Hotel

1. एक खोली हवी आहे

   Ek kho-li ha-vi aa-he

   I need one room

   Usage

   Used when checking in to a hotel

   Grammar Note

   "Kholi" (room) is feminine, so "havi" takes the feminine form. Marathi "have/havi/havaa" agrees with the noun's gender.

2. चेक इन कधी आहे?

   Check in ka-dhi aa-he?

   What time is check-in?

   Usage

   Asking about check-in time

   Grammar Note

   Modern Marathi uses many English loanwords, especially for hotel terminology.

3. माझी बुकिंग आहे

   Maa-zhi bu-king aa-he

   I have a booking

   Usage

   Informing the hotel about a prior reservation

   Grammar Note

   "Maazhi" is the feminine form of "maazhe" (my). Used because "booking" is treated as feminine.

4. खोलीत Wi-Fi आहे का?

   Kho-lit Wi-Fi aa-he kaa?

   Is there Wi-Fi in the room?

   Usage

   Checking for Wi-Fi availability in the room

   Grammar Note

   "Kholiit" is the locative form of "kholi" (room) using the "-t/-aat" suffix for location.

5. नाश्ता समाविष्ट आहे का?

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

   Is breakfast included?

   Usage

   Checking if breakfast is included in the room rate

   Grammar Note

   "Samaavishtha" is a Sanskrit-derived word meaning "included". Used in formal contexts.

6. माझी चावी हरवली

   Maa-zhi chaav-i ha-ra-va-li

   I lost my key

   Usage

   Reporting a lost room key to hotel staff

   Grammar Note

   Marathi past tense agrees with subject and object gender. "Chaavi" is feminine, so "haravali" (feminine past) is used.

7. खोली साफ करा

   Kho-li saaf ka-raa

   Please clean the room

   Usage

   Requesting housekeeping to clean the room

   Grammar Note

   "Saaf" is an Arabic/Urdu-origin adjective meaning "clean", widely used in Marathi.

8. AC चालू करा

   A.C. chaa-lu ka-raa

   Please turn on the air conditioning

   Usage

   India's hot climate makes AC requests very common

   Grammar Note

   "Chaalu" means "running/active". "Chaalu karaa" means "please turn on/start".

9. उद्या सकाळी चेक आउट करायचे आहे

   Ud-yaa sa-kaa-li check out ka-raa-y-che aa-he

   I want to check out tomorrow morning

   Usage

   Informing the hotel about tomorrow's check-out plan

   Grammar Note

   "Udyaa" means tomorrow in Marathi. Unlike Hindi "kal" (which means both yesterday and tomorrow), Marathi distinguishes "kaal" (yesterday) from "udyaa" (tomorrow).

10. सामान सांभाळाल का?

    Saa-maan saam-bhaa-laal kaa?

    Can you keep my luggage?

    Usage

    Asking to store luggage after check-out

    Grammar Note

    "Saambhaalne" means "to take care of/keep". The "-aal" ending creates a polite future/request form.

11. टॉवेल

    tovel

    Towel

    Usage

    Point at this when asking the front desk for an amenity

12. उशी

    ushi

    Pillow

    Usage

    Point at this to ask for an extra pillow

13. पांघरूण

    pangharun

    Blanket

    Usage

    The native Marathi word; hotels also understand the English "blanket"

14. साबण

    saban

    Soap

    Usage

    Point at this to ask for soap

15. शाम्पू

    shampu

    Shampoo

    Usage

    Point at this to ask for shampoo

16. टूथब्रश

    tuthbrash

    Toothbrush

    Usage

    Word for asking for a toothbrush — Indian hotels often do not provide one

17. टॉयलेट पेपर

    toylet pepar

    Toilet paper

    Usage

    India relies on a water spray, so paper is not always provided

18. हेअर ड्रायर

    hear drayar

    Hair dryer

    Usage

    Point at this to borrow a hair dryer

19. हँगर

    hangar

    Clothes hanger

    Usage

    Word for asking for extra clothes hangers

20. शांत खोली

    shant kholi

    Quiet room

    Usage

    Show this at check-in to request a quieter room

21. गोंगाट

    gongat

    Noise / too loud

    Usage

    Point at this to tell the front desk the room is too noisy

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