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1 [one]

People

People

१ [एक]

1 [Ēka]

लोक

[lōka]

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I -ी मी म- -- मी 0
-ī m_ m- -- mī
I and you मी------ू मी आ_ तू म- आ-ि त- --------- मी आणि तू 0
mī-āṇ- tū m_ ā__ t_ m- ā-i t- --------- mī āṇi tū
both of us आम्ही-द-घे आ__ दो_ आ-्-ी द-घ- ---------- आम्ही दोघे 0
ām-ī d--hē ā___ d____ ā-h- d-g-ē ---------- āmhī dōghē
he -ो तो त- -- तो 0
-ō t_ t- -- tō
he and she त--आ-ि--ी तो आ_ ती त- आ-ि त- --------- तो आणि ती 0
tō--ṇi-tī t_ ā__ t_ t- ā-i t- --------- tō āṇi tī
they both त- -----ी ती दो__ त- द-घ-ह- --------- ती दोघेही 0
t- -ōg-ēhī t_ d______ t- d-g-ē-ī ---------- tī dōghēhī
the man (-ो) --रूष (__ पु__ (-ो- प-र-ष ---------- (तो) पुरूष 0
(-ō- ----ṣa (___ p_____ (-ō- p-r-ṣ- ----------- (tō) purūṣa
the woman (--)------ी (__ स्__ (-ी- स-त-र- ----------- (ती) स्त्री 0
(t-)--trī (___ s___ (-ī- s-r- --------- (tī) strī
the child (-े- म-ल (__ मू_ (-े- म-ल -------- (ते) मूल 0
(t---m--a (___ m___ (-ē- m-l- --------- (tē) mūla
a family क----ब कु__ क-ट-ं- ------ कुटुंब 0
k--u--a k______ k-ṭ-m-a ------- kuṭumba
my family माझे--ु--ंब मा_ कु__ म-झ- क-ट-ं- ----------- माझे कुटुंब 0
m-j-ē ---umba m____ k______ m-j-ē k-ṭ-m-a ------------- mājhē kuṭumba
My family is here. म--- क-ट----इ-े-आहे. मा_ कु__ इ_ आ__ म-झ- क-ट-ं- इ-े आ-े- -------------------- माझे कुटुंब इथे आहे. 0
m---ē ku---ba-ithē--h-. m____ k______ i___ ā___ m-j-ē k-ṭ-m-a i-h- ā-ē- ----------------------- mājhē kuṭumba ithē āhē.
I am here. म- -----ह-. मी इ_ आ__ म- इ-े आ-े- ----------- मी इथे आहे. 0
Mī ith--āh-. M_ i___ ā___ M- i-h- ā-ē- ------------ Mī ithē āhē.
You are here. तू---- आ-ेस. तू इ_ आ___ त- इ-े आ-े-. ------------ तू इथे आहेस. 0
T----hē-----a. T_ i___ ā_____ T- i-h- ā-ē-a- -------------- Tū ithē āhēsa.
He is here and she is here. त- -थ----- --ि -- इ-- आ-े. तो इ_ आ_ आ_ ती इ_ आ__ त- इ-े आ-े आ-ि त- इ-े आ-े- -------------------------- तो इथे आहे आणि ती इथे आहे. 0
Tō-i-h- -h- --i -ī-ithē--hē. T_ i___ ā__ ā__ t_ i___ ā___ T- i-h- ā-ē ā-i t- i-h- ā-ē- ---------------------------- Tō ithē āhē āṇi tī ithē āhē.
We are here. आम्ह----- आहो-. आ__ इ_ आ___ आ-्-ी इ-े आ-ो-. --------------- आम्ही इथे आहोत. 0
Ām---ithē āhōt-. Ā___ i___ ā_____ Ā-h- i-h- ā-ō-a- ---------------- Āmhī ithē āhōta.
You are here. त-म्ही-(द-घे /-स---) इ---आ---. तु__ (__ / स___ इ_ आ___ त-म-ह- (-ो-े / स-्-) इ-े आ-ा-. ------------------------------ तुम्ही (दोघे / सर्व) इथे आहात. 0
Tu-hī----g-ē/--arv-- it-ē-āh---. T____ (______ s_____ i___ ā_____ T-m-ī (-ō-h-/ s-r-a- i-h- ā-ā-a- -------------------------------- Tumhī (dōghē/ sarva) ithē āhāta.
They are all here. त-------इथ--आह-त. ते स__ इ_ आ___ त- स-ळ- इ-े आ-े-. ----------------- ते सगळे इथे आहेत. 0
Tē s--aḷ----h- ----a. T_ s_____ i___ ā_____ T- s-g-ḷ- i-h- ā-ē-a- --------------------- Tē sagaḷē ithē āhēta.

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