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Hi [https://polyglotclub.com/language/marathi Marathi] learners! 😊<br>In this lesson, we will learn about Marathi pronouns. Pronouns are words that replace nouns, and they can be used to make sentences more concise and easier to read. Marathi language has a range of pronouns that can be used based on the context of the sentence.
== Introduction ==


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Welcome to the lesson on Marathi pronouns! Pronouns are an essential part of any language, including Marathi. They help us avoid repetition, make our sentences more concise, and add clarity to our communication. In this lesson, we will explore the different types of pronouns in Marathi, including subject, object, and possessive pronouns. We will learn how to use them in sentences and understand their role in Marathi grammar. So let's dive in and explore the fascinating world of Marathi pronouns!
 
== Subject Pronouns ==


== Personal Pronouns ==
Subject pronouns are used to replace the subject of a sentence. They enable us to avoid repeating the subject's name or noun multiple times. In Marathi, subject pronouns are relatively straightforward. Let's take a look at the subject pronouns in Marathi:
Personal pronouns are used to replace the name of the person or thing that is being referred to. In Marathi, personal pronouns have different forms for the speaker, the person being spoken to, and the person being spoken about. Let's see the table below:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| मी || mī || I
| माझा (mājhā) || maa-jhaa || I
|-
| आमचा (āmchā) || aam-chaa || We
|-
| तुमचा (tumchā) || tum-chaa || You (singular)
|-
| तुमचं (tumchaṁ) || tum-cham || You (plural)
|-
| तुमचे (tumche) || tum-che || You (polite)
|-
|-
| तू || tū || You (informal)
| तू (tū) || too || You (informal)
|-
|-
| तुम्ही || tumhī || You (formal)
| ती (tī) || tee || She
|-
|-
| ते || te || He/ She / It
| तो (to) || to || He
|-
|-
| आपण || āpaṇ || We
| ती (tī) || tee || It
|-
|-
| आपणास || āpaṇāsa || You all
| ते (te) || te || They (masculine or mixed gender)
|-
|-
| त्यांना || tyāṃnā|| Them
| त्या (tyā) || tya || They (feminine)
|}
|}


For example, look at the dialogue below:
Note that the subject pronouns in Marathi have specific forms for singular, plural, and polite forms of "you." This distinction is important in Marathi culture, where different levels of formality and respect are maintained through language. It is also interesting to observe that the pronouns for "he," "she," and "it" are the same in Marathi.


* Person 1: मी भारतीय आहे. (mī bhāratīya āhē.)  (I am Indian.)
Let's see these pronouns in action with some examples:
* Person 2: तू करत आहेस काय? (tū karat āhēsa kāy?)  (What are you doing?)


== Possessive Pronouns ==
* माझा नाव राम आहे. (Mājhā nāv Rām āhe.) - My name is Ram.
Possessive pronouns are used to show who owns or possesses something. In Marathi, the possessive pronouns are derived from the personal pronouns with the addition of suffix -चा (-chā) for masculine words, -ची (-chī) for feminine words, and -चे (-chē) for neutral words.  
* आमचं घर वेगळं आहे. (Āmcham ghar vegaḷam āhe.) - Our house is different.
* तुमचं वाढणं चांगलं आहे. (Tumcham vāḍhaṇam chāngalam āhe.) - Your growth is good.
* तू कसा आहेस? (Tū kasā āhes?) - How are you?
* ती आपल्या साथील आहे. (Tī āpalyā sāthīl āhe.) - She is our friend.
* तो माझा भाऊ आहे. (To mājhā bhāū āhe.) - He is my brother.
* ती आपलं घरपालक आहे. (Tī āplaṁ gharapālak āhe.) - It is our caretaker.
* ते आपल्या आईचं काम करतात. (Te āplāyā āīcham kām kartāt.) - They do our mother's work.
* त्या त्याच्या वडीलांना झोपता येतात. (Tyā tyācyā vaḍīlānnā jhopatā yetāt.) - They put their father to sleep.
 
