Pronunciation guide
[edit]Vowels
[edit]- a
- like 'a' in "apple", 'a' in "cake", "a" in "amen"
- e
- like 'i' in "magazine", 'e' in "bed" (often silent at the end of a word)
- i
- like 'i' in "pine", 'i' in "fin"
- o
- like 'ow' in "low", like 'o' in "top"
- u
- like 'oo' in "hoop", like 'u' in "cup"
Consonants
[edit]- b
- like 'b' in "bed"
- c
- like 's' in "supper", 'k' in "kid"
- d
- like 'd' in "dog"
- f
- like 'ph' in "phone"
- g
- like 'g' in "go", 'j' in "jello"
- h
- like 'h' in "help" (often silent in the UK and other Commonwealth countries)
- j
- like 'dg' in "edge"
- k
- like 'c' in "cat"
- l
- like 'l' in "love"
- m
- like 'm' in "mother"
- n
- like 'n' in "nice"
- p
- like 'p' in "pig"
- q
- like 'q' in "quest" (with "u", almost always)
- r
- like 'r' in "row", like 'r' in "feather" (often silent in the UK and other Commonwealth countries at end of word)
- s
- like 'ss' in "hiss", like 'z' in "haze"
- t
- like 't' in "top"
- v
- like 'v' in "victory"
- w
- like 'w' in "weight"
- x
- like 'cks' in "kicks", like 'z' in "haze" (at beginning of a word)
- y
- like 'y' in "yes", like 'ie' in "pie", like 'ee' in "flee"
- z
- like 'z' in "haze"
Common diphthongs
[edit]- ay
- like 'ay' in "say"
- ai
- like 'ay' in "say"
- au
- like 'awe'
- ee
- like 'ee' in "see"
- ei
- like 'ay' in "say"
- ey
- like 'ay' in "say", like 'ee' in "see"
- ie
- like 'ee' in "see"
- oi
- like 'oy' in "boy"
- oo
- like 'oo' in "food", like 'oo' in "good"
- ou
- like 'ow' in "cow", like 'oo' in "food", like 'o' in "cot"
- ow
- like 'ow' in "cow"
- oy
- like 'oy' in "boy"
- ch
- like 'ch' in "touch"
- sh
- like 'sh' in "sheep"
- th
- like 'th' in "this", like 'th' in "those"
- gh
- like 'f' in "fish"
- ph
- like 'f' in "fish"
Phrase list
[edit]Basics
[edit]- Hello.
- Namaskaram. (Nam-as-kaar-am)(formal)
- Thank you
- Dhanyavadhamulu (Dhan-ya-vada-mulu), Nenarlu (Telugu, "Dhanyavadhaalu" is sanskritized version)
- How are you?
- Ela vunnaru?
- Fine, thank you.
- Bagane vunnanu, Dhanyavadhamulu (Baa-gaa-ne-un-naa-nu, FIGHN, Dhan-ya-vada-mulu)
- What is your name?
- Nee Peru Yenty? (Mee PAEru YENTI)
- My name is ______ .
- Na Peru ______ . (Nah PAEru _____ .)
- Nice to meet you.
- mimmalni kalisi nanduku santhosam ga unnadi. (.)
- Please.
- Dayachesi. ( )
- Thanks
- Krithagnathalu. ( ) Dhanyavadhamulu (formal) Chala thanks (lit. "a lot of thanks", informal)
- You're welcome.
- meeku shubham kalugu gaaka.(formal) just smile.(informal)
- Come
- Randi. (Run-di)
- Come here
- Itu randi. (Itu-run-di)
- Yes.
- Avunu. (AuNu)
- No.
- Ledu (or) Kadu. (Lehdhu, KahDhu)
- Excuse me. (getting attention)
- konchem itu choodandi (respectful). (Yehvandi)
- Excuse me. (begging pardon)
- idi naa porapaatu. ( )
- I'm sorry/Forgive me
- Nannu kshaminchandi/manninchandi. (Nan-nu-ksha-min-chan-di)
- Goodbye
- Selavu ( )
- Goodbye (informal)
- untanu(singular) untamu(pl);Bye; taataa (BIGH; taa-taa)
- I can't speak Telugu [well].
- ( )
- Do you speak English?
