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Welcome to today's lesson on '''Marathi Verbs'''! Understanding verbs is crucial as they are the heart of any sentence. Verbs indicate actions, states, or occurrences, and are essential for expressing ideas clearly. In Marathi, verbs can be quite different from English, so it’s important to grasp their conjugation, tenses, and forms to build your sentences effectively.
 
In this lesson, we will cover:
 
* The importance of verbs in Marathi
 
* Conjugation of verbs
 
* Different tenses in Marathi
 
* Some common verbs and their usage
 
* Practice exercises to reinforce your learning
 
Let’s dive into the wonderful world of Marathi verbs!


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== Introduction ==
=== Importance of Verbs in Marathi ===
 
In Marathi, verbs play a critical role in structuring sentences and conveying meaning. They help us express actions, such as "to eat," "to go," and "to see." Without verbs, our sentences would lack depth and clarity. Here are some key points about the importance of verbs:
 
* '''Action Indicators''': Verbs indicate what the subject is doing.
 
* '''State of Being''': They can express states, like feelings or conditions.
 
* '''Sentence Formation''': Verbs are essential for forming complete sentences.
 
=== Conjugation of Verbs ===
 
Conjugation refers to the way verbs change form based on the subject, tense, and aspect. In Marathi, the verb conjugation is influenced by the gender and number of the subject. Here are the basic conjugation rules:
 
==== Present Tense ====
 
The present tense is used to describe actions happening now.
 
Here’s how we conjugate a common verb like "to eat" (खाणे - khāṇe):
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| मी खातो  || mī khāto  || I eat (male speaker)
 
|-
 
| मी खाते  || mī khāte  || I eat (female speaker)
 
|-
 
| तू खातोस  || tū khātos  || You eat (male, informal)
 
|-
 
| तू खातेस  || tū khātes  || You eat (female, informal)
 
|-
 
| तो खातो  || to khāto  || He eats


In this lesson, we will be diving into the fascinating world of Marathi verbs. Verbs are an essential part of any language, and Marathi is no exception. They allow us to express actions, states, and conditions, and they play a crucial role in constructing meaningful sentences. By understanding the conjugation, tenses, and forms of Marathi verbs, you will be able to communicate more effectively and express yourself fluently in Marathi.
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Throughout this lesson, we will explore the various aspects of Marathi verbs in a comprehensive and in-depth manner. We will provide numerous examples to illustrate each point, ensuring that you have a clear understanding of the topic. We will also delve into the cultural aspects of Marathi verbs, exploring any regional variations in their usage and understanding, as well as historical reasons for these differences. Additionally, we will share interesting cultural facts and anecdotes that relate to the topic, making your learning experience both informative and enjoyable.
| ती खाते  || tī khāte  || She eats


To reinforce your understanding of Marathi verbs, we have included a series of exercises and practice scenarios. These exercises will allow you to apply what you have learned and further develop your skills. Detailed solutions and explanations are provided to help you check your answers and clarify any doubts you may have.
|-


So, get ready to embark on this exciting journey into the world of Marathi verbs. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid foundation in Marathi verb conjugation, tenses, and forms, and you will be one step closer to achieving fluency in Marathi.
| आपण खातो  || āpaṇa khāto  || We eat (inclusive, male)


== Conjugation of Marathi Verbs ==
|-


=== Introduction to Conjugation ===
| आपण खातो  || āpaṇa khāte  || We eat (inclusive, female)


Conjugation is the process of changing a verb to express different grammatical categories such as tense, mood, aspect, person, and number. In Marathi, verbs undergo conjugation to match the subject of a sentence and convey the appropriate meaning.
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In Marathi, verbs are conjugated based on the three grammatical persons: first person, second person, and third person. Each person has singular and plural forms, resulting in a total of six conjugations for each verb. Additionally, Marathi verbs are conjugated based on the gender of the subject, which can be masculine or feminine. This adds further complexity to the conjugation process.
| ते खातात  || te khātāt  || They eat (male/mixed)


=== Conjugation Patterns ===
|-
 
| ती खातात  || tē khātāt  || They eat (female)


Marathi verbs follow specific patterns of conjugation based on their root form. These patterns determine how the verb is conjugated across different tenses and forms. Let's explore the different conjugation patterns in Marathi.
|}


==== Pattern 1: Verbs ending in 'णे' ====
==== Past Tense ====


Verbs ending in 'णे' (ne) belong to the first conjugation pattern. These verbs are conjugated by adding specific suffixes to the root form.
The past tense describes actions that have already taken place.  


Here's an example of the conjugation of the verb 'जाणे' (jāṇe) meaning 'to go':
Using the same verb "to eat" (खाणे - khāṇe) again, we have:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| मी खाल्ले  || mī khālle  || I ate (male speaker)
|-
| मी खाल्ली  || mī khāllī  || I ate (female speaker)
|-
| तू खाल्लास  || tū khāllās  || You ate (male, informal)
|-
|-
| मी जातो (mī jāto) || mī jāto || I go
 
| तू खाल्लीस  || tū khāllīs  || You ate (female, informal)
 
|-
|-
| तू जातेस (tū jātes) || tū jātes || You go (singular)
 
| तो खाल्ला  || to khāllā  || He ate
 
|-
 
| ती खाल्ली  || tī khāllī  || She ate
 
|-
|-
| तू जातोस (tū jātos) || tū jātos || You go (masculine plural)
 
| आपण खाल्ला  || āpaṇa khāllā  || We ate (inclusive, male)
 
|-
|-
| तू जातेस (tū jātes) || tū jātes || You go (feminine plural)
 
| आपण खाल्ली  || āpaṇa khāllī  || We ate (inclusive, female)
 
|-
|-
| तो जातो (to jāto) || to jāto || He goes
 
| त्यांनी खाल्ले  || tyānni khālle  || They ate (male/mixed)
 
|-
|-
| ती जाते (tī jāte) || tī jāte || She goes
 
| त्यांनी खाल्ली  || tyānni khāllī  || They ate (female)
 
|}
|}


==== Pattern 2: Verbs ending in 'ण्या' ====
==== Future Tense ====


Verbs ending in 'ण्या' (ṇyā) belong to the second conjugation pattern. These verbs are conjugated by replacing the 'ण्या' ending with specific suffixes based on the subject and tense.
The future tense indicates actions that will happen later.  


