Time & Dates

59 phrases · Marathi with romanization, English and audio

  1. किती वाजले आहेत?

    Kiti vaajale aahet?

    What time is it?

    Usage

    Basic phrase to ask the current time

    Grammar Note

    Marathi uses "vaajane" (bell strikes) to express time

  2. आज कोणता वार आहे?

    Aaj konata vaar aahe?

    What day of the week is it?

    Usage

    Used to ask what day of the week it is

    Grammar Note

    Marathi weekdays: Som(Mon), Mangal(Tue), Budh(Wed), Guru(Thu), Shukra(Fri), Shani(Sat), Ravi(Sun)

  3. आज / उद्या / काल

    Aaj / Udya / Kaal.

    Today / Tomorrow / Yesterday

    Usage

    Basic time expressions used in everyday conversation

    Grammar Note

    In Marathi "kāl" (काल) means only "yesterday" and "udyā" (उद्या) means "tomorrow" (unlike Hindi "kal", which covers both). The ambiguous word is "paravā" (परवा), which means both the day after tomorrow and the day before yesterday

  4. या आठवड्यात / पुढच्या आठवड्यात / मागच्या आठवड्यात

    Yaa aathavadyat / Pudhchya aathavadyat / Maagchya aathavadyat.

    This week / Next week / Last week

    Usage

    Used to reference different weeks

    Grammar Note

    "Pudhcha" means "next/forward" and "maagcha" means "previous/last"

  5. सकाळी / दुपारी / संध्याकाळी / रात्री

    Sakaali / Dupaari / Sandhyaakaali / Raatri.

    In the morning / afternoon / evening / at night

    Usage

    Used to indicate different times of day

    Grammar Note

    These words function as time adverbials indicating the period of day

  6. आजची तारीख काय आहे?

    Aajachi taarikh kaay aahe?

    What is today's date?

    Usage

    Used to ask the current date

    Grammar Note

    "Taarikh" is an Arabic loanword meaning "date" in Marathi

  7. किती वाजता उघडते / बंद होते?

    Kiti vaajtaa ughadate / band hote?

    At what time does it open / close?

    Usage

    Used to ask about opening and closing times

    Grammar Note

    "Vaajtaa" means "at ~ o'clock" in Marathi

  8. तिथे पोहोचायला किती वेळ लागेल?

    Tithe pohochaayla kiti vel laagel?

    How long will it take to get there?

    Usage

    Used to ask about travel time to a destination

    Grammar Note

    "Laagane" means "to take / require" (time, effort) in Marathi

  9. दुपारी तीन वाजता भेटूया

    Dupaari tin vaajtaa bhetuya.

    Let's meet at 3 pm.

    Usage

    Used to set a meeting time at 3 pm

    Grammar Note

    "Bhetuya" is the hortative form meaning "let us meet"

  10. आठवड्याच्या शेवटी उघडे असते का?

    Aathavadyachya shevati ughade asate kaa?

    Is it open on weekends?

    Usage

    Used to ask if a place is open on weekends

    Grammar Note

    "Shevat" means "end / last" in Marathi

  11. खूप लवकर आहे / खूप उशीर झाला आहे

    Khup lavkar aahe / Khup ushir jhaala aahe.

    It's too early / too late.

    Usage

    Used to express that the time is too early or too late

    Grammar Note

    Adding "khup" (very) before intensifies to mean "too ~"

  12. केव्हा सुरू होते / संपते?

    Kevha suru hote / sampate?

    When does it start / end?

    Usage

    Used to ask when an event starts or ends

    Grammar Note

    "Kevha" means "when" in Marathi

  13. कोणता महिना आहे?

    Konata mahina aahe?

    What month is it?

    Usage

    Used to ask what month it is

    Grammar Note

    "Mahina" means "month" in Marathi

  14. ... तारखेला वेळ मिळेल का?

    ... taarakhela vel milel kaa?

    I'd like to make an appointment for [date/time].

    Usage

    Used to schedule an appointment on a specific date

    Grammar Note

    "Vel milane" literally means "get time" (= make an appointment)

  15. सोमवार ते शुक्रवार

    Somvaar te Shukravaar.

