Massage & Spa

1. तनी मालिश करीं।

   Ta-ni maa-lish ka-rin.

   Please give me a massage.

   Usage

   The basic request for a massage.

   Grammar Note

   "करीं" is the honorific imperative. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

2. तनी जोर से दबाईं।

   Ta-ni jor se da-baa-in.

   A little harder, please.

   Usage

   Says the pressure is too light.

   Grammar Note

   "दबाईं" is the honorific imperative of "to press". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

3. तनी हलुक दबाईं।

   Ta-ni ha-luk da-baa-in.

   A little softer, please.

   Usage

   Says the pressure is too strong.

   Grammar Note

   "हलुक" is the local word for "light". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

4. कमर पर तनी ध्यान दीं।

   Ka-mar par ta-ni dhyaan din.

   Please focus a little on my lower back.

   Usage

   Names the area that needs attention.

   Grammar Note

   "ध्यान दीं" means "please give attention". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

5. बहुत दरद हो रहल बा।

   Ba-hut da-rad ho ra-hal baa.

   It hurts a lot.

   Usage

   Tell the therapist at once when it hurts.

   Grammar Note

   "हो रहल बा" shows an ongoing state. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

6. हमरा बहुत आराम महसूस हो रहल बा।

   Ham-raa ba-hut aa-raam mah-sus ho ra-hal baa.

   I feel very relaxed.

   Usage

   Says the massage feels good.

   Grammar Note

   "हमरा … हो रहल बा" means "I am feeling …". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

7. ई केतना मिनट के बा?

   I ket-naa mi-nat ke baa?

   How many minutes is this course?

   Usage

   Checks the length of the session.

   Grammar Note

   "केतना मिनट के" means "of how many minutes". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

8. तेल लगा के मालिश करीं।

   Tel la-gaa ke maa-lish ka-rin.

   Please use oil for the massage.

   Usage

   Asks for oil to be used.

   Grammar Note

   "लगा के" means "having applied". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

9. हमरा कंधा में दरद बा।

   Ham-raa kan-dhaa men da-rad baa.

   I have pain in my shoulder.

   Usage

   Tells where it hurts.

   Grammar Note

   "हमरा … दरद बा" means "I have pain in …". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

10. बहुत निमन रहे, धन्यबाद।

    Ba-hut ni-man ra-he, dhan-ya-baad.

    It felt very good, thank you.

    Usage

    Thanks the therapist at the end.

    Grammar Note

    "धन्यबाद" is spelled with "ब" throughout. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.

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