Accommodation

1. मला एक खोली बुक करायची आहे

   Ma-laa ek kho-li buk ka-raa-ya-chi aa-he

   I want to book a room

   Usage

   Requesting to book a room at a hotel or guesthouse

   Grammar Note

   "Buk karne" uses "book" as an English loanword. "Kholi" (room) is feminine, so "karaaychi" is used.

2. चेक-इन वेळ काय आहे?

   Chek-in vel kaay aa-he?

   What is the check-in time?

   Usage

   Asking about hotel check-in time

   Grammar Note

   "Kaay aahe" means "what is it". English loanword "check-in" is used directly in Marathi.

3. माझ्या खोलीत एसी आहे का?

   Maazh-yaa kho-li-t e-si aa-he kaa?

   Is there air conditioning in my room?

   Usage

   Asking about room amenities

   Grammar Note

   "-t" is a locative postposition meaning "inside". "Kholit" = inside the room. "AC" is an English abbreviation.

4. नाश्ता समाविष्ट आहे का?

   Naash-taa sa-maa-visht aa-he kaa?

   Is breakfast included?

   Usage

   Checking if breakfast is included in the hotel rate

   Grammar Note

   "Samavisht" is Sanskrit-derived meaning "included". Commonly used in formal/hotel contexts.

5. एका रात्रीचे भाडे किती आहे?

   Ekā rātrīce bhāḍe kiti āhe?

   How much is it per night?

   Usage

   Asking about the nightly room rate

   Grammar Note

   "Ekā rātrīce bhāḍe" means "the rate for one night". "Bhāḍe" is used for lodging, fare and rental charges; combine it with "kiti" (how much) to ask a price.

6. खोलीत वाय-फाय आहे का?

   Kho-li-t vaay-faay aa-he kaa?

   Is there Wi-Fi in the room?

   Usage

   Asking about Wi-Fi availability in the room

   Grammar Note

   "Vaay-faay" is the Marathi phonetic rendering of "Wi-Fi". Tech terms are often borrowed directly from English.

7. मला उशिरा चेक-आउट करायचे आहे

   Ma-laa u-shi-raa chek-aut ka-raa-ya-che aa-he

   I want to do a late check-out

   Usage

   Requesting a late check-out from a hotel

   Grammar Note

   "Ushira" is an adverb meaning "late". "Check-out" is an English loanword used directly in Marathi.

8. टॉवेल आणि साबण द्या

   Tov-el aa-ni saab-an dyaa

   Please give me towels and soap

   Usage

   Requesting amenities from hotel staff

   Grammar Note

   "Aani" is Marathi's conjunction equivalent to "and". "Towel" is borrowed from English.

9. माझी खोली साफ करा

   Maazh-i kho-li saaf ka-raa

   Please clean my room

   Usage

   Requesting housekeeping service

   Grammar Note

   "Saaf karne" is a compound verb meaning "to clean". "Karaa" makes it a polite command.

10. हे हॉटेल कुठे आहे?

    He ho-tel ku-the aa-he?

    Where is this hotel?

    Usage

    Asking for the location of a hotel

    Grammar Note

    "Hotel" is an English loanword. "He" is the demonstrative pronoun "this" in Marathi neuter form.

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