== Object Pronouns ==


See the table below:
Object pronouns, as the name suggests, are used to replace the object of a sentence. They help us avoid repeating the object's name or noun and make our sentences more concise. Let's explore the object pronouns in Marathi:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| माझा || mājhā|| My (for a masculine item)
| माझा (mājhā) || maa-jhaa || Me
|-
|-
| माझी || mājhī || My (for a feminine item)
| आपला (āplā) || āp-laa || Us
|-
|-
| माझे || mājhē || My (for a neutral item)
| तुमचा (tumchā) || tum-chaa || You
|-
|-
| तुझा || tujhā || Your (for a masculine item)
| तुमचं (tumchaṁ) || tum-cham || You
|-
|-
| तुझी || tujhī || Your (for a feminine item)
| तुमचे (tumche) || tum-che || You
|-
|-
| तुझे || tujhē || Your (for a neutral item)
| तुम्ही (tumhī) || tum-hee || You (polite)
|-
|-
| त्याचा/त्याची/त्याचे || tyāchā/tyāchī/tyāchē || His/hers/its
| ती (tī) || tee || Her
|-
|-
| आमचा/आमची/आमचे || āmachā/āmachī/āmachē || Our
| तो (to) || to || Him
|-
|-
| आपल्या/आपली/आपले || āplyā/āplī/āplē || Yours (formal)
| ती (tī) || tee || It
|-
|-
| तुमच्या/तुमची/तुमचे || tumacyā/tumacī/tumacē || Yours (informal)  
| त्याला (tyālā) || tya-la || Them (masculine or mixed gender)
|-
|-
| त्यांचा/त्यांची/त्यांचे || tyāṃcyā/tyāṃcacī/tyāṃcacē || Their
| त्याला (tyālā) || tya-la || Them (feminine)
|}
|}


For example, look at the dialogue below:
As with subject pronouns, object pronouns in Marathi also have singular, plural, and polite forms of "you." However, the pronouns for "he," "she," and "it" remain the same.


* Person 1: हा माझा किटपोस्ट किंवा तुझा आहे? (hā mājhā kiṭapōst kiṃvā tujhā āhē?) (Is this my letter or yours?)
Let's see these pronouns in action with some examples:
* Person 2: हा तुझा किटपोस्ट आहे. माझा किटपोस्ट त्याच्याकडे आहे. (hā tujhā kiṭapōst āhē. mājhā kiṭapōst tyācyākaḍē āhē.) (This is your letter. My letter is with him.)


== Reflexive Pronouns ==
* मला घर जायला आवडेल. (Malā ghar jāyalā āvaḍel.) - I like going home.
Reflexive pronouns are used when the subject of the sentence is also the object. These pronouns are formed by adding the suffix "-स्वयं" (-svayaṃ) at the end of the personal pronoun.  
* आपला गाडी दिली जाते. (Āplā gāḍī dilī jāte.) - They give us a car.
* तुम्हाला काय आवडेल? (Tumhālā kāy āvaḍel?) - What do you like?
* ती तुम्हाला प्रेम करते. (Tī tumhālā prem karte.) - She loves you.
* तो माझ्याशी बोलतो. (To mājhyāshī boltō.) - He talks to me.
* ती त्यांना देते. (Tī tyānnā dete.) - She gives it to them.
* तो आपल्या कामावर काहीही न करतो. (To āplyā kāmāvar kāhīhī na kartō.) - It does nothing for us.
* त्याला तुम्हाला विश्वास आहे. (Tyālā tumhālā viśvās āhe.) - They trust you.


See the table below:  
== Possessive Pronouns ==
 
Possessive pronouns indicate ownership or possession. They are used to replace nouns or noun phrases that show possession. In Marathi, possessive pronouns are formed by adding the appropriate suffix to the base pronoun. Let's take a look at the possessive pronouns in Marathi:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| मला स्वयं || malā svayaṃ || Myself
| माझा (mājhā) || maa-jhaa || Mine
|-
|-
| तुम्हाला स्वयं || tumhālā svayaṃ || Yourself
| आपला (āplā) || āp-laa || Ours
|-
|-
| त्याला स्वयं || tyālā svayaṃ || Himself / Herself / Itself
| तुमचा (tumchā) || tum-chaa || Yours
|-
|-
| आपणाला स्वयं || āpaṇālā svayaṃ || Ourselves
| तुमचं (tumchaṁ) || tum-cham || Yours
|-
|-
| आपणास स्वयं || āpaṇāsa svayaṃ || Yourselves
| तुमचे (tumche) || tum-che || Yours
|-
|-
| त्यांना स्वयं || tyāṃnā svayaṃ || Themselves
| त्याचा (tyāchā) || tyaa-chaa || His
|}
 
An Example usage:
 
तुम्हाला स्वयं मजा काम करावा लागेल. (tumhālā svayaṃ majā kāma karāvā lāgēla.) (You must do the work yourself. )
 
== Demonstrative Pronouns ==
Demonstrative pronouns are used to point to a specific object or person. In Marathi, the two common demonstrative pronouns are या (yā) and त्या (tyā), which mean "this" and "that" respectively.
 
