-rich

    Black pepper

    Usage

    Bought at a spice stall.

    Grammar Note

    "करिया" means "black" and comes before the noun.

  14. सरसो के तेल

    Sar-so ke tel

    Mustard oil

    Usage

    The cooking oil widely used in this region.

    Grammar Note

    "के" links the two nouns.

  15. सिरका

    Sir-kaa

    Vinegar

    Usage

    Used in pickles and cooking.

    Grammar Note

    Used as a bare noun.

  16. मधु

    Ma-dhu

    Honey

    Usage

    A sweetener sold in jars.

    Grammar Note

    Used as a bare noun.

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