Indian Languages Made Easy: English to Rajasthni Dhundhadi of Jaipur to English
Rajasthan is the state/ province in India where lots of forts, havelee,
lakes, kothis, bawadis are there. In Jaipur the historical monuments
like Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City palace, Jal Mahal, Naar Gad, Jai
Garh, Madhav Gad, Birla Mandir, Moti Dongri, Galtaji Tirth, are there.
Apart from this the cities like Udaipur, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer,
Bharatpur Sanctury, Alwar, Ajmer, Pushkar, Chittodgarh, etc, are also
famous. The biggest desert of the subcontinent Thar is also situated in
Rajasthan.
Rajasthan was on military alert and has witnessed almost all the wars after Indian
Independence right from 1947, to 1999.
Pokharan/ Pokran is the place in
Rajasthan only, where India
tested its nuclear power, which is mostly used for the peaceful purpose.
Father and many of us in our family knows this language very
well and all helped me.
Even my friends Mr. Kamal Sain, Mr. Narendra Patodiya knows
it better, thanks to them as they told me the most complex sentences used in
every day life of locals on Jaipur roads.
English:: I ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Mey
English:: You ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Tane
English:: This ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Ya
English:: That ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Wa
English:: Yes ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Ha, Hamb, Ambab
English:: Come ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
(to come)….. Endaa
English:: Good:: Rajasthni Dhundhadi: Chhokho, Achcho,
Badhiya
English:: Bad:: Rajasthni Dhundhadi: Buro
English:: Came ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Aajo, Andina
English:: Open ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
(to open): Kholdai, Kholjo
English:: Sit ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
(to sit): Baithja
English:: Walk ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
(to walk): Chaal
English:: Eat ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Khalay
English:: Drink ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
(to drink): Peelay
English:: Win ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
(to win): Jeetgaa
English:: Go ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
(to go): Jaa
English:: Went ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Gayeccho
English:: Run ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
(to run): Bhaag
English:: He eats an apple ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo sev khaorayo chhe
English:: He ate an apple ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo bki sev khayo ccho
English:: She came by bus yesterday ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo kaal bus maa ayi chchi
English: What is the fare of auto till Hava Mahal? ::
Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Hawa Mahal Tak Kay
Kirayo chche bhaya?
English: It’s too much:: Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Jyada
Batarahio chche?
English:: She came by her own vehicle
yesterday ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Wok hood ki gaadi leayee chchee
English:: They went to the temple ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo Madir Gayo
English:: They went to the church ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo Girija Ghar Gayo
English:: They came from the mosque ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo Masjid so baran aryo chche
English:: He slept the whole night ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo saari raat soto rahiyo
English:: He wrote well in the
examination ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Wo pariksha Bdhiya de rahiyo chche
English:: He has eaten ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Mai Roti Khaliyo
English:: He will eat ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo pachchya khawalo
English:: He will go ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo Jaabado chche
English:: He will come ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo Aabado chche
English:: What is your name? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tharo Kay naam chche
English:: What ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Kay
English:: Your ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Tharo
English:: Mine:: Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Maaro
English:: Name ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Naam
English:: What did you do? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu kay karo / (With Respect) Thapo Kaay Naam Chhe?
English:: What should I do? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Mei Kay Karoo?
English:: What can I do? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Mey kaay Kar Sakoo chchoo?
English:: What is your the question?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Thhey kay puchch raiya chcha?
English:: What is written in the
letter? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Kaagak mei kaayi likhedo chche?
English:: What you had been told? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Taney kaay bataya chha?
English:: What will be the answer? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Eko Uttar Kay chche?
English:: Why did you come? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu kyu Ayo Chhe?
English:: Why did you sleep on the work?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Tu kaam karati tem kyo soyo chho?
English:: Why did you tell him to go?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi::
Tu oone jaba be kyon khayo chho?
English::
Why did he bring the bag? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Tu basstaa kyo layo chcho?
English:: Why did she pay the money?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Wo pisa
kyo diyo?
English:: Why did they sit there? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Wo unday kyo baithaya chche?
English:: Why do you drive the car? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Too Gaadi kyon chhalayo?
English:: Why are they late for the
meeting? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Tu meeting mey late kyu ayo?
English:: How did you come? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu kayiso ayo? Or Tu Kayisoo Ayo?
English:: How did you write your exams?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Tu pariksha mei kay likhrayo?
English:: How many apples are there in
my hand? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Mhara haath mei katra baki sev chhe?
English:: How many did you take? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu katrra Liyo?
English:: How much money did he pay?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Wo katraa pisa
dio?
English:: How much distance to go? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Katrik Dooor Jaano chche?
English:: How was the journey
yesterday? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Thako safar kashok chho?
English:: Which way did you come? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu kasha gelo soo aayo?
English:: Which is your favourite
colour? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Taro Pasandida rang kasho chhe? Or Tome kasho
rang badhiya llage chhey?
English:: In which room did you sleep?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Kaal Kasi saal ma soye chho?
English:: Which story did you tell to
children? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Tu kaal balakanaa kashi kahani sunayo chcho?
English:: Which is the sweetest fruit?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Sabsoo Meetho fal kasho chche?
English:: Which is the best newspaper
in the Rajasthan? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Rajasthan ma kashyo paper bdhiya
chche?
English:: Which state has the largest
population? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Kashey rajya mei janasnakhya sabse jyadaa
chche?
English:: Where did you come from? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu koday soo aayo chche?
English:: Where is the manager’s
cabin? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Prabandhak ko kamoro kodiney chche?
English:: Where should I go? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Mo koday jaoon?
English:: Whom should I meet? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Mo koonsoo miloo?
English:: Is it a good book? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Ya kittab bdhiya chhay kaee?
English:: Is it the answer? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi::
Kay yaan jawaab hi chha kaee?
English:: Yes, it is the answer ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Haa yaahi jawab chche. .
English:: Will you come with me? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Kaayi tu mhara lera awalo kaee?
English:: I shall come with you. ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Haa maa aoonga.
English:: Will you give me your mobile?
::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Kay tu mane tharo mobile deo lokayee?
English:: Can you give me some water to
drink? ::Rajasthni Dhundhadi:: Tu thodo paani peeba delo kayee?
English:: Can you lift this box? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu yaa baxo utha lelo kaee?
English:: Did you have your lunch? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu roti kha liyo?
English:: How are you? ::Rajasthni
Dhundhadi:: Tu kashyok chhey?
English:: I’m fine. :: Rajasthni Dhundhadi: Mai sahi choo.
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