Let's see the table below:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| या || yā || This (for a masculine item)
|-
| ही || hī || This (for a feminine item)
|-
|-
| हे || hē || This (for a neutral item)
| तिचा (tichā) || tee-chaa || Hers
|-
|-
| त्या || tyā || That (for a masculine item)
| त्याचं (tyāchaṁ) || tyaa-cham || Its
|-
|-
| ती || tī || That (for a feminine item)
| त्याचं (tyāchaṁ) || tyaa-cham || Theirs (masculine or mixed gender)
|-
|-
| ते || tē || That (for a neutral item)
| त्याचं (tyāchaṁ) || tyaa-cham || Theirs (feminine)
|}
|}


For example, consider the dialogue below:
Let's see these pronouns in action with some examples:
 
* या पेन्सिलचं माझं आहे. (Yā pensilacham mājhaṁ āhe.) - This pencil is mine.
* ही आपली पुस्तक आहे. (Hī āplī pustak āhe.) - This book is ours.
* तुमचं घर सुंदर आहे. (Tumcham ghar sundar āhe.) - Your house is beautiful.
* तुमचं आवाज आवडतो. (Tumcham āvāj āvaḍato.) - I like your voice.
* त्याचं कपाल दुसऱ्यांचं आहे. (Tyācham kapāl dusṛyāncham āhe.) - His hair belongs to someone else.
* तिचं मोठं स्नेह आहे. (Ticham moṭham sneh āhe.) - Her love is immense.
* त्याचं प्रोजेक्ट यशस्वी झालं. (Tyācham projekṭa yaśasvī jhālaṁ.) - Its project was successful.
* त्यांचं घर विदेशात आहे. (Tyāncham ghar videśāt āhe.) - Their house is abroad.


* Person 1: हे काय अस्तं आहे? (hē kāy astaṃ āhē?) (What is this?)
== Cultural Insight ==
* Person 2: हे तुमच्या किनार्याचं अस्तं आहे. (hē tumacyā kināryāca astat āhē.) (This is something on your shore.)


== Interrogative Pronouns ==
In Marathi culture, language plays a significant role in expressing respect and maintaining social hierarchies. The distinction between singular and plural forms of "you" (तुमचा, तुमचं, तुमचे) is a reflection of this cultural value. It is crucial to address someone appropriately based on their age, social status, or relationship with you. Using the wrong form of address can be seen as disrespectful or rude.
Interrogative pronouns are used to ask questions. In Marathi language, these pronouns include कोण (kaun) meaning "who", काय (kāy) meaning "what", कधा (kadhā) meaning "when", कुठे (kuthē) meaning "where", कसे (kasē) meaning "how", किती (kitī) meaning "how much/many", आणि काय? (āṇi kāy?) meaning "and what else?"


Let's see the table below:
Additionally, Marathi pronouns also reflect the gender-neutral nature of the language. The pronouns for "he," "she," and "it" (ती, तो) are the same, highlighting the language's inclusivity and lack of gender bias.


{| class="wikitable"
== Exercise ==
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| कोण || kaun || Who
|-
| काय || kāy || What
|-
| कधा || kadhā || When
|-
| कुठे || kuthē || Where
|-
| कसे || kasē || How
|-
| किती || kitī || How much/many
|-
| आणि काय? || āṇi kāy?|| And what else? 
|}


For example, consider the dialogue below:
Now it's time to practice using Marathi pronouns in sentences. Choose the correct pronoun from the given options to complete each sentence:


* Person 1: कसा होता सांगा? (kasā hotā sāṅgā?) (How was it?)
1. तुम्हाला/तुम्ही/तुम्हांना घर जायला आवडेल.
* Person 2: तो उत्तम होता. आणि काय? (tō uttam hōtā. āṇi kāy?) (It was excellent. And what else?)
2. तो/ती/तीने त्यांना पत्र लिहिले.
3. त्याला/त्यांना/त्याचं आवाज आवडतो.
4. मला/माझा/माझ्याशी बोला.
5. आपलं/तुमचं/त्यांचं घर सुंदर आहे.