- meeru english matladuthara ? (ING-lish? Ma tla da tha ra)
- Is there someone here who speaks English?
- Ikkada anglamu maatlade vaaru evaraina unnara? (Ik-kada angla bhasha maat-laadae vaaru eva-raaina un-naa-raa?)
- Help!
- Rakshinchandi! (Rak-shin-chan-di!)
- Look out!
- Atu choodu! (Atu-choo-du!)
- Good morning. (formal)
- Shubhodayam. ( )(informal): Namasthey.
- Good evening.
- (informal): Namasthey.
- Good night.
- Shubharathri.(informal): Namasthey.
- Good night (to sleep)
- . ( )
- I don't understand.
- Naku ardham kaledu. (నాకు అర్దమ్ కాలేదు)
- Where is the toilet?
- Marugu dhoddi ekkada vundhi? ( )
- Question Words
- What
- enti
- How
- ela
- Where
- ekkada (ఎక్కడ)
- When
- eppudu (ఎప్పుడు)
- Who
- evaru (ఎవరు)
- How much?
- Enta /enta/ ( ఎంత )
- Which
- edi
- Now
- ippudu
- yes
- Avunu /avunu/ ( అవును )
- true
- nijame
- Negative Words
- Don't want
- Vaddu/Vuddu
- don't have
- Ledu
- no,not that
- Kaadu, adi kadu /kaːdu/ ( కాదు )
- Don't know to do something
- Raadu /raːdu/
- I don't feel so great...
- Naaku aarogyam baaledu
- No idea
- Teliyadu
- I don’t understand
- Naaku artham kaledu ( నాకు అర్ధం కాలేదు )
Problems
[edit]- Leave me alone.
- Nannu vantariga vodileyyandi
- Don't touch me!
- Nannu muttukoku (muttaku)/ Nannu tAka voddu
- I'll call the police.
- Nenu police ni pilustanu
- Police!
- Police!
- Stop! Thief!
- Apandi! Donga ni
- I need your help.
- Naaku mee sahayam kavali.
- It's an emergency.
- Idi atyavasarmu (...)
- I'm lost.
- Nenu daari tappenu
- I lost my bag.
- Naa bag poyindhi
- I lost my wallet.
- Naa wallet (purse) poyindi
- I'm sick.
- Naaku vontlo baaga ledu
- I've been injured.
- Naaku debba tagilindi
- I need a doctor.
- Naaku Doctor Kavali. (...)
- Can I use your phone?
- mee phone nenu vaada vacha?
Numbers
[edit]Note: While Telugu does have a numeral system similar to Kannada, it is rarely used.
- 0
- zero (sunna) - సున్న
- 1
- one (OkaTi) - ఒకటి
- 2
- two (renDu) - రెండు
- 3
- three (mooDu)-మూడు
- 4
- four (naalugu)
- 5
- five (aidu)
- 6
- six (aaru)
- 7
- seven (ehDu)
- 8
- eight (enimidi)
- 9
- nine (tommidi)
- 10
- ten (padhi)
- 11
- eleven (padakondu)
- 12
- twelve (pannendu)
- 13
- thirteen (padamudu)
- 14
- fourteen (padnalugu)
- 15
- fifteen (padihenu)
- 16
- sixteen (padaharu)
- 17
- seventeen (padihedu)
- 18
- eighteen (paddenimidi)
- 19
- nineteen (panthommidi)
- 20
- twenty (eravai [informal], eruvadi)
- 21
- twenty-one (eruvadi okati) - May also be spoken as "eravai okati"
- 22
- twenty-two (eruvadi rendu) - May also be spoken as "eravai rendu"
- 23
- twenty-three (eruvadi moodu)
- 24
- twenty-four (eruvadi naalugu)
- 25
- twenty-five (eruvadi aidu)
- 30
- thirty (muppai)
- 40
- forty (nalabai)
- 50
- fifty (Yabhai)
- 60
- sixty (aaravi)
- 70
- seventy (dabbai)
- 80
- eighty (enabai)
- 90
- ninety (thombai)
- 100
- one hundred (vanda)
- 200
- two hundred (rendu vandalu)
- 300
- three hundred (moodu vandalu)
- 1000
- one thousand (veyyi)
- 2000
- two thousand (rendu velu)
- 100,000
- one hundred thousand (laksha)
- 1,000,000
- one million (padi lakshalu)
- 10,000,000
- ten million (koti)
- 1,000,000,000
- one thousand million in UK, one billion in USA (vanda kotlu)
- 1,000,000,000,000
- formerly one billion in UK, one trillion in USA (Laksha kotlu)
- number _____ (train, bus, etc.)
