Lesson 3: Numbers and Time

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to count in Marwari and talk about time. Numbers are essential for shopping, scheduling, and everyday communication. Let’s get started!

A. Numbers in Marwari (1-10)

1️⃣ Ek (एक) – One

2️⃣ Baa (बा) – Two

3️⃣ Teen (तीन) – Three

4️⃣ Chaar (चार) – Four

5️⃣ Paanch (पांच) – Five

6️⃣ Chho (छः) – Six

7️⃣ Saat (सात) – Seven

8️⃣ Aath (आठ) – Eight

9️⃣ Nau (नौ) – Nine

🔟 Das (दस) – Ten

B. Numbers 11-20

11 – Gyaarah (ग्यारह)

12 – Baara (बारह)

13 – Terah (तेरह)

14 – Chaudah (चौदह)

15 – Pandrah (पंद्रह)

16 – Solah (सोलह)

17 – Satra (सत्रा)

18 – Atharah (अठारह)

19 – Unnis (उन्नीस)

20 – Bees (बीस)

C. Telling Time in Marwari

1. Samay su hai? (समय सूं है?) – What time is it?

2. Saat bajya hai. (सात बज्या है.) – It’s 7 o’clock.

3. Dhai baje hai. (ढाई बजे है.) – It’s 2:30.

4. Aaj 3 baje milsu. (आज ३ बजे मिलसू.) – I’ll meet you at 3 o’clock today.

D. Asking About Days and Dates

1. Aaj ku day su hai? (आज कू डे सूं है?) – What day is it today?

2. Aaj Ravivar hai. (आज रविवा है.) – Today is Sunday.

3. Kal su karo? (कल सूं करो?) – What are you doing tomorrow?

4. Mhaari janamdin 15 October hai. (म्हारी जनमदिन १५ अक्टूबर है.) – My birthday is on 15th October.

This wraps up Lesson 3! 🎉

Would you like to review or move on to Lesson 4: Family and Relationships? 😊