Learn Sambalpuri through basic conversations. We are here to share frequently used and important words translated in Sambalpuri from English, Hindi, and Odia. If you know any of the languages you can easily learn Sambalpuri from this page.
According to the 2011 census, around 2.63 million native speakers use Sambalpuri as their prime language and use it for daily conversations. Most of these speakers are from Odisha (mostly in Sambalpur, Deogarh, Sundargarh, Jharsuguda, Bargarh, Subarnapur, Balangir, Nuapada, Kalahandi, Boudh, and Anugul districts ). Also, some of the people from Chhatisgarh and Jharkhand speak Sambalpuri. If you want to know more about this language you can check out this Wikipedia page. Here, we will focus only to learn and discover the sweet language a little more.
Here is a post to learn some basic sentences in Sambalpuri. you can get some hindi to sambalpuri translation and english to sambalpuri language translations of daily used sentences.
Pronouns
Verbs and their usage
Wh Questions
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Pronouns
Verbs and their usage
Wh Questions
How are you in Sambalpuri language?
Apan Kenta Acchan ? / Tame Kenta Achha?
What is your Name?
Apankar Naa kana ?/ Tamar Naa Kana ?
What time is it ?
Kete bajichhe?
'I love you' in Sambalpuri Language: Mui Tamke Bhal Paesi.
Take Care: Bhal kari thiba.
You are looking beautiful: Tame sundar disuchha.
You can say I miss you in sambalpuri language as "Mate tate/tamke nura laguche".
What are you doing in Sambalpuri language will be Tame kana karucha ?(formal) or Tui kana karuchu ? (informal).
How are you in Sambalpuri language is Kenta acha ?
Here are some more Basic sentences which can be helpful.
Hello Sir. - Aagyan Juhaar (ଆଜ୍ଞା ଜୁହାର୍)
How are you? - Kentaa achha (କେନ୍ତା ଅଛ ?)
What’s Your name? - Tamar naa kaana (ତମର୍ ନା କାଣା ?)
My name is Sagar. - Mor naa Sagar. (ମୋର୍ ନା ସାଗର୍)
What are you doing? - Kaanaa Karuchha? (କାଣା କରୁଛ ?)
How much time it will take? - Kete time laagbaa? (କେତେ Time ଲାଗ୍’ବା ?)
I love you. - Muin tamke bhal Paesi. ( ମୁଇଁଁ ତମକେ ଭଲ୍ ପାଏସି)
I love you so much. - Muin tamke bahut bhal Paesi. ( ମୁଇଁଁ ତମକେ ବହୁତ୍ ଭଲ୍ ପାଏସି)
Will you marry me? - Mate bihaa heba ken? (ମତେ ବିହା ହେବ କାଏଁ ?)
Have your lunch /dinner? - Khaai saarla ken? (ଖାଇ ସାର୍’ଲ ନ କାଏଁଁ ?)
Yes - Han (ହଁ)
No - nai / ni (ନାଇଁଁ / ନି )
Do you know Hindi? - Tame Hindi jaansa ken? (ହିନ୍ଦୀ ଜାନିଛ କାଏଁଁ ?)
Do you know? - Tame Janichha Ken? (ତମେ ଜାନିଛ କାଏଁଁ ?)
Where is the station? - Station kene achhe? (Station କେନେ ଅଛେ ?)
What’s the time? - Kete baajichhe? (କେତେ ବାଜିଛେ ?)
Nice / good - Bhal (ଭଲ୍)
I am learning Sambalpuri. - Muin Sambalpuri sikhuche. (ମୁଇଁଁ ସମ୍ବଲପୁରୀ ଶିଖୁଛେଁ)
What’s up? - Kaanaa Chaalichhe? (କାଣା ଚାଲିଛେ ?)
Nothing - Kichhi Nai (କିଛି ନାଇଁ)
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