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Most Common Marathi Words Maharashtrians Use in Daily Life – Learn & Share!

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🗣️ Most Common Marathi Words Maharashtrians Use in Daily Life – Learn & Share! 🇮🇳

Marathi is the official language of Maharashtra and widely spoken in cities like Mumbai, Pune, and Nagpur. Learning a few everyday Marathi words helps you bond with locals and enrich your travel experience.


🏠 Greetings & Basics

  • Namaskar (नमस्कार) – Hello / Greetings

  • Kasa ahes? (कसा आहेस?) – How are you? (to a male)

  • Kashi ahes? (कशी आहेस?) – How are you? (to a female)

  • Ho (हो) – Yes

  • Nahi (नाही) – No

  • Dhanyavaad (धन्यवाद) – Thank you

  • Krupa karun (कृपया) – Please


🍽️ Common Words & Phrases

  • Kha (खा) – Eat (imperative)

  • Paani (पाणी) – Water

  • Thamb (थांब) – Stop

  • Bara (बरा) – Good / Fine (male)

  • Bari (बरी) – Good / Fine (female)

  • Kiti (किती) – How much?


🛒 At the Market

  • Bhav (भाव) – Price

  • Soppa (सोप्पा) – Cheap / Easy

  • Thoda (थोडा) – A little

  • Bada (बाडा) – Big

  • Chhota (छोटा) – Small


🚶‍♂️ Directions & Travel

  • Daya (डावा) – Left

  • Udha (उजवा) – Right

  • Sodh (सोध) – Search / Find

  • Aajun (अजून) – More / Still

  • Ahet (आहेत) – Are (plural)


🙋 Useful Everyday Words

  • Mi (मी) – I / Me

  • Tu (तू) – You (informal)

  • Apan (आपण) – We / You (formal)

  • Majha (माझा) – My (male)

  • Majhi (माझी) – My (female)


Learning these Marathi basics not only helps in daily conversations but also shows respect for local culture, often leading to warm interactions and smiles!

 


   
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