પોસ્ટ ઓફિસ ક્યાં છે?
Post office kyaan chhe?
Where is the post office?
Usage
Basic expression for asking where the post office is
Grammar Note
"kyaan" as a locative adverb combines with "chhe" (is) to ask where something is
હું આ પત્ર મોકલવા માંગું છું
Hun aa patra mokalvaa maangu chhu
I want to send this letter
Usage
Used at the post office to express wanting to send a letter
Grammar Note
"X + infinitive + maangu chhu" is the Gujarati structure for expressing desire
જાપાન માટે ટપાલ ખર્ચ કેટલો?
Jaapan maate tapal kharach ketalo?
What is the postage to Japan?
Usage
Used to ask about international postage rates
Grammar Note
"ketalo" is an interrogative word asking "how much" or "how many"
હું ટિકિટ ખરીદી શકું?
Hun tikit kharidi shakun?
Can I buy stamps?
Usage
Used to ask if stamps can be purchased
Grammar Note
"shakun" is the first person form of the auxiliary "shaku" meaning "can"
હું વિદેશ પાર્સલ મોકલવા માંગું છું
Hun videsh parsal mokalvaa maangu chhu
I want to send a parcel abroad
Usage
Used when wanting to send an international parcel
Grammar Note
"videsh" is of Sanskrit origin meaning "foreign land" or "abroad"
કેટલો સમય લાગશે?
Ketalo samay laagashe?
How long does it take?
Usage
Used to ask how long delivery will take
Grammar Note
"laagvu" means "to take (time)"; "-she" is the future tense suffix
મારે ટ્રેકિંગ નંબર જોઈએ
Maare trekking nambar joie
I want a tracking number
Usage
Used to request a tracking number for a shipment
Grammar Note
"X + joie" is the expression for "X is needed" or "I want X"
શું અહીં પોસ્ટ કાર્ડ મળે?
Shun aheen post card male?
Are there postcards?
Usage
Used to ask if postcards are available
Grammar Note
"shun" is a Gujarati interrogative particle used to form yes/no questions
આ પેકેજનું વજન કેટલું છે?
Aa package-nu vajan ketalu chhe?
How much does this weigh?
Usage
Used to ask about the weight of a package
Grammar Note
"vajan" means "weight"; "-nu" is the neuter genitive ending ("of"). "Vajan ketalu chhe?" asks how much something weighs
કૃપા કરીને એક્સ્પ્રેસ ડિલિવરીથી મોકલો
Krupa karine express delivarithi mokalo
Send it express
Usage
Used to request express delivery for an urgent shipment
Grammar Note
"mokalo" is the polite imperative form of "mokalvu" (to send)
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