- number _____ (...)
- half
- half (Sagam)
- less
- less (Takkuva)
- more
- more (Ekkuva)
Time
[edit]- now
- now (Ippudu)
- later
- later (Taruvata)
- before
- before (Mundu)
- morning
- morning (Udayam)
- afternoon
- afternoon (Madhyahnam)
- evening
- evening (Sayantram)
- night
- night (Ratri)
Clock time
[edit]- one o'clock AM
- one o'clock AM (tellavaru jhaamu ontiganta)
- two o'clock AM
- two o'clock AM (tellavaru jhaamu rendu)
- noon
- noon (madhyahnam pannendu)
- one o'clock PM
- one o'clock PM (madhyahnam ontiganta)
- two o'clock PM
- two o'clock PM (madhyahnam rendu)
- midnight
- midnight (ardharathri pannendu)
Duration
[edit]- 1 second
- 1 second (Oka Kshanam)
- 10 minute(s)
- 10 minute(s) (Padi Nimishalu)
- 10 hour(s)
- 10 hour(s) (Padi gantalu)
- _1____ day(s)
- __1___ day(s) (Oka Roju)
- __1___ week(s)
- __1___ week(s) (Oka Vaaram)
- ___1__ month(s)
- __1___ month(s) (Oka Nela)
- ___1__ year(s)
- ___1__ year(s) (Oka Samvatsaram)
- 1 Decade
- 1 Decade (Oka Dasabdham)
- 1 Centuary
- 1 Centuary (Oka Satabdham)
Days
[edit]- today
- today (Ee nadu/Nedu/Ee Roju)
- yesterday
- yesterday (Ninna)
- tomorrow
- tomorrow (Repu)
- this week
- this week (ee vaaram)
- last week
- last week (poyina vaaram/ Gatha Vaaram)
- next week
- next week (Vache vaaram)
- Sunday
- Sunday (aadi vaaram)
- Monday
- Monday (Soma Vaaram)
- Tuesday
- Tuesday (Mangala Vaaram)
- Wednesday
- Wednesday (Budha Vaaram)
- Thursday
- Thursday (Guru Vaaram)
- Friday
- Friday (sukhra Vaaram)
- Saturday
- Saturday (Sani vaaram)
Months
[edit]- January
- January (...)
- February
- February (...)
- March
- March (...)
- April
- April (...)
- May
- May (...)
- June
- June (...)
- July
- July (...)
- August
- August (...)
- September
- September (...)
- October
- October (...)
- November
- November (...)
- December
- December (...)
Writing time and date
[edit]The time is written the same in Telugu. As in all places in India, the format is Day/Month/Year.
Example: September 12, 2007
USA: 09/12/2007 Telugu: 12/09/2007
Colors
[edit]- black
- black (nalupu)
- white
- white (thelupu)
- gray
- gray (boodida)
- red
- red (erupu)
- blue
- blue (neelam)
- yellow
- yellow (pasupu...)
- green
- green (Aaku Pachha)
- orange
- orange (kamala rangu)
- purple
- purple (bachala pandu rangu)
- brown
- brown (godhuma rangu)
- magenta
- mag (mag rangu)
Transportation
[edit]Bus and train
[edit]- How much is a ticket to _____?
- How much is a ticket to _____? (-- ku ticket entha?)
- One ticket to _____, please.
- One ticket to _____, please. (-- ku oka ticket ivvandi)
- Where does this train/bus go?
- Where does this train/bus go? (ee bus/train ekkadiki veltundi?)
- Where is the train/bus to _____?
- Where is the train/bus to _____? (-- ku vellalsina bus/train ekkada?)
- Does this train/bus stop in _____?
- Does this train/bus stop in _____? (ee bus/train -- lo aagutunda?)
- When does the train/bus for _____ leave?
- When does the train/bus for _____ leave? (-- ku bus/train eppudu bayaluderutundi?)
- When will this train/bus arrive in _____?
- When will this bus arrive in _____? (-- ku bus/train eppudu cherutundi?)