Here's an example of the conjugation of the verb 'आणणे' (āṇṇe) meaning 'to bring':
Using "to eat" (खाणे - khāṇe) again, we see:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| मी खाणार  || mī khāṇār  || I will eat (male speaker)
|-
| मी खाणार  || mī khāṇār  || I will eat (female speaker)
|-
| तू खाणारस  || tū khāṇāras  || You will eat (male, informal)
|-
|-
| मी आणतो (mī āṇto) || mī āṇto || I bring
 
| तू खाणारस  || tū khāṇāras  || You will eat (female, informal)
 
|-
|-
| तू आणतेस (tū āṇtes) || tū āṇtes || You bring (singular)
 
| तो खाणार  || to khāṇār  || He will eat
 
|-
 
| ती खाणार  || tī khāṇār  || She will eat
 
|-
|-
| तू आणतोस (tū āṇtos) || tū āṇtos || You bring (masculine plural)
 
| आपण खाणार  || āpaṇa khāṇār  || We will eat (inclusive, male)
 
|-
|-
| तू आणतेस (tū āṇtes) || tū āṇtes || You bring (feminine plural)
 
| आपण खाणार  || āpaṇa khāṇār  || We will eat (inclusive, female)
 
|-
|-
| तो आणतो (to āṇto) || to āṇto || He brings
 
| ते खाणार  || te khāṇār  || They will eat (male/mixed)
 
|-
|-
| ती आणते (tī āṇte) || tī āṇte || She brings
 
| ती खाणार  || tē khāṇār  || They will eat (female)
 
|}
|}


==== Pattern 3: Verbs ending in 'णे' or 'णी' ====
=== Common Verbs and Their Usage ===
 
Let’s explore some common verbs in Marathi, along with their conjugations in present, past, and future tenses.


Verbs ending in 'णे' (ne) or 'णी' (nī) belong to the third conjugation pattern. These verbs are conjugated by adding specific suffixes to the root form.
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Here's an example of the conjugation of the verb 'म्हणणे' (mhaṇṇe) meaning 'to say':
! Marathi Verb !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
 
|-
 
| बोलणे  || bōlaṇe  || to speak
 
|-
 
| चालणे  || chālaṇe  || to walk
 
|-
 
| पाहणे  || pāhaṇe  || to see
 
|-
 
| काम करणे  || kāma karaṇe  || to work
 
|-
 
| शिकणे  || śikaṇe  || to learn
 
|-
 
| लिहिणे  || lihīṇe  || to write
 
|-
 
| वाचणे  || vāchaṇe  || to read
 
|-
 
| खेळणे  || khēḷaṇe  || to play
 
|-
 
| गाणे  || gāṇe  || to sing
 
|-
 
| झोपणे  || jhōpaṇe  || to sleep
 
|}
 
Now, let’s see the conjugation of these verbs in the present tense.
 
==== Conjugation Examples ====
 
Here we will conjugate some of the verbs listed above in the present tense.
 
* '''To Speak (बोलणे - bōlaṇe)'''


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| मी म्हणतो (mī mhaṇto) || mī mhaṇto || I say
 
| मी बोलतो  || mī bōltō  || I speak (male)
 
|-
|-
| तू म्हणतेस (tū mhaṇtes) || tū mhaṇtes || You say (singular)
 
| मी बोलते  || mī bōltē  || I speak (female)
 
|-
|-
| तू म्हणतोस (tū mhaṇtos) || tū mhaṇtos || You say (masculine plural)
 
| तू बोलतोस  || tū bōltōs  || You speak (male, informal)
 
|-
 
| तू बोलतेस  || tū bōltēs  || You speak (female, informal)
 
|-
 
| तो बोलतो  || to bōltō  || He speaks
 
|-
 
| ती बोलते  || tī bōltē  || She speaks
 
|-
|-
| तू म्हणतेस (tū mhaṇtes) || tū mhaṇtes || You say (feminine plural)
 
| आपण बोलतो  || āpaṇa bōltō  || We speak (inclusive, male)
 
|-
|-
| तो म्हणतो (to mhaṇto) || to mhaṇto || He says
 
| आपण बोलतो  || āpaṇa bōltē  || We speak (inclusive, female)
 
|-
|-
| ती म्हणते (tī mhaṇte) || tī mhaṇte || She says
 
| ते बोलतात  || te bōltāt  || They speak (male/mixed)
 
|-
 
| ती बोलतात  || tē bōltāt  || They speak (female)
 
|}
|}


=== Irregular Verbs ===
* '''To Walk (चालणे - chālaṇe)'''
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| मी चालतो  || mī chāltō  || I walk (male)
 
|-


While most Marathi verbs follow the conjugation patterns mentioned above, there are some irregular verbs that do not conform to these patterns. These irregular verbs have unique conjugation forms and must be memorized individually. Here's an example of an irregular verb:
| मी चालते  || mī chāltē  || I walk (female)


