[Za ta-zhay yam]

Context: Used when you need water or something to drink.

[Ze wa-zhay yam.]

Context: When you feel hungry and want food.

[za moṛ yam]

Context: Used after finishing a meal to indicate you cannot eat more.

[Ze staṛay yam.]

Context: Used to express that you feel fatigued.

[za nārogh yam]

Context: Saying that you are unwell

[Ze chamto yum]

Context: Use when you are prepared to start something.

[Za dard laram.]

Context: Used when describing a physical ache to someone.

[Za taba laram.]

Context: Mentioning a high temperature.

[Da taza day?]

Context: Asking about the quality of food or produce.

[Da wazan kra.]

Context: Asking to have a product weighed on a scale.

[Dā tsa shay day?]

Context: Used to ask about an unknown object.

[za bawar laram]

Context: Expressing confidence or faith in something.

[Za nari kawom.]

Context: Used in the morning routine.

[Ze na po-he-zham.]

Context: When you do not understand or know something.

[da der kha day]

Context: Used to express approval or satisfaction with something.

[Za wālgay laram.]

Context: When having a cold or influenza.

[zə parhez kawəm.]

Context: Used when refusing certain foods due to medical advice or health reasons.

[Za pa lara yam.]

Context: Used to tell someone you are currently traveling to meet them.

[Da zama khwakh day]

Context: Use to express that you enjoy or approve of something.

[za pa bīṛa yam.]

Context: Used when you need to travel quickly or catch a transport.

[Dā darmal wakhwura.]

Context: Giving medicine to someone.

[Ze sheedey ghwaram.]

Context: Requesting milk to drink.

[Ze hasasiyat laram.]

Context: Used to inform doctors or restaurants about allergies.

[Ze nuskha ghwaram]

Context: Asking a doctor for a written prescription for medicine.

[Da der gran day.]

Context: Used when bargaining or commenting on a high price.

[da pa tso khartsaway?]

Context: Inquiring about the selling price of an item in trade.

[dā ḍer trosh day]

Context: Used to describe the taste of acidic foods like lemons or unripe fruit.

[Ze kali aghundam.]

Context: Used when getting ready in the morning.

[Za der masroof yam.]

Context: Used to decline an invitation or explain lack of time.

[Da der qimati dai.]

Context: Used to comment on an item that costs too much.

[Ze khpal makh meenzam.]

Context: Used during a morning or evening routine.

[ze na-wak-ta ragh-lam.]

Context: Used to apologize or explain that you are not on time.

[da zay khondi day?]

Context: Used to inquire about safety while traveling.

[Za angar jaroo kawom.]

Context: Used when describing daily chores.

[za nawee danda latum]

Context: Speaking about one's career status during a job search.

[Za yaw kilo ghwaram.]

Context: Specifying the amount of a product to buy.

[da zma te-rot-na wa]

Context: Used when admitting a fault or error.

[Ze bayad muayina sham]

Context: Requesting a check-up from a medical professional.

[za ghwāṛam ṭikaṭ wākhlam.]

Context: Used at a station or airport when purchasing travel documents.