Dating & Romance

1. तुम्ही खूप सुंदर आहात.

   Tumhi khoop sundar aahaat.

   You are very beautiful.

   Usage

   Used to compliment someone's appearance.

   Grammar Note

   "तुम्ही" is the polite/plural second-person pronoun used to address someone respectfully.

2. आपण एकत्र जेवायला जाऊ का?

   Aapan ekatra jevaayla jaau ka?

   Shall we go out to eat together?

   Usage

   Used to invite someone to dine together.

   Grammar Note

   "जाऊ का?" is a gentle suggestion form meaning "shall we go?"

3. मला तुमच्याशी बोलायला आवडते.

   Mala tumchyaashi bolaayla aavadte.

   I enjoy talking with you.

   Usage

   Used to express that you enjoy conversations with someone.

   Grammar Note

   "बोलायला आवडते" expresses liking an activity; the verb's purpose form precedes "आवडते."

4. तुम्ही एकटे आहात का?

   Tumhi ekte aahaat ka?

   Are you alone?

   Usage

   Used to politely ask if someone is alone/single.

   Grammar Note

   "आहात" is the polite second-person plural of "असणे" (to be).

5. मला तुमचा नंबर मिळेल का?

   Mala tumcha nambar milel ka?

   Can I have your number?

   Usage

   Used to ask for someone's phone number.

   Grammar Note

   "मिळेल" is the future of "मिळणे" (to get/receive); combined with "का," it forms a polite request.

6. आपण पुन्हा भेटूया का?

   Aapan punha bhetuya ka?

   Shall we meet again?

   Usage

   Used to suggest meeting again.

   Grammar Note

   "भेटूया" is the cohortative form of "भेटणे" (to meet), expressing a suggestion/invitation.

7. मी तुमच्यावर प्रेम करतो.

   Mi tumchyaavar prem karto.

   I love you.

   Usage

   Used by a male speaker to express deep love.

   Grammar Note

   "करतो" is masculine present form; a female speaker uses "करते."

8. तुमची सोबत खूप छान वाटते.

   Tumchi sobat khoop chhaan vaatte.

   Being with you feels very nice.

   Usage

   Used to express how comfortable you feel around someone.

   Grammar Note

   "वाटते" is an impersonal form of "वाटणे" (to seem/feel), commonly used for expressing feelings.

9. तुम्ही आज संध्याकाळी मोकळे आहात का?

   Tumhi aaj sandhyaakaali mokle aahaat ka?

   Are you free this evening?

   Usage

   Used to check if someone is available before asking them out.

   Grammar Note

   "मोकळे" is the neuter/plural adjective meaning "free/available."

10. तुम्ही माझ्या आयुष्यात खूप महत्त्वाचे आहात.

    Tumhi maajhyaa aayushyaat khoop mahattvaache aahaat.

    You are very important in my life.

    Usage

    Used to express deep feelings about someone's importance in your life.

    Grammar Note

    "महत्त्वाचे" is the adjectival form of "महत्त्व" (importance), in neuter/honorific form.

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