==== असणे (asaṇe) - to be ====
|-


The verb 'असणे' (asaṇe) meaning 'to be' is irregular and has its own set of conjugation forms. Here are the conjugation forms for the present tense:
| तू चालतोस  || tū chāltōs  || You walk (male, informal)
 
|-
 
| तू चालतेस  || tū chāltēs  || You walk (female, informal)
 
|-
 
| तो चालतो  || to chāltō  || He walks
 
|-
 
| ती चालते  || tī chāltē  || She walks
 
|-
 
| आपण चालतो  || āpaṇa chāltō  || We walk (inclusive, male)
 
|-
 
| आपण चालतो  || āpaṇa chāltē  || We walk (inclusive, female)
 
|-
 
| ते चालतात  || te chāltāt  || They walk (male/mixed)
 
|-
 
| ती चालतात  || tē chāltāt  || They walk (female)
 
|}
 
* '''To See (पाहणे - pāhaṇe)'''


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| मी पाहतो  || mī pāhtō  || I see (male)
|-
| मी पाहते  || mī pāhtē  || I see (female)
|-
| तू पाहतोस  || tū pāhtōs  || You see (male, informal)
|-
| तू पाहतेस  || tū pāhtēs  || You see (female, informal)
|-
| तो पाहतो  || to pāhtō  || He sees
|-
| ती पाहते  || tī pāhtē  || She sees
|-
|-
| माझं आहे (mājhaṇ āhe) || mājhaṇ āhe || I am
 
| आपण पाहतो  || āpaṇa pāhtō  || We see (inclusive, male)
 
|-
|-
| तुमचं आहे (tumachaṇ āhe) || tumachaṇ āhe || You are
 
| आपण पाहतो  || āpaṇa pāhtē  || We see (inclusive, female)
 
|-
 
| ते पाहतात  || te pāhtāt  || They see (male/mixed)
 
|-
|-
| त्यांचं आहे (tyāṇchaṇ āhe) || tyāṇchaṇ āhe || They are
 
| ती पाहतात  || tē pāhtāt  || They see (female)
 
|}
|}


=== Tenses and Forms ===
=== Practice Exercises ===
 
Now that we've covered the basics of Marathi verbs and their conjugations, let’s put your knowledge to the test! Here are some exercises for you to practice what you've learned.
 
==== Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks ====
 
Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
 
1. मी ________ (चालणे) रोज शाळेत. 
 
2. तू ________ (पाहणे) चित्रपट? 
 
3. तो ________ (काम करणे) आज. 
 
4. ती ________ (वाचणे) पुस्तक. 
 
5. आपण ________ (गाणे) एक गाणं. 
 
''Answers'':
 
1. चालतो / चालते
 
2. पाहतोस / पाहतेस
 
3. काम करतो
 
4. वाचते
 
5. गातो / गाते
 
==== Exercise 2: Conjugate the Verbs ====
 
Conjugate the following verbs in the present tense for all subjects.
 
1. To write (लिहिणे - lihīṇe)


Marathi verbs can express different tenses and forms to convey a wide range of meanings. Let's explore the major tenses and forms in Marathi.
2. To sing (गाणे - gāṇe)


==== Present Tense ====
3. To eat (खाणे - khāṇe)


The present tense in Marathi is used to describe actions or states that are happening at the current moment or are generally true. It is formed by conjugating the verb based on the subject and the specific conjugation pattern.
''Answers'':


Here's an example of the present tense conjugation of the verb 'बघणे' (bagṇe) meaning 'to see':
1.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| मी बघतो (mī bagto) || mī bagto || I see
 
| मी लिहितो  || mī lihitō  || I write (male)
 
|-
|-
| तू बघतेस (tū bagtes) || tū bagtes || You see (singular)
 
| मी लिहिते  || mī lihitē  || I write (female)
 
|-
|-
| तू बघतोस (tū bagtos) || tū bagtos || You see (masculine plural)
 
| तू लिहितोस  || tū lihitōs  || You write (male, informal)
 
|-
 
| तू लिहितेस  || tū lihitēs  || You write (female, informal)
 
|-
 
| तो लिहितो  || to lihitō  || He writes
 
|-
 
| ती लिहिते  || tī lihitē  || She writes
 
|-
|-
| तू बघतेस (tū bagtes) || tū bagtes || You see (feminine plural)
 
| आपण लिहितो  || āpaṇa lihitō  || We write (inclusive, male)
 
|-
|-
| तो बघतो (to bagto) || to bagto || He sees
 
| आपण लिहितो  || āpaṇa lihitē  || We write (inclusive, female)
 
|-
|-
| ती बघते (tī bagte) || tī bagte || She sees
 
| ते लिहितात  || te lihitāt  || They write (male/mixed)
 
|-
 
| ती लिहितात  || tē lihitāt  || They write (female)
 
|}
|}


==== Past Tense ====
2.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| मी गातो  || mī gātō  || I sing (male)
 
|-
 
| मी गाते  || mī gātē  || I sing (female)
 
|-
 
| तू गातोस  || tū gātōs  || You sing (male, informal)
 
|-
 
| तू गातेस  || tū gātēs  || You sing (female, informal)
 
|-
 
| तो गातो  || to gātō  || He sings
 
|-
 
| ती गाते  || tī gātē  || She sings
 
|-
 
| आपण गातो  || āpaṇa gātō  || We sing (inclusive, male)
 
|-
 
| आपण गातो  || āpaṇa gātē  || We sing (inclusive, female)
 
|-
 
| ते गातात  || te gātāt  || They sing (male/mixed)
 
|-
 
| ती गातात  || tē gātāt  || They sing (female)


The past tense in Marathi is used to describe actions or states that have already happened in the past. It is formed by conjugating the verb based on the subject and adding specific suffixes to the root form.
|}