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Solutions:
1. तुम्हाला
2. तो
3. त्याला
4. माझा
5. त्यांचं


== Conclusion ==


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Congratulations! You have completed the lesson on Marathi pronouns. In this lesson, we learned about subject pronouns, object pronouns, and possessive pronouns in Marathi. We explored their usage in sentences and how they help us communicate more effectively. We also gained insights into the cultural significance of language and the gender-neutral nature of Marathi pronouns. Keep practicing and incorporating these pronouns into your conversations to improve your Marathi skills. Happy learning!
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Introduction[edit | edit source]

Welcome to the lesson on Marathi pronouns! Pronouns are an essential part of any language, including Marathi. They help us avoid repetition, make our sentences more concise, and add clarity to our communication. In this lesson, we will explore the different types of pronouns in Marathi, including subject, object, and possessive pronouns. We will learn how to use them in sentences and understand their role in Marathi grammar. So let's dive in and explore the fascinating world of Marathi pronouns!

Subject Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Subject pronouns are used to replace the subject of a sentence. They enable us to avoid repeating the subject's name or noun multiple times. In Marathi, subject pronouns are relatively straightforward. Let's take a look at the subject pronouns in Marathi:

Marathi Pronunciation English
माझा (mājhā) maa-jhaa I
आमचा (āmchā) aam-chaa We
तुमचा (tumchā) tum-chaa You (singular)
तुमचं (tumchaṁ) tum-cham You (plural)
तुमचे (tumche) tum-che You (polite)
तू (tū) too You (informal)
ती (tī) tee She
तो (to) to He
ती (tī) tee It
ते (te) te They (masculine or mixed gender)
त्या (tyā) tya They (feminine)

Note that the subject pronouns in Marathi have specific forms for singular, plural, and polite forms of "you." This distinction is important in Marathi culture, where different levels of formality and respect are maintained through language. It is also interesting to observe that the pronouns for "he," "she," and "it" are the same in Marathi.

Let's see these pronouns in action with some examples:

  • माझा नाव राम आहे. (Mājhā nāv Rām āhe.) - My name is Ram.
  • आमचं घर वेगळं आहे. (Āmcham ghar vegaḷam āhe.) - Our house is different.
  • तुमचं वाढणं चांगलं आहे. (Tumcham vāḍhaṇam chāngalam āhe.) - Your growth is good.
  • तू कसा आहेस? (Tū kasā āhes?) - How are you?
  • ती आपल्या साथील आहे. (Tī āpalyā sāthīl āhe.) - She is our friend.
  • तो माझा भाऊ आहे. (To mājhā bhāū āhe.) - He is my brother.
  • ती आपलं घरपालक आहे. (Tī āplaṁ gharapālak āhe.) - It is our caretaker.
  • ते आपल्या आईचं काम करतात. (Te āplāyā āīcham kām kartāt.) - They do our mother's work.
  • त्या त्याच्या वडीलांना झोपता येतात. (Tyā tyācyā vaḍīlānnā jhopatā yetāt.) - They put their father to sleep.

Object Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Object pronouns, as the name suggests, are used to replace the object of a sentence. They help us avoid repeating the object's name or noun and make our sentences more concise. Let's explore the object pronouns in Marathi:

Marathi Pronunciation English
माझा (mājhā) maa-jhaa Me
आपला (āplā) āp-laa Us
तुमचा (tumchā) tum-chaa You
तुमचं (tumchaṁ) tum-cham You
तुमचे (tumche) tum-che You
तुम्ही (tumhī) tum-hee You (polite)
ती (tī) tee Her
तो (to) to Him
ती (tī) tee It
त्याला (tyālā) tya-la Them (masculine or mixed gender)
त्याला (tyālā) tya-la Them (feminine)

As with subject pronouns, object pronouns in Marathi also have singular, plural, and polite forms of "you." However, the pronouns for "he," "she," and "it" remain the same.