Directions
[edit]- How do I get to _____ ?
- How do I get to _____ ? (Nenu _____ ki yela vellali?)
- ...the train station?
- ...the train station? (railway station)
- ...the bus station?
- ...the bus station? (bus stand/RTC complex)
- ...the airport?
- ...the airport? (air port, formally vimanasryam)
- ...downtown?
- ...downtown? (main bazaaru)
- ...the youth hostel?
- ...the youth hostel? (Vidhyardhulaa Vasathigtruhamu)
- ...the _____ hotel?
- ...the _____ hotel? (hotel/lodge)
- ...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate?
- ...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? (...)
- Where are there a lot of...
- Where are there a lot of... (Yekkuva _____ yekkada vunnayi?)
- ...hotels?
- ...hotels? (hotels/lodges)
- ...restaurants?
- ...restaurants? (hotels/tiffin centers)
- ...bars?
- ...bars? (bars)
- ...sites to see?
- ...sites to see? (chooda dagga pradesalu)
- Can you show me on the map?
- Can you show me on the map? (Patam lo chupinchandi)
- street
- street (veedhi)
- Turn left.
- Turn left. (yedama vypu ki tirugu)
- Turn right.
- Turn right. (kudi vypu ki tirugu)
- left
- left (yedama)
- right
- right (kudi)
- straight ahead
- straight ahead (seeda ga munduku / neruga munduku)
- towards the _____
- towards the _____ (vypu)
- past the _____
- past the _____ (taruvata)
- before the _____
- before the _____ (mundu)
- Watch for the _____.
- Watch for the _____. (-- kosam chudandi)
- intersection
- intersection (koodali/crossing)
- north
- north (uttaram)
- south
- south (dakshinam)
- east
- east (toorpu)
- west
- west (padamara)
- uphill
- uphill (yettugadda/konda pyki)
- downhill
- downhill (konda kindaki)
Taxi
[edit]- Taxi!
- Taxi! (Auto)
- Take me to _____, please.
- Take me to _____, please. (nannu -- ki teesukuvellandi)
- How much does it cost to get to _____?
- How much does it cost to
get to _____? (-- ku velladaniki entha avutundi?)
- Take me there, please.
- Take me there, please. (nannu akkadiki teesukuvellandi)
Lodging
[edit]- Do you have any rooms available?
- (Gadhulu khaaliga unnaaya?)
- How much is a room for one person/two people?
- (okkariki/iddariki gadi entha avutundi?)
- Does the room come with...
(gadi -- tho vastunda?)
- ...bedsheets?
- (duppati)
- ...a bathroom?
- (snanala gadi)
- ...a telephone?
- (phone/doorashravani / dooravani)
- ...a TV?
- (TV/dooradharshani)
- May I see the room first?
(Nenu mundhuga gadhi choodavachcha?)
- Do you have anything quieter?
(Koncham nishabdam ga unnavi yehmaina unnaaya?)
- ...bigger?
- (Peddavi?)
- ...cleaner?
- (shubramga unnavi)
- ...cheaper?
- (takkuva dhara vi)
- OK, I'll take it.
- (Sare, Nenu idi Teesukuntanu)
- I will stay for _____ night(s).
- . (Ikkada nenu -- raatrulu unta)
- Can you suggest another hotel?
- (Inka edayina hotel suchinchagalara?)
- Do you have a safe?
- (Beeruwa unda?)
- ...lockers?
- (Saamanula Peattea)
- Is breakfast/supper included?
- (Alpaaharam / Ratri Bhojhanam isthara?)
- What time is breakfast/supper?
- (Alpaaharam / Ratri bojanam ennintiki pedtaru?)
- Please clean my room.
- (Naa room subra parachandi)
- Can you wake me at _____? | (Nannu -- intiki leputara?)
- I want to check out.
- (Nenu gadi khaali cheyyali anukontunnanu)
Money
[edit]- Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars?
- (American/Australian/Canadian dollars teesukuntara?)
- Do you accept British pounds?
- (British pounds teesukuntara)
- Do you accept credit cards?
- (credit cards teesukuntara?)
- Can you change money for me?
- (Dabbulu marchagalara?)
- Where can I get money changed?
- (Dabbulu ekkada maarchuko galanu?)