Here's an example of the past tense conjugation of the verb 'आले' (āle) meaning 'to come':
3.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Marathi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| मी खातो  || mī khāto  || I eat (male)
|-
| मी खाते  || mī khāte  || I eat (female)
|-
|-
| मी आलो (mī ālo) || mī ālo || I came
 
| तू खातोस  || tū khātos  || You eat (male, informal)
 
|-
 
| तू खातेस  || tū khātes  || You eat (female, informal)
 
|-
 
| तो खातो  || to khāto  || He eats
 
|-
|-
| तू आलेस (tū āles) || tū āles || You came (singular)
 
| ती खाते  || tī khāte  || She eats
 
|-
|-
| तू आलेस (tū āles) || tū āles || You came (masculine plural)
 
| आपण खातो  || āpaṇa khāto  || We eat (inclusive, male)
 
|-
|-
| तू आलेस (tū āles) || tū āles || You came (feminine plural)
 
| आपण खातो  || āpaṇa khāte  || We eat (inclusive, female)
 
|-
|-
| तो आला (to ālā) || to ālā || He came
 
| ते खातात  || te khātāt  || They eat (male/mixed)
 
|-
|-
| ती आली (tī ālī) || tī ālī || She came
 
| ती खातात  || tē khātāt  || They eat (female)
 
|}
|}


==== Future Tense ====
==== Exercise 3: Translate to Marathi ====
 
Translate the following sentences into Marathi.
 
1. I see the stars.
 
2. They sing a song.
 
3. We walk to the market.
 
''Answers'':
 
1. मी तारे पाहतो. / मी तारे पाहते.
 
2. ते गातात एक गाणं. / ती गातात एक गाणं.
 
3. आपण बाजारात चालतो. / आपण बाजारात चालते.
 
==== Exercise 4: Identify the Errors ====
 
Identify and correct the errors in the following sentences:
 
1. मी खातो गहू.
 
2. ते गातात गाणं.
 
3. तू चालतेस पार्कात.
 
''Answers'':
 
1. मी गहू खातो. (I eat wheat.)
 
2. ते गाणं गातात. (They sing a song.)
 
3. Correct: तू पार्कात चालतेस. (You walk in the park.)
 
==== Exercise 5: Match the Verbs ====
 
Match the Marathi verbs with their English meanings.
 
1. वाचणे
 
2. चालणे
 
3. शिकणे
 
4. बोलणे
 
''Answers'':
 
1. वाचणे - to read
 
2. चालणे - to walk
 
3. शिकणे - to learn
 
4. बोलणे - to speak
 
==== Exercise 6: Create Sentences ====
 
Create sentences using the following verbs.
 
1. खेळणे
 
2. झोपणे
 
3. काम करणे
 
''Answers'':
 
1. मी बॉल खेळतो. (I play with a ball.)
 
2. ती झोपते. (She sleeps.)
 
3. आपण काम करतो. (We work.)
 
==== Exercise 7: Verb Conjugation Challenge ====
 
Conjugate the following verbs in the past tense.
 
1. To eat (खाणे - khāṇe)
 
2. To see (पाहणे - pāhaṇe)
 
3. To write (लिहिणे - lihīṇe)


The future tense in Marathi is used to describe actions or states that will happen in the future. It is formed by conjugating the verb based on the subject and adding specific suffixes to the root form.
''Answers'':


Here's an example of the future tense conjugation of the verb 'करणे' (karaṇe) meaning 'to do':
1.


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{| class="wikitable"
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| मी करेन (mī karen) || mī karen || I will do
 
| मी खाल्ले  || mī khālle  || I ate (male)
 
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| मी खाल्ली  || mī khāllī  || I ate (female)
 
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| तू खाल्लास  || tū khāllās  || You ate (male, informal)
 
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| तू करेस (tū kares) || tū kares || You will do (singular)
 
| तू खाल्लीस  || tū khāllīs  || You ate (female, informal)
 
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| तू करेस (tū kares) || tū kares || You will do (masculine plural)
 
| तो खाल्ला  || to khāllā  || He ate
 
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| तू करेस (tū kares) || tū kares || You will do (feminine plural)
 
| ती खाल्ली  || tī khāllī  || She ate
 
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| तो करेल (to karel) || to karel || He will do
 
| आपण खाल्ला  || āpaṇa khāllā  || We ate (inclusive, male)
 
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| ती करेली (tī karelī) || tī karelī || She will do
 
| आपण खाल्ली  || āpaṇa khāllī  || We ate (inclusive, female)
 
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| त्यांनी खाल्ले  || tyānni khālle  || They ate (male/mixed)
 
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| त्यांनी खाल्ली  || tyānni khāllī  || They ate (female)
 
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==== Imperative Form ====
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The imperative form in Marathi is used to give commands or make requests. It is formed by conjugating the verb based on the subject and adding specific suffixes to the root form.
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Here's an example of the imperative form conjugation of the verb 'बोलणे' (bolaṇe) meaning 'to speak':
| मी पाहिला  || mī pāhila  || I saw (male)
 
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| मी पाहिली  || mī pāhilī  || I saw (female)
 
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| तू पाहिलास  || tū pāhilās  || You saw (male, informal)
 
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| तू पाहिलीस  || tū pāhilīs  || You saw (female, informal)
 
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| तो पाहिला  || to pāhila  || He saw
 
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| ती पाहिली  || tī pāhilī  || She saw
 
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| आपण पाहिला  || āpaṇa pāhila  || We saw (inclusive, male)
 
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| आपण पाहिली  || āpaṇa pāhilī  || We saw (inclusive, female)
 
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| त्यांनी पाहिला  || tyānni pāhila  || They saw (male/mixed)
 
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| त्यांनी पाहिली  || tyānni pāhilī  || They saw (female)
 
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| मी लिहिला  || mī lihila  || I wrote (male)
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| मी लिहिली  || mī lihilī  || I wrote (female)
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| तू लिहिलास  || tū lihilās  || You wrote (male, informal)
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| तू लिहिलीस  || tū lihilīs  || You wrote (female, informal)
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| तो लिहिला  || to lihila  || He wrote
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| ती लिहिली  || tī lihilī  || She wrote
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| बोल (bol) || bol || Speak (to one person)
 
| आपण लिहिला  || āpaṇa lihila  || We wrote (inclusive, male)
 
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| बोला (bolā) || bolā || Speak (to multiple people)
 
| आपण लिहिली  || āpaṇa lihilī  || We wrote (inclusive, female)
 
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| त्यांनी लिहिला  || tyānni lihila  || They wrote (male/mixed)
 
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| त्यांनी लिहिली  || tyānni lihilī  || They wrote (female)
 
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=== Forms of the Verb ===
==== Exercise 8: Create a Dialogue ====
 
Create a short dialogue using at least three different verbs in the present tense.
 
