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Getting to know others

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જાણવા મળી

[jāṇavā maḷī]

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Hi! હા-! હા__ હ-ય- ---- હાય! 0
h---! h____ h-y-! ----- hāya!
Hello! શ-ભ----સ! શુ_ દિ___ શ-ભ દ-વ-! --------- શુભ દિવસ! 0
Ś---a-di-a--! Ś____ d______ Ś-b-a d-v-s-! ------------- Śubha divasa!
How are you? ત----ેમ---? ત_ કે_ છો_ ત-ે ક-મ છ-? ----------- તમે કેમ છો? 0
T-m- kēma-ch-? T___ k___ c___ T-m- k-m- c-ō- -------------- Tamē kēma chō?
Do you come from Europe? શ-ં--મ- ય-----ા-છો? શું ત_ યુ___ છો_ શ-ં ત-ે ય-ર-પ-ા છ-? ------------------- શું તમે યુરોપના છો? 0
Ś---t--- yu-ō-an---hō? Ś__ t___ y_______ c___ Ś-ṁ t-m- y-r-p-n- c-ō- ---------------------- Śuṁ tamē yurōpanā chō?
Do you come from America? શ---ત-ે અ---િકા-ી--ો? શું ત_ અ____ છો_ શ-ં ત-ે અ-ે-િ-ા-ી છ-? --------------------- શું તમે અમેરિકાથી છો? 0
Ś---t-m- am-r---t------? Ś__ t___ a_________ c___ Ś-ṁ t-m- a-ē-i-ā-h- c-ō- ------------------------ Śuṁ tamē amērikāthī chō?
Do you come from Asia? શ-ં-----એ----ન---ો? શું ત_ એ___ છો_ શ-ં ત-ે એ-િ-ા-ા છ-? ------------------- શું તમે એશિયાના છો? 0
Śu--ta-ē-ē-iyā-ā c-ō? Ś__ t___ ē______ c___ Ś-ṁ t-m- ē-i-ā-ā c-ō- --------------------- Śuṁ tamē ēśiyānā chō?
In which hotel are you staying? તમે-ક--હોટ-લ--ં --- છો? ત_ ક_ હો___ ર_ છો_ ત-ે ક- હ-ટ-લ-ા- ર-ો છ-? ----------------------- તમે કઈ હોટેલમાં રહો છો? 0
Ta-ē -a&--os-ī ---ēl---- -a-- ch-? T___ k________ h________ r___ c___ T-m- k-&-p-s-ī h-ṭ-l-m-ṁ r-h- c-ō- ---------------------------------- Tamē ka'ī hōṭēlamāṁ rahō chō?
How long have you been here for? તમે ક-ટલ----ય-ી------છ-? ત_ કે__ સ___ અ_ છો_ ત-ે ક-ટ-ા સ-ય-ી અ-ી- છ-? ------------------------ તમે કેટલા સમયથી અહીં છો? 0
T-mē----a-ā samaya-h-------chō? T___ k_____ s________ a___ c___ T-m- k-ṭ-l- s-m-y-t-ī a-ī- c-ō- ------------------------------- Tamē kēṭalā samayathī ahīṁ chō?
How long will you be staying? ત-ે --ય-ં-સ-ધી --- છ-? ત_ ક્_ સુ_ ર_ છો_ ત-ે ક-ય-ં સ-ધ- ર-ો છ-? ---------------------- તમે ક્યાં સુધી રહો છો? 0
Tamē-k-ā- s---ī rahō -h-? T___ k___ s____ r___ c___ T-m- k-ā- s-d-ī r-h- c-ō- ------------------------- Tamē kyāṁ sudhī rahō chō?
Do you like it here? ત-ે-ત-ને-અ---પ----ક---છ-? ત_ તે_ અ_ પ__ ક_ છો_ ત-ે ત-ન- અ-ી પ-ં- ક-ો છ-? ------------------------- તમે તેને અહી પસંદ કરો છો? 0
Tamē-tēn- -hī---s-n-a k-rō--h-? T___ t___ a__ p______ k___ c___ T-m- t-n- a-ī p-s-n-a k-r- c-ō- ------------------------------- Tamē tēnē ahī pasanda karō chō?
Are you here on vacation? શ-- --- --ક--ન -----? શું ત_ વે___ પ_ છો_ શ-ં ત-ે વ-ક-શ- પ- છ-? --------------------- શું તમે વેકેશન પર છો? 0
Śu- ta-ē v-----n- -a-- c--? Ś__ t___ v_______ p___ c___ Ś-ṁ t-m- v-k-ś-n- p-r- c-ō- --------------------------- Śuṁ tamē vēkēśana para chō?
Please do visit me sometime! મને -્-ા-ેક મ-લાક-- --! મ_ ક્___ મુ___ લો_ મ-ે ક-ય-ર-ક મ-લ-ક-ત લ-! ----------------------- મને ક્યારેક મુલાકાત લો! 0
Man--ky-rē-a ---ākā-a--ō! M___ k______ m_______ l__ M-n- k-ā-ē-a m-l-k-t- l-! ------------------------- Manē kyārēka mulākāta lō!
Here is my address. અ-ીં-મા--- ---ામ-- --. અ_ મા_ સ___ છે_ અ-ી- મ-ર-ં સ-ન-મ-ં છ-. ---------------------- અહીં મારું સરનામું છે. 0
A--- mā-----a-a--m-- ---. A___ m____ s________ c___ A-ī- m-r-ṁ s-r-n-m-ṁ c-ē- ------------------------- Ahīṁ māruṁ saranāmuṁ chē.
Shall we see each other tomorrow? કાલ- --ીએ? કા_ મ___ ક-લ- મ-ી-? ---------- કાલે મળીએ? 0
K--- ---ī--po--ē? K___ m___________ K-l- m-ḷ-&-p-s-ē- ----------------- Kālē maḷī'ē?
I am sorry, but I already have plans. મ-ફ કર-----ાર- ---ે----ના- છે. મા_ ક___ મા_ પા_ યો___ છે_ મ-ફ ક-શ-, મ-ર- પ-સ- ય-જ-ા- છ-. ------------------------------ માફ કરશો, મારી પાસે યોજનાઓ છે. 0
M-----k----------ī--ās--yōjan-&a-os-ō ---. M____ k______ m___ p___ y____________ c___ M-p-a k-r-ś-, m-r- p-s- y-j-n-&-p-s-ō c-ē- ------------------------------------------ Māpha karaśō, mārī pāsē yōjanā'ō chē.
Bye! બ-ય! બા__ બ-ય- ---- બાય! 0
Bā--! B____ B-y-! ----- Bāya!
Good bye! આ--ો! આ___ આ-જ-! ----- આવજો! 0
Āv--ō! Ā_____ Ā-a-ō- ------ Āvajō!
See you soon! ફ-ી ---યા! ફ_ મ___ ફ-ી મ-્-ા- ---------- ફરી મળ્યા! 0
P-a-- -aḷ--! P____ m_____ P-a-ī m-ḷ-ā- ------------ Pharī maḷyā!

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