Let's see these pronouns in action with some examples:

  • मला घर जायला आवडेल. (Malā ghar jāyalā āvaḍel.) - I like going home.
  • आपला गाडी दिली जाते. (Āplā gāḍī dilī jāte.) - They give us a car.
  • तुम्हाला काय आवडेल? (Tumhālā kāy āvaḍel?) - What do you like?
  • ती तुम्हाला प्रेम करते. (Tī tumhālā prem karte.) - She loves you.
  • तो माझ्याशी बोलतो. (To mājhyāshī boltō.) - He talks to me.
  • ती त्यांना देते. (Tī tyānnā dete.) - She gives it to them.
  • तो आपल्या कामावर काहीही न करतो. (To āplyā kāmāvar kāhīhī na kartō.) - It does nothing for us.
  • त्याला तुम्हाला विश्वास आहे. (Tyālā tumhālā viśvās āhe.) - They trust you.

Possessive Pronouns[edit | edit source]

Possessive pronouns indicate ownership or possession. They are used to replace nouns or noun phrases that show possession. In Marathi, possessive pronouns are formed by adding the appropriate suffix to the base pronoun. Let's take a look at the possessive pronouns in Marathi:

Marathi Pronunciation English
माझा (mājhā) maa-jhaa Mine
आपला (āplā) āp-laa Ours
तुमचा (tumchā) tum-chaa Yours
तुमचं (tumchaṁ) tum-cham Yours
तुमचे (tumche) tum-che Yours
त्याचा (tyāchā) tyaa-chaa His
तिचा (tichā) tee-chaa Hers
त्याचं (tyāchaṁ) tyaa-cham Its
त्याचं (tyāchaṁ) tyaa-cham Theirs (masculine or mixed gender)
त्याचं (tyāchaṁ) tyaa-cham Theirs (feminine)

Let's see these pronouns in action with some examples:

  • या पेन्सिलचं माझं आहे. (Yā pensilacham mājhaṁ āhe.) - This pencil is mine.
  • ही आपली पुस्तक आहे. (Hī āplī pustak āhe.) - This book is ours.
  • तुमचं घर सुंदर आहे. (Tumcham ghar sundar āhe.) - Your house is beautiful.
  • तुमचं आवाज आवडतो. (Tumcham āvāj āvaḍato.) - I like your voice.
  • त्याचं कपाल दुसऱ्यांचं आहे. (Tyācham kapāl dusṛyāncham āhe.) - His hair belongs to someone else.
  • तिचं मोठं स्नेह आहे. (Ticham moṭham sneh āhe.) - Her love is immense.
  • त्याचं प्रोजेक्ट यशस्वी झालं. (Tyācham projekṭa yaśasvī jhālaṁ.) - Its project was successful.
  • त्यांचं घर विदेशात आहे. (Tyāncham ghar videśāt āhe.) - Their house is abroad.

Cultural Insight[edit | edit source]

In Marathi culture, language plays a significant role in expressing respect and maintaining social hierarchies. The distinction between singular and plural forms of "you" (तुमचा, तुमचं, तुमचे) is a reflection of this cultural value. It is crucial to address someone appropriately based on their age, social status, or relationship with you. Using the wrong form of address can be seen as disrespectful or rude.

Additionally, Marathi pronouns also reflect the gender-neutral nature of the language. The pronouns for "he," "she," and "it" (ती, तो) are the same, highlighting the language's inclusivity and lack of gender bias.

Exercise[edit | edit source]

Now it's time to practice using Marathi pronouns in sentences. Choose the correct pronoun from the given options to complete each sentence:

1. तुम्हाला/तुम्ही/तुम्हांना घर जायला आवडेल. 2. तो/ती/तीने त्यांना पत्र लिहिले. 3. त्याला/त्यांना/त्याचं आवाज आवडतो. 4. मला/माझा/माझ्याशी बोला. 5. आपलं/तुमचं/त्यांचं घर सुंदर आहे.

Solutions: 1. तुम्हाला 2. तो 3. त्याला 4. माझा 5. त्यांचं

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have completed the lesson on Marathi pronouns. In this lesson, we learned about subject pronouns, object pronouns, and possessive pronouns in Marathi. We explored their usage in sentences and how they help us communicate more effectively. We also gained insights into the cultural significance of language and the gender-neutral nature of Marathi pronouns. Keep practicing and incorporating these pronouns into your conversations to improve your Marathi skills. Happy learning!

Table of Contents - Marathi Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Basic Greetings and Introductions


Basic Sentence Structure


Numbers and Time


Nouns and Pronouns


Common Verbs and Adjectives


Questions and Answers


Food and Dining


Marathi Festivals and Traditions


Travel and Transportation


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Family and Relationships


Marathi Literature and Cinema

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