''Answers'':
 
A: तू काय करत आहेस? (What are you doing?)
 
B: मी पुस्तक वाचत आहे. (I am reading a book.)
 
A: तू गाणं गात आहेस का? (Are you singing a song?)
 
B: हो, मी गाणं गात आहे. (Yes, I am singing a song.)
 
==== Exercise 9: Verb Identification ====
 
Identify the verbs in the following sentences:
 
1. मी शाळेत जातो.


In addition to the various tenses, Marathi verbs can take different forms to express different meanings. Let's explore some common forms of Marathi verbs.
2. ती गाणं गात आहे.


==== Progressive Form ====
3. ते काम करतात.


The progressive form in Marathi is used to indicate an ongoing action or state. It is formed by combining the present tense of the verb 'असणे' (asaṇe) meaning 'to be' with the present participle form of the main verb.
''Answers'':


Here's an example of the progressive form of the verb 'करणे' (karaṇe) meaning 'to do':
1. जातो (to go)
 
2. गात (to sing)
 
3. करतात (to work)
 
==== Exercise 10: Conjugate to Future Tense ====
 
Conjugate the following verbs in the future tense.
 
1. To sing (गाणे - gāṇe)
 
2. To see (पाहणे - pāhaṇe)
 
3. To walk (चालणे - chālaṇe)
 
''Answers'':
 
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| मी गाणार  || mī gāṇār  || I will sing (male)
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| मी गाणार  || mī gāṇār  || I will sing (female)
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| तू गाणारस  || tū gāṇāras  || You will sing (male, informal)
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| तू गाणारस  || tū gāṇāras  || You will sing (female, informal)
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| तो गाणार  || to gāṇār  || He will sing
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| माझं करत आहे (mājhaṇ karat āhe) || mājhaṇ karat āhe || I am doing
 
| ती गाणार  || tī gāṇār  || She will sing
 
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| आपण गाणार  || āpaṇa gāṇār  || We will sing (inclusive, male)
 
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| आपण गाणार  || āpaṇa gāṇār  || We will sing (inclusive, female)
 
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| तुमचं करत आहे (tumachaṇ karat āhe) || tumachaṇ karat āhe || You are doing
 
| ते गाणार  || te gāṇār  || They will sing (male/mixed)
 
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| त्यांचं करत आहे (tyāṇchaṇ karat āhe) || tyāṇchaṇ karat āhe || They are doing
 
| ती गाणार  || tē gāṇār  || They will sing (female)
 
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==== Infinitive Form ====
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| मी पाहणार  || mī pāhaṇār  || I will see (male)
 
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| मी पाहणार  || mī pāhaṇār  || I will see (female)
 
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| तू पाहणारस  || tū pāhaṇāras  || You will see (male, informal)
 
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The infinitive form in Marathi is the base form of a verb, typically denoted by the 'ते' (te) ending. It is used to refer to the verb in its most basic form, without any tense or subject.
| तू पाहणारस  || tū pāhaṇāras  || You will see (female, informal)


Here's an example of the infinitive form of the verb 'जाणे' (jāṇe) meaning 'to go':
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| तो पाहणार  || to pāhaṇār  || He will see
 
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| ती पाहणार  || tī pāhaṇār  || She will see
 
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| आपण पाहणार  || āpaṇa pāhaṇār  || We will see (inclusive, male)
 
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| आपण पाहणार  || āpaṇa pāhaṇār  || We will see (inclusive, female)
 
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| ते पाहणार  || te pāhaṇār  || They will see (male/mixed)
 
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| ती पाहणार  || tē pāhaṇār  || They will see (female)
 
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| जाणे (jāṇe) || jāṇe || to go
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=== Cultural Insights ===
| मी चालणार  || mī chālaṇār  || I will walk (male)
 
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| मी चालणार  || mī chālaṇār  || I will walk (female)
 
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Marathi, being the official language of Maharashtra, has a rich cultural heritage associated with its verbs. The usage and understanding of verbs in Marathi can vary across different regions of Maharashtra, and there may be historical reasons behind these variations.
| तू चालणारस  || tū chālaṇāras  || You will walk (male, informal)


One interesting cultural aspect of Marathi verbs is the influence of Marathi literature on the language. Marathi literature has a long and illustrious history, with famous authors and poets contributing to the development and enrichment of the language. The usage of verbs in Marathi literature often reflects the cultural and social nuances of the time period in which they were written.
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Marathi verbs also play a significant role in traditional Marathi music and dance forms. Music and dance are integral parts of Marathi culture, and various verbs are used in the lyrics and movements of traditional Marathi songs and dances. For example, the Lavani dance style, known for its energetic and vibrant movements, often incorporates verbs that depict actions such as dancing, singing, and expressing emotions.
| तू चालणारस  || tū chālaṇāras  || You will walk (female, informal)


=== Exercises ===
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Now, let's put your knowledge of Marathi verbs to the test with some exercises. Choose the appropriate verb form for each sentence and check your answers below.
| तो चालणार  || to chālaṇār  || He will walk


1. मी हवंडायला ________ (jāto / jātalā).
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2. तू कोणतं पुस्तक ________ (वाचतो / वाचतोस).
3. त्यांनी काम ________ (केले / केलेस).
4. तो कुठं ________ (गेलं / गेलेलं)?
5. ती कुठं ________ (आली / आलेली)?


