School & Education

1. जवळची शाळा / विद्यापीठ कुठे आहे?

   javal-chī shāḷā / vidyāpīṭh kuṭhe āhe?

   Where is the nearest school / university?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the location of a nearby school or university

   Grammar Note

   "kuṭhe āhe" is the standard Marathi question for asking location — "where is"

2. मला भाषा कोर्समध्ये प्रवेश घ्यायचा आहे.

   malā bhāṣā korsamadhe praveś ghyāyacā āhe.

   I'd like to enroll in a language course.

   Usage

   Expressing desire to enroll in a language course

   Grammar Note

   "-madhye" is the postposition meaning "in/into". "ghyāyacā āhe" expresses intention

3. मी शाळेला / कॅम्पसला भेट देऊ शकतो का?

   mī shāḷelā / kĕmpaslā bheṭ deū śakatō kā?

   Can I visit the school / campus?

   Usage

   Asking for permission to visit a school or campus

   Grammar Note

   "śakatō" (m) / "śakatē" (f) expresses ability. "kā" marks yes/no questions in Marathi

4. इथे कोणते विषय शिकवले जातात?

   ithe koṇate viṣay śikavale jātāt?

   What subjects are taught here?

   Usage

   Asking about the subjects taught at a school

   Grammar Note

   "śikavale jātāta" is the passive present — "jātāta" is the third-person plural passive auxiliary

5. शिक्षण शुल्क किती आहे?

   śikṣaṇa śulka kitī āhe?

   How much is the tuition fee?

   Usage

   Asking about the cost of tuition

   Grammar Note

   "kitī āhe" is the standard price question. "śulka" is a Sanskrit-origin word for "fee/charge"

6. मी खाजगी शिक्षक शोधत आहे.

   mī khājagī śikṣaka śōdhat āhe.

   I'm looking for a private tutor.

   Usage

   Saying you are looking for a private tutor

   Grammar Note

   "śōdhata āhe" is the present continuous. The construction "-ta āhe" expresses ongoing action

7. ग्रंथालय कुठे आहे?

   granthālay kuṭhe āhe?

   Where is the library?

   Usage

   Asking for the location of the library

   Grammar Note

   "granthālaya" is Sanskrit — combining "grantha" (text/book) and "ālaya" (abode/place)

8. तुम्ही ऑनलाइन कोर्स देता का?

   tumhī ōnalāin korsa detā kā?

   Do you offer online courses?

   Usage

   Asking whether online courses are available

   Grammar Note

   "tumhī" is the polite second person. "detā" is the honorific present form of "deṇe" (to give/offer)

9. माझ्या पात्रतेची मान्यता घेणे आवश्यक आहे.

   mājhyā pātratecī mānyatā gheṇe āvaśyaka āhe.

   I need to get my qualifications recognized.

   Usage

   Used when seeking official recognition of foreign qualifications

   Grammar Note

   "āvaśyaka āhe" means "is necessary". "mānyatā" is a Sanskrit-origin word for "recognition/approval"

10. विद्यार्थ्यांसाठी सवलत आहे का?

    vidyārthyānsāṭhī savalt āhe kā?

    Is there a student discount available?

    Usage

    Asking if a student discount is available

    Grammar Note

    "-sāṭhī" is the Marathi postposition meaning "for" — indicating purpose or beneficiary

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