Schedule & Booking

10 phrases · Gujarati with romanization, English and audio

  1. કાલે સવારે દસ વાગ્યે મળીએ

    kale savare das vagye malie

    Let's meet tomorrow morning at ten

    Usage

    Arranging a meeting for the next morning

    Grammar Note

    vagye is the postpositional phrase for "at ~ o'clock"

  2. ટ્રેન ક્યારે ઉપડે?

    tren kyare upade?

    When does the train depart?

    Usage

    Asking about the train departure time

    Grammar Note

    kyare is the temporal question word "when"

  3. આજ સાંજે ફ્રી છો?

    aj sanje phri chho?

    Are you free this evening?

    Usage

    Asking a friend if they are free in the evening

    Grammar Note

    chho is the second-person singular copula "are you"

  4. આજ રાત્રે જમવાનું છે

    aj ratre jamvanum chhe

    There is dinner tonight

    Usage

    Informing about dinner plans

    Grammar Note

    jamvanum chhe means "there is dining/a meal"

  5. ટૂર નવ વાગ્યે શરૂ થાય છે

    tur nav vagye sharu thay chhe

    The tour starts at nine o'clock

    Usage

    Informing about the tour start time

    Grammar Note

    nav vagye is the time expression "at nine o'clock"

  6. ચેક-આઉટ ક્યારે હોય?

    chek-aut kyare hoy?

    When is check-out?

    Usage

    Asking about hotel check-out time

    Grammar Note

    hoy is the habitual verb "happens/takes place"

  7. અડધો કલાક રાહ જોવી પડશે

    adho kalk rah jovi padse

    You'll need to wait about half an hour

    Usage

    Informing about a waiting time

    Grammar Note

    padse is the future obligatory "will need to"

  8. તે મોકૂફ કરાઈ ગયું

    te mokuf karai gayum

    It has been postponed

    Usage

    Informing that something has been postponed

    Grammar Note

    karai gayum is the passive perfect "has been done"

  9. યોજના તૈયાર છે

    yojana taiyar chhe

    The plan is ready

    Usage

    Confirming the plan is ready

    Grammar Note

    taiyar chhe is the predicate "is ready"

  10. પહેલેથી બુકિંગ કરો

    pahelethi buking karo

    Please book in advance

    Usage

    Advising someone to make an advance booking

    Grammar Note

    karo is the imperative "please do"

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