Answers:
| ती चालणार  || tī chālaṇār  || She will walk
1. मी हवंडायला जातो (jāto).
2. तू कोणतं पुस्तक वाचतोस (vāchatos).
3. त्यांनी काम केले (kele).
4. तो कुठं गेलं (gelā).
5. ती कुठं आलेली (ālelī).


=== Solutions ===
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1. मी हवंडायला जातो (jāto).
| आपण चालणार  || āpaṇa chālaṇār  || We will walk (inclusive, male)
2. तू कोणतं पुस्तक वाचतोस (vāchatos).
3. त्यांनी काम केले (kele).
4. तो कुठं गेलं (gelā).
5. ती कुठं आलेली (ālelī).


Explanation:
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1. The subject is first person singular, so the verb form 'जातो' (jāto) is used.
2. The subject is second person singular, so the verb form 'वाचतोस' (vāchatos) is used.
3. The subject is third person plural, so the verb form 'केले' (kele) is used.
4. The subject is third person singular, so the verb form 'गेलं' (gelā) is used.
5. The subject is third person singular, so the verb form 'आलेली' (ālelī) is used.


== Conclusion ==
| आपण चालणार  || āpaṇa chālaṇār  || We will walk (inclusive, female)


Congratulations on completing this comprehensive lesson on Marathi verbs! Throughout this lesson, we have explored the conjugation, tenses, and forms of Marathi verbs, providing numerous examples and exercises to enhance your understanding.
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Remember to practice using Marathi verbs in various contexts to reinforce your learning. As you continue your Marathi language journey, you will encounter more verbs and their conjugations. Embrace the beauty and intricacies of Marathi verbs, and use them to express yourself fluently in Marathi.
| ते चालणार  || te chālaṇār  || They will walk (male/mixed)


Keep up the good work, and stay tuned for the next lesson in our "Complete 0 to A1 Marathi Course"!
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| ती चालणार  || tē chālaṇār  || They will walk (female)
 
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Congratulations on completing the lesson on Marathi verbs! Understanding verbs is a foundational step in your journey to speaking Marathi fluently. Remember to practice conjugating and using verbs in sentences. The more you practice, the more confident you will become!


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MarathiGrammar0 to A1 Course → Verbs

Welcome to today's lesson on Marathi Verbs! Understanding verbs is crucial as they are the heart of any sentence. Verbs indicate actions, states, or occurrences, and are essential for expressing ideas clearly. In Marathi, verbs can be quite different from English, so it’s important to grasp their conjugation, tenses, and forms to build your sentences effectively.

In this lesson, we will cover:

  • The importance of verbs in Marathi
  • Conjugation of verbs
  • Different tenses in Marathi
  • Some common verbs and their usage
  • Practice exercises to reinforce your learning

Let’s dive into the wonderful world of Marathi verbs!

Importance of Verbs in Marathi[edit | edit source]

In Marathi, verbs play a critical role in structuring sentences and conveying meaning. They help us express actions, such as "to eat," "to go," and "to see." Without verbs, our sentences would lack depth and clarity. Here are some key points about the importance of verbs:

  • Action Indicators: Verbs indicate what the subject is doing.
  • State of Being: They can express states, like feelings or conditions.
  • Sentence Formation: Verbs are essential for forming complete sentences.

Conjugation of Verbs[edit | edit source]

Conjugation refers to the way verbs change form based on the subject, tense, and aspect. In Marathi, the verb conjugation is influenced by the gender and number of the subject. Here are the basic conjugation rules:

Present Tense[edit | edit source]

The present tense is used to describe actions happening now.

Here’s how we conjugate a common verb like "to eat" (खाणे - khāṇe):

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी खातो mī khāto I eat (male speaker)
मी खाते mī khāte I eat (female speaker)
तू खातोस tū khātos You eat (male, informal)
तू खातेस tū khātes You eat (female, informal)
तो खातो to khāto He eats
ती खाते tī khāte She eats
आपण खातो āpaṇa khāto We eat (inclusive, male)
आपण खातो āpaṇa khāte We eat (inclusive, female)
ते खातात te khātāt They eat (male/mixed)
ती खातात tē khātāt They eat (female)

Past Tense[edit | edit source]

The past tense describes actions that have already taken place.

Using the same verb "to eat" (खाणे - khāṇe) again, we have:

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी खाल्ले mī khālle I ate (male speaker)
मी खाल्ली mī khāllī I ate (female speaker)
तू खाल्लास tū khāllās You ate (male, informal)
तू खाल्लीस tū khāllīs You ate (female, informal)
तो खाल्ला to khāllā He ate
ती खाल्ली tī khāllī She ate
आपण खाल्ला āpaṇa khāllā We ate (inclusive, male)
आपण खाल्ली āpaṇa khāllī We ate (inclusive, female)
त्यांनी खाल्ले tyānni khālle They ate (male/mixed)
त्यांनी खाल्ली tyānni khāllī They ate (female)

Future Tense[edit | edit source]

The future tense indicates actions that will happen later.

Using "to eat" (खाणे - khāṇe) again, we see:

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी खाणार mī khāṇār I will eat (male speaker)
मी खाणार mī khāṇār I will eat (female speaker)
तू खाणारस tū khāṇāras You will eat (male, informal)
तू खाणारस tū khāṇāras You will eat (female, informal)
तो खाणार to khāṇār He will eat
ती खाणार tī khāṇār She will eat
आपण खाणार āpaṇa khāṇār We will eat (inclusive, male)
आपण खाणार āpaṇa khāṇār We will eat (inclusive, female)
ते खाणार te khāṇār They will eat (male/mixed)
ती खाणार tē khāṇār They will eat (female)

Common Verbs and Their Usage[edit | edit source]

Let’s explore some common verbs in Marathi, along with their conjugations in present, past, and future tenses.