- Can you change a traveler's check for me?
- (traveler's check maarchagalara?)
- Where can I get a traveler's check changed?
- (traveler's check ekkada maarchukogalanu?)
- What is the exchange rate?
- (exchange rate entha?)
- Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)?
- (ATM ekkada undi?)
Eating
[edit]- A table for one person/two people, please.
- A table for one person/two people, please. (okallaki/iddariki oka balla)
- Can I look at the menu, please?
- Can I look at the menu, please? (Daicheesi, nenu menu choodachaa?)
- Can I look in the kitchen?
- Can I look in the kitchen? (wontagadi choodavacha?)
- Is there a house specialty?
- Is there a house specialty? (akkada ellu pratyekata enti..?)
- Is there a local specialty?
- Is there a local specialty? (akka local pratyekata unda..?)
- I'm a vegetarian.
- I'm a vegetarian. (nenu Saakaaharini)
- I don't eat pork.
- I don't eat pork. (Nenu Pandi Mamsam Tinanu)
- I don't eat beef.
- I don't eat beef. (Nenu Goddu Mamsam Tinanu)
- I only eat kosher food.
- I only eat kosher food. (...)
- Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard)
- Can you make it "lite", please? (dayachesi Ghee/Noona thakkuva chayyagalara?)
- fixed-price meal
- fixed-price meal ("bojanam okate dhara")
- à la carte
- à la carte (...)
- breakfast
- breakfast (alpaharam)
- brunch
- brunch ("Tiffin")
- lunch
- lunch (bhojanam)
- tea (teneeru)
- tea (teneeru)
- super
- super (chala bagundi)
- I want _____.
- I want _____. (Naku kavali...)
- I want a dish containing _____.
- I want a dish containing _____. (...)
- chicken
- chicken (kodi mamsam)
- beef
- beef (goddu mamsam)
- fish
- fish (cheapa )
- ham
- ham (...)
- sausage
- sausage (...)
- eggs
- eggs (guddu(singular),gudlu(plural))
- salad
- salad ( tinataniki anni rakalu veg/fruits mukkalu gaa kosinavi )
- (fresh) vegetables
- (fresh) vegetables (Taaja Kooragayalu)
- (fresh) fruit
- (fresh) fruit (Taaja Pandlu)
- bread
- bread (Rottea)
- toast
- toast (doraga vepinadi )
- noodles
- noodles ()
- rice
- rice (Annam)
- beans
- beans (Chikkudu)
- May I have a glass of _water____?
- May I have a glass of _____? (naaku oka lota neellu___ ivvagalara?)
- May I have a cup of _tea____?
- May I have a cup of _____? (oka cup tea ivvandi)
- May I have a bottle of _____?
- May I have a bottle of _____? (naku oka _____bottel kavali)
- coffee
- coffee (...)
- tea (drink)
- tea (teaneeru)
- juice
- juice (rasam)
- (bubbly) water
- water (neellu / neeru)
- water
- water (neellu)
- beer
- beer (...)
- red/white wine
- red/white wine (...)
- May I have some _____?
- May I have some _____? (naaku koncham ____ ivvagalara?)
- salt
- salt (uppu)
- black pepper
- black pepper (Miriyalu)
- butter
- butter (venna)
- Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server)
- Excuse me, waiter? (...)
- I'm finished.
- I'm finished. ( nenu purti chesanu )
- It was delicious.
- It was delicious. (adi chaalaa kamma gaa vundi)
- Please clear the plates.
- Please clear the plates. (dayachesi plates theeseyandi)
- The check, please.
- The check, please. (dayachesi cheque ivvandi)
Bars
[edit]- Do you serve alcohol?
- Do you serve alcohol? (Mandhu unda?)
- Is there table service?
- Is there table service? (Table service unda)
- A beer/two beers, please.
- A beer/two beers, please. (...)
- A glass of red/white wine, please.
- A glass of red/white wine, please. (...)
- A pint, please.
- A pint, please. (...)
- A bottle, please.
- A bottle, please. (...)
- _____ (hard liquor) and _____ (mixer), please.
- _____ and _____, please. (...)
- whiskey
- whiskey (...)
- vodka
- vodka (...)
- rum
- rum (...)
- water
- water (neeru / neellu)
- club soda
- club soda (...)
