I Know Everything in Marathi While talking to somebody, if you wish to convey that you know the subject or issue completely, you say that ‘I know everything’. The same expression can be conveyed in the Marathi language in the following ways: मला सगळं माहित आहे मला सर्व काही माहित आहे
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Come Soon in Marathi When you are proposing someone to visit you or want to invite somebody to somewhere and wish that the visit happens soon, you say ‘come soon’ in English. While speaking in the Marathi language, this phrase can be used like this: लवकर ये लवकर या However, if somebody already visited you
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When you are conversing with somebody and you don’t get a certain thing or are not clear about anything, you say ‘I don’t understand’ in the English language. Similarly, you can ‘I don’t understand’ in Sanskrit too–the phrase is pretty simple. The translation help in this phrase is provided by our friend, Varalakshmi Kandregula. To
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“I miss you” in Marathi Whenever we miss someone or being with someone, we wish to convey the feeling to the person we are missing. To convey this feeling, the expression “I miss you” is used in the English language. In Marathi, it can be said as follows: मला तुझी आठवण येते आहे. If we
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“I love you” in Marathi Someone has rightly said – “It is impossible to live without love“. But if you love someone, the feeling has to be shared and expressed as well. To express this feeling, we say “I love you” in English. In Marathi, it can be expressed as – माझं तुझ्यावर प्रेम आहे.
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Very Good in Sanskrit When you want to express your appreciation or want to acknowledge the correctness or the beauty of a thing, a task, or anything, in the English language, you often convey it by saying ‘Very Good’. In the Sanskrit language, a single word, meaning the same expression can convey the same meaning
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Shut Up in Sanskrit The phrase ‘shut up’ is not considered a very polite one when it comes to a conversation but often it is needed and people love to use it softly too–sometimes, a lot of people say this phrase to themselves, contextually trying to ask their minds to shut up. (!) Well, every
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God Bless You in Sanskrit While conversing with somebody, we often come across this phrase if we wish to convey God’s blessings on somebody: God Bless You. But if you wanted to convey this phrase in the Sanskrit language, due to the rules of joining, it becomes a single word. Though it appears to be
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Have a Good Day in Sanskrit Learning the Sanskrit language through phrases and short sentences used in day-to-day life is exciting and often gives a better understanding of the language for someone who finds it difficult to learn it through the conventional route–understanding the grammar and rules etc. For this reason, we are providing Sanskrit
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“Pongal” is a four-day long festival in Tamil Nadu dedicated to Sun God, usually celebrated from January 14 to January 17 every year. It is also called a harvest festival as during this time crops like rice, sugarcane, turmeric etc are harvested. In the Marathi language, you can wish someone “Happy Pongal” as “पोंगलच्या हार्दीक शुभेच्छा”.
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“Makar Sankranti” is the day on which the sun enters into the sun-sign of Capricorn (Makara – मकर राशी). It is a specific solar day, usually January 14 every year, in the Hindu calendar and Hindu festival that marks the start of longer days with the Winter solstice as well as the start of the Uttarayana (उत्तरायण). “Happy
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“Lohri” is a Punjabi festival, usually celebrated on January 13 every year which is a day before the festival of “Makar Sankranti” on January 14. “Lohri” also marks the end of the month of “Poh” (पो) and the start of the month of Magha (माघ) in the Punjabi calendar. It is also called a harvest festival as
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Makara Sankranti marks the end of the winter solstice is the first day when the Sun moves into the Capricorn sign. It is a crop festival ans is celebrated across India. If you want to know how to say Happy Makara Sankranti in Telugu language, here is the phrase that can be used. English Telugu
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Shivaratri is a name that brings waves of devotion and reverence swirling up your spine as you close your eyes and try to imagine standing in the very presence of Lord Shiva. Celebrated across the world with much fervor and devotional festivities, Shivaratri is a much-awaited occasion for the multitude. If you want to know
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Like its North Indian counterpart, Pongal is a festival dedicated to crops, end of winter season and the Sun-God. It is most popular in South India. If you want to know how to say Happy Pongal in Telugu, here is the phrase that can be used. English Telugu Happy Pongal పొంగల్ పండుగ శుభాకాంక్షలు
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Holi is a name that brings a smile on everybody’s face. It is celebrated throughout India and is especially popular in North India and is often associated with Lord Krishna–the Holi celebrations of Brindavan are quite unique and famous. If you want to know how to say Happy Holi in Telugu, below is the phrase
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Makara Sankranti, the end of the winter solstice, and a crop festival is celebrated throughout India with much fervor. It is the beginning of the new year for many reasons and it is the day when the Sun moves into the Capricorn sign. To know how to say Happy Makara Sankranti in Tamil, get used
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Shivaratri, or Maha Shivaratri, is a special night dedicated to Lord Shiva. He is believed to be born on this auspicious occasion, at the same time considered beyond both birth and death. The inner significance is that the devotees have the maximum chance of achieving their own divinity on this night. It’s a festival celebrated
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Pongal, like the North Indian festival of Lohri, is a festival dedicated to the Sun-God. It also marks the end of the winter season and is particularly popular in South India. If you want to know how to say Happy Pongal in Tamil, here is the phrase that can be used. English Tamil Happy Pongal
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Holi, a name that brings memories of colors and unrecognizable faces, is a famous festival particular celebrated with much fervor and joy in North India. However, this festival is popular with almost all Indians because of its spirit in coloring everything and forgetting the past. If you want to know how to say Happy Holi
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