[Tāso tsa kawaī?]

Context: Used to ask someone about their current activity.

[Taso tse ghwari?]

Context: Use to ask about someone's desires or needs.

[Āyā os ṣ̌a ya-ī?]

Context: Checking on someone's recovery.

[Taso ta dua kawom.]

Context: Used when wishing someone well or offering prayers.

[ayā dā tazmīn larē?]

Context: Asking about guarantee or warranty while shopping for electronics or durable items

[tāsu cherta osege?]

Context: Asking about someone's residence

[Taso rishtya wayast?]

Context: Use to verify if someone is being honest.

[Tāso ta shafā ghwāṛam.]

Context: A polite phrase to wish a sick person well.

[Aya ta wada shaway ye?]

Context: Asking a male about his marital status.

[ayā ta gashniz khwakhwawe?]

Context: Used when asking someone about their herbal preferences in cooking.

[Tāsū kala bīrta rādzai?]

Context: Asking someone about their return time.

[Aya da pechkari sozi?]

Context: Asking a nurse or doctor before an injection.

[Aya ta kom hasasiat lari?]

Context: Medical screening before treatment or food.

[Tā-so sa-ra pa li-do khwush shom.]

Context: A polite way to end a first-time meeting.

[ayā dā khwāṛa ḍer march lari?]

Context: Used to ask about the level of spice or chili in a dish.

[Tasu bayad vitaminoona wokhory]

Context: Giving nutritional or health advice.

[tāsu pa inglisi khabare kawalay she?]

Context: Asking if someone knows English