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What does Martha do? मा-्था---- करत-? मा__ का_ क___ म-र-थ- क-य क-त-? ---------------- मार्था काय करते? 0
kā-a k___ k-m- ---- kāma
She works at an office. ती---र---ल--त-----क-ते. ती का_____ का_ क___ त- क-र-य-ल-ा- क-म क-त-. ----------------------- ती कार्यालयात काम करते. 0
kāma k___ k-m- ---- kāma
She works on the computer. त- सं--क-----ाम--र--. ती सं_____ का_ क___ त- स-ग-क-व- क-म क-त-. --------------------- ती संगणकावर काम करते. 0
m-rt-ā-kāya-k--at-? m_____ k___ k______ m-r-h- k-y- k-r-t-? ------------------- mārthā kāya karatē?
Where is Martha? म-र-थ- क-ठे आ-े? मा__ कु_ आ__ म-र-थ- क-ठ- आ-े- ---------------- मार्था कुठे आहे? 0
m-r-hā-k--- -a--t-? m_____ k___ k______ m-r-h- k-y- k-r-t-? ------------------- mārthā kāya karatē?
At the cinema. चि--रपटग-ह-त. चि________ च-त-र-ट-ृ-ा-. ------------- चित्रपटगृहात. 0
m-rt-- --ya kara--? m_____ k___ k______ m-r-h- k-y- k-r-t-? ------------------- mārthā kāya karatē?
She is watching a film. ती एक चित्-प- ब-- आहे. ती ए_ चि____ ब__ आ__ त- ए- च-त-र-ट ब-त आ-े- ---------------------- ती एक चित्रपट बघत आहे. 0
T- kār-āla-āta------ka-a-ē. T_ k__________ k___ k______ T- k-r-ā-a-ā-a k-m- k-r-t-. --------------------------- Tī kāryālayāta kāma karatē.
What does Peter do? पीटर क-य -र-ो? पी__ का_ क___ प-ट- क-य क-त-? -------------- पीटर काय करतो? 0
Tī--ā-y--a-ā----ām---a-at-. T_ k__________ k___ k______ T- k-r-ā-a-ā-a k-m- k-r-t-. --------------------------- Tī kāryālayāta kāma karatē.
He studies at the university. त- -ि--व-ि--य-ल--- श-कत-. तो वि________ शि___ त- व-श-व-ि-्-ा-य-त श-क-ो- ------------------------- तो विश्वविद्यालयात शिकतो. 0
T- --ryāla---a-k-----arat-. T_ k__________ k___ k______ T- k-r-ā-a-ā-a k-m- k-r-t-. --------------------------- Tī kāryālayāta kāma karatē.
He studies languages. त--भ--ा --कतो. तो भा_ शि___ त- भ-ष- श-क-ो- -------------- तो भाषा शिकतो. 0
T- saṅga-akā-----k-m- ka-a-ē. T_ s____________ k___ k______ T- s-ṅ-a-a-ā-a-a k-m- k-r-t-. ----------------------------- Tī saṅgaṇakāvara kāma karatē.
Where is Peter? प-टर कुठ- --े? पी__ कु_ आ__ प-ट- क-ठ- आ-े- -------------- पीटर कुठे आहे? 0
Tī sa--a-------a-k--a ----tē. T_ s____________ k___ k______ T- s-ṅ-a-a-ā-a-a k-m- k-r-t-. ----------------------------- Tī saṅgaṇakāvara kāma karatē.
At the café. कॅफेत. कॅ___ क-फ-त- ------ कॅफेत. 0
Tī sa--aṇak--ar--k-m- -ar--ē. T_ s____________ k___ k______ T- s-ṅ-a-a-ā-a-a k-m- k-r-t-. ----------------------------- Tī saṅgaṇakāvara kāma karatē.
He is drinking coffee. तो कॉ-ी -ित आह-. तो कॉ_ पि_ आ__ त- क-फ- प-त आ-े- ---------------- तो कॉफी पित आहे. 0
M-r-h- kuṭh--ā-ē? M_____ k____ ā___ M-r-h- k-ṭ-ē ā-ē- ----------------- Mārthā kuṭhē āhē?
Where do they like to go? त---ं-ा -ुठ- -ाय---आवडत-? त्__ कु_ जा__ आ____ त-य-ं-ा क-ठ- ज-य-ा आ-ड-े- ------------------------- त्यांना कुठे जायला आवडते? 0
M--t-ā---ṭ-- -hē? M_____ k____ ā___ M-r-h- k-ṭ-ē ā-ē- ----------------- Mārthā kuṭhē āhē?
To a concert. स-गीत --फ---ध्-े. सं__ मै______ स-ग-त म-फ-ी-ध-य-. ----------------- संगीत मैफलीमध्ये. 0
M---h- k---ē--hē? M_____ k____ ā___ M-r-h- k-ṭ-ē ā-ē- ----------------- Mārthā kuṭhē āhē?
They like to listen to music. त-या-न- स-गीत ---य-- -वड--. त्__ सं__ ऐ___ आ____ त-य-ं-ा स-ग-त ऐ-ा-ल- आ-ड-े- --------------------------- त्यांना संगीत ऐकायला आवडते. 0
C-t--p----r̥h-t-. C_______________ C-t-a-a-a-r-h-t-. ----------------- Citrapaṭagr̥hāta.
Where do they not like to go? त्य-ं-ा----- -ा-ला -व-त -ाह-? त्__ कु_ जा__ आ___ ना__ त-य-ं-ा क-ठ- ज-य-ा आ-ड- न-ह-? ----------------------------- त्यांना कुठे जायला आवडत नाही? 0
C--rapa--g-̥--t-. C_______________ C-t-a-a-a-r-h-t-. ----------------- Citrapaṭagr̥hāta.
To the disco. डिस्-------. डि______ ड-स-क-म-्-े- ------------ डिस्कोमध्ये. 0
Ci-r-pa-a-----t-. C_______________ C-t-a-a-a-r-h-t-. ----------------- Citrapaṭagr̥hāta.
They do not like to dance. त-यां-- -ा-ा-ल---वडत -ा-ी. त्__ ना___ आ___ ना__ त-य-ं-ा न-च-य-ा आ-ड- न-ह-. -------------------------- त्यांना नाचायला आवडत नाही. 0
Tī ē-a-citr---ṭ--b----ta ---. T_ ē__ c________ b______ ā___ T- ē-a c-t-a-a-a b-g-a-a ā-ē- ----------------------------- Tī ēka citrapaṭa baghata āhē.

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