- tonic water
- tonic water (...)
- orange juice
- orange juice (...)
- Coke (soda)
- Coke (...)
- Do you have any bar snacks?
- Do you have any bar snacks? (Thinadaaniki emaina unnaya)
- One more, please.
- One more, please. (Inkokati)
- Another round, please.
- Another round, please. (Inka okati)
- When is closing time?
- When is closing time? (Closing time enti?)
Shopping
[edit]- Do you have this in my size?
- Do you have this in my size? (Idi naa size lo wunda?)
- How much is this?
- How much is this? (Idi enta outhundee)
- That's too expensive.
- That's too expensive. (adi chaala ekkuva khareedainadi)
- Would you take _____?
- Would you take _____? (___ni theesukuntara?)
- expensive
- expensive (khareedainadi)
- cheap
- cheap (chavaka)
- I can't afford it.
- I can't afford it. (...)
- I don't want it.
- I don't want it. (Naku Idi vaddu)
- You're cheating me.
- You're cheating me. (nuvvu nannu mosam chesthunnaavu)
- I'm not interested.
- I'm not interested. (naku istam ledu)
- OK, I'll take it.
- OK, I'll take it. (sare Theesukunta)
- Can I have a bag?
- Can I have a bag? (naku oka sanchi Ivvagalara...)
- Do you ship (overseas)?
- Do you ship (overseas)? (...)
- I need...
- I need... (naku avasaram...)
- ...toothpaste.
- ...toothpaste. (Dhanthadhavana churnam...)
- ...a toothbrush.
- ...a toothbrush. (...)
- ...tampons.
- ...tampons. (...)
- ...soap.
- ...soap. (sabbu)
- ...shampoo.
- ...shampoo. (...)
- ...pain reliever. (e.g., aspirin or ibuprofen)
- ...pain reliever. (...Noppi nivarini)
- ...cold medicine.
- ...cold medicine. (jalubu mandu)
- ...stomach medicine.
- ...stomach medicine. (kadupu noppi mandu/ potta noppi mandu)
- ...a razor.
- ...a razor. (...)
- ...an umbrella.
- ...an umbrella. (godugu)
- ...sunblock lotion.
- ...sunblock lotion. (...)
- ...a postcard.
- ...a postcard. (utharam)
- ...postage stamps.
- ...postage stamps. (...)
- ...batteries.
- ...batteries. (...)
- ...writing paper.
- ...writing paper. (...vrasukone kaagithamu)
- ...a pen.
- ...a pen. (kalamu)
- ...English-language books.
- ...English-language books. (aangla basha pustakamulu)
- ...English-language magazines.
- ...English-language magazines. (...aangla basha patrikalu)
- ...an English-language newspaper.
- ...an English-language newspaper. (oka aangla basha varthaapatrika)
- ...an English-English dictionary.
- ...an English-English dictionary. (oka aanglamu-aanglamu nighantuvu...)
Driving
[edit]- I want to rent a car.
- I want to rent a car. (naaku caru addeku kavali)
- Can I get insurance?
- Can I get insurance? (Naaku bhima vastunda?)
- stop (on a street sign)
- stop (aagumu)
- one way
- one way (oka vaipu margam)
- yield
- yield (...)
- no parking
- no parking (Ichchata vaahanamulu niluparaadu)
- speed limit
- speed limit (parimita vegam)
- gas (petrol) station
- petrol bunk (banku)
- petrol
- petrol ()
- diesel
- diesel (...)
Authority
[edit]- I haven't done anything wrong.
- I haven't done anything wrong. (nenu ye tappu cheyyaledu)
- It was a misunderstanding.
- It was a misunderstanding. (nannu apardam chesukunnaru)
- Where are you taking me?
- Where are you taking me? (nannu ekkadiki teesuku veltunnaru)
- Am I under arrest?
- Am I under arrest? (nenu khaidu cheya baddana ?( nannu khaidu chesaara?)
- I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen.
- I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. (nenu oka American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen )
- I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate.
- I need to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. ( nenu maa embassy tho maatlaadaali)
- I want to talk to a lawyer.
- I want to talk to a lawyer. (nenu oka lawyer tho maatlaadaali)
- Can I just pay a fine now?
- Can I just pay a fine now? (nenu jarimaana kattavaccha?)
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