Marathi Verb Pronunciation English Translation
बोलणे bōlaṇe to speak
चालणे chālaṇe to walk
पाहणे pāhaṇe to see
काम करणे kāma karaṇe to work
शिकणे śikaṇe to learn
लिहिणे lihīṇe to write
वाचणे vāchaṇe to read
खेळणे khēḷaṇe to play
गाणे gāṇe to sing
झोपणे jhōpaṇe to sleep

Now, let’s see the conjugation of these verbs in the present tense.

Conjugation Examples[edit | edit source]

Here we will conjugate some of the verbs listed above in the present tense.

  • To Speak (बोलणे - bōlaṇe)
Marathi Pronunciation English
मी बोलतो mī bōltō I speak (male)
मी बोलते mī bōltē I speak (female)
तू बोलतोस tū bōltōs You speak (male, informal)
तू बोलतेस tū bōltēs You speak (female, informal)
तो बोलतो to bōltō He speaks
ती बोलते tī bōltē She speaks
आपण बोलतो āpaṇa bōltō We speak (inclusive, male)
आपण बोलतो āpaṇa bōltē We speak (inclusive, female)
ते बोलतात te bōltāt They speak (male/mixed)
ती बोलतात tē bōltāt They speak (female)
  • To Walk (चालणे - chālaṇe)
Marathi Pronunciation English
मी चालतो mī chāltō I walk (male)
मी चालते mī chāltē I walk (female)
तू चालतोस tū chāltōs You walk (male, informal)
तू चालतेस tū chāltēs You walk (female, informal)
तो चालतो to chāltō He walks
ती चालते tī chāltē She walks
आपण चालतो āpaṇa chāltō We walk (inclusive, male)
आपण चालतो āpaṇa chāltē We walk (inclusive, female)
ते चालतात te chāltāt They walk (male/mixed)
ती चालतात tē chāltāt They walk (female)
  • To See (पाहणे - pāhaṇe)
Marathi Pronunciation English
मी पाहतो mī pāhtō I see (male)
मी पाहते mī pāhtē I see (female)
तू पाहतोस tū pāhtōs You see (male, informal)
तू पाहतेस tū pāhtēs You see (female, informal)
तो पाहतो to pāhtō He sees
ती पाहते tī pāhtē She sees
आपण पाहतो āpaṇa pāhtō We see (inclusive, male)
आपण पाहतो āpaṇa pāhtē We see (inclusive, female)
ते पाहतात te pāhtāt They see (male/mixed)
ती पाहतात tē pāhtāt They see (female)

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now that we've covered the basics of Marathi verbs and their conjugations, let’s put your knowledge to the test! Here are some exercises for you to practice what you've learned.

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.

1. मी ________ (चालणे) रोज शाळेत.

2. तू ________ (पाहणे) चित्रपट?

3. तो ________ (काम करणे) आज.

4. ती ________ (वाचणे) पुस्तक.

5. आपण ________ (गाणे) एक गाणं.

Answers:

1. चालतो / चालते

2. पाहतोस / पाहतेस

3. काम करतो

4. वाचते

5. गातो / गाते

Exercise 2: Conjugate the Verbs[edit | edit source]

Conjugate the following verbs in the present tense for all subjects.

1. To write (लिहिणे - lihīṇe)

2. To sing (गाणे - gāṇe)

3. To eat (खाणे - khāṇe)

Answers:

1.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी लिहितो mī lihitō I write (male)
मी लिहिते mī lihitē I write (female)
तू लिहितोस tū lihitōs You write (male, informal)
तू लिहितेस tū lihitēs You write (female, informal)
तो लिहितो to lihitō He writes
ती लिहिते tī lihitē She writes
आपण लिहितो āpaṇa lihitō We write (inclusive, male)
आपण लिहितो āpaṇa lihitē We write (inclusive, female)
ते लिहितात te lihitāt They write (male/mixed)
ती लिहितात tē lihitāt They write (female)

2.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी गातो mī gātō I sing (male)
मी गाते mī gātē I sing (female)
तू गातोस tū gātōs You sing (male, informal)
तू गातेस tū gātēs You sing (female, informal)
तो गातो to gātō He sings
ती गाते tī gātē She sings
आपण गातो āpaṇa gātō We sing (inclusive, male)
आपण गातो āpaṇa gātē We sing (inclusive, female)
ते गातात te gātāt They sing (male/mixed)
ती गातात tē gātāt They sing (female)

3.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी खातो mī khāto I eat (male)
मी खाते mī khāte I eat (female)
तू खातोस tū khātos You eat (male, informal)
तू खातेस tū khātes You eat (female, informal)
तो खातो to khāto He eats
ती खाते tī khāte She eats
आपण खातो āpaṇa khāto We eat (inclusive, male)
आपण खातो āpaṇa khāte We eat (inclusive, female)
ते खातात te khātāt They eat (male/mixed)
ती खातात tē khātāt They eat (female)

Exercise 3: Translate to Marathi[edit | edit source]

Translate the following sentences into Marathi.

1. I see the stars.

2. They sing a song.

3. We walk to the market.

Answers:

1. मी तारे पाहतो. / मी तारे पाहते.

2. ते गातात एक गाणं. / ती गातात एक गाणं.

3. आपण बाजारात चालतो. / आपण बाजारात चालते.

Exercise 4: Identify the Errors[edit | edit source]

Identify and correct the errors in the following sentences:

1. मी खातो गहू.

2. ते गातात गाणं.

3. तू चालतेस पार्कात.

Answers:

1. मी गहू खातो. (I eat wheat.)

2. ते गाणं गातात. (They sing a song.)

