पोस्ट ऑफिस कुठे आहे?
Post ophis kuthe aahe?
Where is the post office?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of the post office.
Grammar Note
"कुठे आहे?" is the basic expression to ask for a location.
मला हे पत्र जपानला पाठवायचे आहे.
Mala he patra Japaanla paathavaayche aahe.
I want to send this letter to Japan.
Usage
Used at the post office counter to send a letter abroad.
Grammar Note
"पाठवायचे आहे" is the neuter desire form, agreeing with the neuter noun "पत्र" (letter).
हे पार्सल पाठवण्याचा खर्च किती आहे?
He paarsal paathavanyaacha kharch kiti aahe?
How much does it cost to send this parcel?
Usage
Used to ask about the postage cost for a parcel.
Grammar Note
"किती आहे?" is a versatile expression for asking about price or quantity.
मला काही तिकिटे विकत घ्यायची आहेत.
Mala kaahi tikite vikat ghyaayachi aahet.
I want to buy some stamps.
Usage
Used when buying stamps at the post office.
Grammar Note
"विकत घेणे" is a compound verb meaning "to purchase/buy."
हे पोहोचायला किती वेळ लागेल?
He pohochaayla kiti vel laagel?
How long will this take to arrive?
Usage
Used to ask about delivery time.
Grammar Note
"लागेल" is the third-person singular future of "लागणे" (to take/require time).
मला एक्स्प्रेस पोस्टने पाठवायचे आहे.
Mala ekspres postne paathavaayche aahe.
I want to send it by express post.
Usage
Used to request express delivery service.
Grammar Note
"ने" is the Marathi instrumental postposition indicating means/method (by/with).
माझे पार्सल ट्रॅक करणे शक्य आहे का?
Maajhe paarsal trek karne shakya aahe ka?
Is it possible to track my parcel?
Usage
Used to ask if parcel tracking is available.
Grammar Note
"शक्य आहे का?" is a polite inquiry meaning "is it possible?"
माझा पत्ता हा आहे.
Maajhaa pattaa haa aahe.
My address is this.
Usage
Used when providing your return address.
Grammar Note
"हा" is the masculine demonstrative pronoun (agreeing with masculine "पत्ता").
यात तुटणाऱ्या वस्तू आहेत.
Yaat tutanaaryaa vastu aahet.
There are fragile items inside.
Usage
Used to alert postal staff about fragile contents.
Grammar Note
"तुटणाऱ्या" is the "-णारा" type participle (plural form) of "तुटणे" (to break), modifying "वस्तू" to mean "breakable."
मला पावती द्या.
Mala paavati dyaa.
Please give me a receipt.
Usage
Used to request a receipt after sending a postal item.
Grammar Note
"द्या" is the polite imperative (second-person plural) of "देणे" (to give).
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