    From Monday to Friday

    Usage

    Used to indicate the weekday range from Monday to Friday

    Grammar Note

    "Te" indicates a range "from ~ to ~" in Marathi

  16. एक दिवस

    Ek divas

    One day

    Usage

    Word for a duration of "one day"

  17. अर्धा दिवस

    Ardha divas

    Half a day

    Usage

    Word for a half-day duration

  18. एक आठवडा

    Ek aathavada

    One week

    Usage

    Word for a one-week duration

  19. एक महिना

    Ek mahina

    One month

    Usage

    Word for a one-month duration

  20. एक वर्ष

    Ek varsha

    One year

    Usage

    Word for a one-year duration

  21. सोमवार

    Somvaar

    Monday

    Usage

    Word for the day "Monday"

  22. मंगळवार

    Mangalvaar

    Tuesday

    Usage

    Word for the day "Tuesday"

  23. बुधवार

    Budhvaar

    Wednesday

    Usage

    Word for the day "Wednesday"

  24. गुरुवार

    Guruvaar

    Thursday

    Usage

    Word for the day "Thursday"

  25. शुक्रवार

    Shukravaar

    Friday

    Usage

    Word for the day "Friday"

  26. शनिवार

    Shanivaar

    Saturday

    Usage

    Word for the day "Saturday"

  27. रविवार

    Ravivaar

    Sunday

    Usage

    Word for the day "Sunday"

  28. आज

    Aaj

    Today

    Usage

    Word to point at and say "today"

  29. उद्या

    Udya

    Tomorrow

    Usage

    Word to point at and say "tomorrow"

  30. काल

    Kaal

    Yesterday

    Usage

    Word to point at and say "yesterday"

  31. आत्ता

    Aatta

    Now

    Usage

    Word for "right now"

  32. नंतर

    Nantar

    Later

    Usage

    Word for "later"

  33. एक तास

    Ek taas

    One hour

    Usage

    Word for a duration of "one hour"

  34. दोन तास

    Don taas

    Two hours

    Usage

    Word for a duration of "two hours"

  35. तीस मिनिटे

    Tees minite

    Thirty minutes

    Usage

    Word for a duration of "thirty minutes"

  36. सकाळ

    Sakaal

    Morning

    Usage

    Word for the time of day "morning"

  37. दुपार

    Dupaar

    Midday

    Usage

    Word for the time of day "midday"

  38. संध्याकाळ

    Sandhyaakaal

    Evening

    Usage

    Word for the time of day "evening"

  39. रात्र

    Raatra

    Night

    Usage

    Word for the time of day "night"

  40. मध्यरात्र

    Madhyaraatra

    Late night

    Usage

    Word for the time of day "late night"

  41. दररोज

    Darroj

    Every day

    Usage

    Word for the frequency "every day"

  42. दर आठवड्याला

    Dar aathavadyala

    Every week

    Usage

    Word for the frequency "every week"

  43. दर महिन्याला

    Dar mahinyala

    Every month

    Usage

    Word for the frequency "every month"

  44. हा आठवडा

    Haa aathavada

    This week

    Usage

    Word for "this week" on its own

  45. पुढचा आठवडा

    Pudhcha aathavada

    Next week

    Usage

    Word for "next week" on its own

  46. मागचा आठवडा

    Maagcha aathavada

    Last week

    Usage

    Word for "last week" on its own

  47. आठवड्याचा शेवट

    Aathavadyacha shevat

    Weekend

    Usage

    Word for "weekend"

  48. जानेवारी

    janevari

    January

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

  49. फेब्रुवारी

    phebruvari

    February

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

  50. मार्च

    march

    March

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

  51. एप्रिल

    epril

    April

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

  52. मे

    me

    May

    Usage

    Gregorian month name; the hottest month in Maharashtra

  53. जून

    jun

    June

    Usage

    Gregorian month name; the monsoon begins in this month

  54. जुलै

    julai

    July

    Usage

    Gregorian month name; Marathi uses "julai" spelled differently from Hindi

  55. ऑगस्ट

    ogast

    August

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

  56. सप्टेंबर

    septembar

    September

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

  57. ऑक्टोबर

    oktobar

    October

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

  58. नोव्हेंबर

    novhembar

    November

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

  59. डिसेंबर

    disembar

    December

    Usage

    Gregorian month name, for showing a booking or arrival date

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