3. Correct: तू पार्कात चालतेस. (You walk in the park.)

Exercise 5: Match the Verbs[edit | edit source]

Match the Marathi verbs with their English meanings.

1. वाचणे

2. चालणे

3. शिकणे

4. बोलणे

Answers:

1. वाचणे - to read

2. चालणे - to walk

3. शिकणे - to learn

4. बोलणे - to speak

Exercise 6: Create Sentences[edit | edit source]

Create sentences using the following verbs.

1. खेळणे

2. झोपणे

3. काम करणे

Answers:

1. मी बॉल खेळतो. (I play with a ball.)

2. ती झोपते. (She sleeps.)

3. आपण काम करतो. (We work.)

Exercise 7: Verb Conjugation Challenge[edit | edit source]

Conjugate the following verbs in the past tense.

1. To eat (खाणे - khāṇe)

2. To see (पाहणे - pāhaṇe)

3. To write (लिहिणे - lihīṇe)

Answers:

1.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी खाल्ले mī khālle I ate (male)
मी खाल्ली mī khāllī I ate (female)
तू खाल्लास tū khāllās You ate (male, informal)
तू खाल्लीस tū khāllīs You ate (female, informal)
तो खाल्ला to khāllā He ate
ती खाल्ली tī khāllī She ate
आपण खाल्ला āpaṇa khāllā We ate (inclusive, male)
आपण खाल्ली āpaṇa khāllī We ate (inclusive, female)
त्यांनी खाल्ले tyānni khālle They ate (male/mixed)
त्यांनी खाल्ली tyānni khāllī They ate (female)

2.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी पाहिला mī pāhila I saw (male)
मी पाहिली mī pāhilī I saw (female)
तू पाहिलास tū pāhilās You saw (male, informal)
तू पाहिलीस tū pāhilīs You saw (female, informal)
तो पाहिला to pāhila He saw
ती पाहिली tī pāhilī She saw
आपण पाहिला āpaṇa pāhila We saw (inclusive, male)
आपण पाहिली āpaṇa pāhilī We saw (inclusive, female)
त्यांनी पाहिला tyānni pāhila They saw (male/mixed)
त्यांनी पाहिली tyānni pāhilī They saw (female)

3.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी लिहिला mī lihila I wrote (male)
मी लिहिली mī lihilī I wrote (female)
तू लिहिलास tū lihilās You wrote (male, informal)
तू लिहिलीस tū lihilīs You wrote (female, informal)
तो लिहिला to lihila He wrote
ती लिहिली tī lihilī She wrote
आपण लिहिला āpaṇa lihila We wrote (inclusive, male)
आपण लिहिली āpaṇa lihilī We wrote (inclusive, female)
त्यांनी लिहिला tyānni lihila They wrote (male/mixed)
त्यांनी लिहिली tyānni lihilī They wrote (female)

Exercise 8: Create a Dialogue[edit | edit source]

Create a short dialogue using at least three different verbs in the present tense.

Answers:

A: तू काय करत आहेस? (What are you doing?)

B: मी पुस्तक वाचत आहे. (I am reading a book.)

A: तू गाणं गात आहेस का? (Are you singing a song?)

B: हो, मी गाणं गात आहे. (Yes, I am singing a song.)

Exercise 9: Verb Identification[edit | edit source]

Identify the verbs in the following sentences:

1. मी शाळेत जातो.

2. ती गाणं गात आहे.

3. ते काम करतात.

Answers:

1. जातो (to go)

2. गात (to sing)

3. करतात (to work)

Exercise 10: Conjugate to Future Tense[edit | edit source]

Conjugate the following verbs in the future tense.

1. To sing (गाणे - gāṇe)

2. To see (पाहणे - pāhaṇe)

3. To walk (चालणे - chālaṇe)

Answers:

1.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी गाणार mī gāṇār I will sing (male)
मी गाणार mī gāṇār I will sing (female)
तू गाणारस tū gāṇāras You will sing (male, informal)
तू गाणारस tū gāṇāras You will sing (female, informal)
तो गाणार to gāṇār He will sing
ती गाणार tī gāṇār She will sing
आपण गाणार āpaṇa gāṇār We will sing (inclusive, male)
आपण गाणार āpaṇa gāṇār We will sing (inclusive, female)
ते गाणार te gāṇār They will sing (male/mixed)
ती गाणार tē gāṇār They will sing (female)

2.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी पाहणार mī pāhaṇār I will see (male)
मी पाहणार mī pāhaṇār I will see (female)
तू पाहणारस tū pāhaṇāras You will see (male, informal)
तू पाहणारस tū pāhaṇāras You will see (female, informal)
तो पाहणार to pāhaṇār He will see
ती पाहणार tī pāhaṇār She will see
आपण पाहणार āpaṇa pāhaṇār We will see (inclusive, male)
आपण पाहणार āpaṇa pāhaṇār We will see (inclusive, female)
ते पाहणार te pāhaṇār They will see (male/mixed)
ती पाहणार tē pāhaṇār They will see (female)

3.

Marathi Pronunciation English
मी चालणार mī chālaṇār I will walk (male)
मी चालणार mī chālaṇār I will walk (female)
तू चालणारस tū chālaṇāras You will walk (male, informal)
तू चालणारस tū chālaṇāras You will walk (female, informal)
तो चालणार to chālaṇār He will walk
ती चालणार tī chālaṇār She will walk
आपण चालणार āpaṇa chālaṇār We will walk (inclusive, male)
आपण चालणार āpaṇa chālaṇār We will walk (inclusive, female)
ते चालणार te chālaṇār They will walk (male/mixed)
ती चालणार tē chālaṇār They will walk (female)

Congratulations on completing the lesson on Marathi verbs! Understanding verbs is a foundational step in your journey to speaking Marathi fluently. Remember to practice conjugating and using verbs in sentences. The more you practice, the more confident you will become!

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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