[Te cherta ze?]

Context: Asking someone about their destination.

[Dākṭar cherta day?]

Context: Asking for medical assistance in a clinic or emergency.

[halta ma zay]

Context: Used to warn someone to avoid a specific place.

[ma-kha-makh laar shay]

Context: Used to tell someone to continue straight on a path.

[os nāwakhta day.]

Context: Indicating it is late in the day or past the planned time.

[Ki-lyi char-ta da?]

Context: Used when looking for a house or car key.

[Radzay che laar sho]

Context: Use to suggest leaving or starting a journey.

[khee khwa ta wa-gar-dzay]

Context: Used when giving or receiving directions.

[sāmān cherta day?]

Context: Used to ask about the location of bags or suitcases at a port or station.

[Mā ta yād na day.]

Context: Used when you have forgotten something.

[Taso ta dua kawom.]

Context: Used when wishing someone well or offering prayers.

[ken khwa ta wa-gar-dzay]

Context: Used when giving or receiving directions.

[Āyā dā darmal shta?]

Context: Asking at a pharmacy or clinic for a specific medication.

[pakhlanzáy chérta day?]

Context: Asking for the location of the cooking area.

[Aya ta maida larey?]

Context: Asking a shopkeeper for smaller bills or coins.

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

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

[Mā sa-ra mras-ta wu-kra]

Context: Used when you need assistance from someone.

[pa de lori lar sha]

Context: Used when giving someone specific directions.

[tāsu cherta osege?]

Context: Asking about someone's residence

[Ma ta ijaza rakray]

Context: Use when asking to leave or do something.

[Mā roghtoon ta yosai.]

Context: Requesting urgent transportation for medical care.

[Tāso ta shafā ghwāṛam.]

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

[Zama sara paysay nishta.]

Context: Used when you realize you have no cash or wallet available.

[Stā-so kor cher-ta day?]

Context: Used when asking for someone's location or address.

[dil-ta niz-day ho-tel shta?]

Context: Used when searching for a place to stay.

[zma tool-gay cherta day?]

Context: A student asking for directions inside a school building.

[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.

[ma ta taxi rawghwara]

Context: Used when you need transport arranged for you.

[nizhde bank charta day?]

Context: Used when looking for financial services in a new place.

[Tāsū kala bīrta rādzai?]

Context: Asking someone about their return time.

[maa ta laa-ra ra-wa-khaya-st]

Context: Used when asking someone for help with directions.

[chāy ta bora ma achawa]

Context: Used to give instructions on how you prefer your tea.

[ti-kat cher-ta plo-ral ke-gee?]

Context: Used when looking for a ticket counter at a station or airport.

[maa-shaam ba kor ta ra-sham.]

Context: Used to inform others of your expected arrival time later in the day.

[za ghwaram pyada lar sham]

Context: Used to express preference for walking instead of driving.

[ṭaksī cherta mūndal keẓī?]

Context: Used when searching for a taxi stand or service.

[Aya ta kom hasasiat lari?]

Context: Medical screening before treatment or food.

[Zama ana ta ihtiram kawum.]

Context: Expressing values regarding elders in the family.