মোৰ মাপৰ এইটো আছেনে?
Mor mapor eito asene?
Do you have this in my size?
Usage
Hold up the item and ask whether it comes in your size
Grammar Note
মাপ is measurement or size. মোৰ মাপৰ means of my size and describes the এইটো that follows
মই এইটো পিন্ধি চাব পাৰোঁনে?
Moi eito pindhi sab parõne?
Can I try this on?
Usage
Ask the shop staff before you go into the fitting room
Grammar Note
পিন্ধি চাব is to try wearing. The linking form plus চাব, to see, means to try doing something
পিন্ধি চাবলৈ কোঠা ক'ত আছে?
Pindhi saboloi kotha kot ase?
Where is the fitting room?
Usage
Use it to find the fitting room; small shops may not have one
Grammar Note
চাবলৈ gives the sense of for trying. ক'ত means where and carries an apostrophe; without it কত is a different word
এইটো মোৰ বাবে বৰ ঠেক / ঢিলা / দীঘল / চুটি
Eito mor babe bor thek / dhila / dighol / suti
This is too tight / loose / long / short for me
Usage
Pick the one word that fits and say what is wrong after trying it on
Grammar Note
ঠেক is narrow, meaning tight in clothes. ঢিলা is loose, দীঘল long and চুটি short. The sentence needs no word for is
ইয়াৰ আন ৰং আছেনে?
Iyar an rong asene?
Do you have this in another colour?
Usage
Ask when you like the style but not the colour; naming a colour helps
Grammar Note
আন means other, and ৰং is colour. ইয়াৰ is the of form of this
এইটো কি কাপোৰেৰে বনোৱা?
Eito ki kaporere bonowa?
What fabric is this made of?
Usage
Asks whether it is cotton, silk or synthetic
Grammar Note
কাপোৰেৰে is কাপোৰ, cloth, with the instrumental ৰে, meaning with cloth. বনোৱা means made
এইটো মেচিনত ধুব পাৰি নেকি?
Eito mesinot dhub pari neki?
Can this be washed in a machine?
Usage
Silk and handwoven cloth are normally hand-washed, so check before you buy
Grammar Note
মেচিনত is মেচিন, machine, with ত. ধুব পাৰি is can be washed. The final নেকি makes it a question
ইয়াতকৈ ডাঙৰ মাপ আছেনে?
Iyatokoi dangor map asene?
Do you have a bigger size than this?
Usage
Asks for a larger size of the same item; swap ডাঙৰ for সৰু to ask for a smaller one
Grammar Note
ইয়াতকৈ is this with the comparative কৈ, meaning than this. ডাঙৰ is big and সৰু is small
ইয়াৰ দাম কিমান?
Iyar dam kiman?
How much is this?
Usage
Point and ask when there is no tag; in markets the price may be negotiable
Grammar Note
দাম কিমান is how much is the price. It is a noun sentence and needs no verb
কিবা ৰেহাই আছেনে?
Kiba rehai asene?
Is there any discount?
Usage
Ask during a sale or when buying several items
Grammar Note
ৰেহাই means discount or concession in the dictionary. কিবা means some or any
মই এইটো ল'ম
Moi eito lom
I will take this
Usage
Say it once you have decided; you will then be asked how you will pay
Grammar Note
ল'ম is the first person future of লোৱা, to take. The apostrophe marks a dropped vowel
মই মাত্ৰ চাই আছোঁ, ধন্যবাদ
Moi matro sai asõ, dhonyobad
I am just looking, thank you
Usage
A friendly way to decline when shop staff approach you
Grammar Note
চাই আছোঁ is the continuous form, I am looking. মাত্ৰ means only or just
কিনাৰ পিছত এইটো সলনি কৰিব পাৰিবনে?
Kinar pisot eito xoloni korib paribone?
Can I exchange this after buying it?
Usage
Asks whether purchases can be exchanged; ask before you buy
Grammar Note
কিনাৰ পিছত is after buying. সলনি কৰা is to exchange. No verified word for refund was found, so only exchange is asked
আপোনালোকৰ ওচৰত বিদেশী মাপৰ কাপোৰ আছেনে?
Aponalokor osorot bidexi mapor kapor asene?
Do you have clothes in international sizes?
Usage
Asks whether the shop stocks clothes in international sizes
Grammar Note
আপোনালোক is the plural of আপুনি, you all, used for a shop and its staff. কাপোৰ means cloth or clothes
এইটো আপোনাক বৰ ধুনীয়া লাগিছে
Eito aponak bor dhuniya lagise
This looks lovely on you
Usage
A compliment from staff; it is often part of the sales pitch
Grammar Note
আপোনাক is আপুনি with ক, to you. লাগিছে can also mean looks or seems
এইটো মোৰ মাপত ঠিক কৰি দিব পাৰিবনে?
Eito mor mapot thik kori dib paribone?
Can you alter this to my size?
Usage
Asks the shop to adjust the length or fit of a garment
Grammar Note
ঠিক কৰা is to put right or adjust. মাপত is to the size. No verified special word for tailoring was found, so this phrasing is used
এইটো হাতেৰে বোৱা নেকি?
Eito hatere bowa neki?
Is this handwoven?
Usage
Assam is known for handloom cloth, which costs much more than machine-made, so check before buying
Grammar Note
হাতেৰে is হাত, hand, with ৰে, by hand. বোৱা is the participle of weaving, meaning woven
মেখেলা চাদৰ ক'ত পোৱা যায়?
Mekhela sador kot powa jay?
Where can I find a mekhela chador?
Usage
The traditional Assamese women's dress in two pieces; silk ones make popular souvenirs
Grammar Note
মেখেলা is the wrapped lower cloth and চাদৰ the upper cloth, named together. পোৱা যায় means can be found
মোক এখন গামোচা লাগে
Mok ekhon gamosa lage
I need a gamosa
Usage
The white handwoven cloth with a red border, used as a gift and a mark of respect; a good souvenir
Grammar Note
মোক ... লাগে is the frame for I need. এখন is one counted with the classifier খন for flat things such as cloth
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