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Welcome to the lesson on shopping in Sindhi! In this lesson, we will learn vocabulary related to shopping, clothing, and accessories in Sindhi. We will also cover how to ask for prices and sizes. Shopping is an essential part of everyday life, and being able to communicate effectively in Sindhi during shopping experiences will greatly enhance your language skills and cultural understanding. So, let's get started!


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== Vocabulary ==


In this lesson, you will learn Sindhi vocabulary related to shopping, clothing, and accessories. You will learn how to ask for prices, sizes, and how to make purchases in Sindhi. Sindhi, the official language of the province of Sindh in Pakistan, is spoken by over 20 million people around the world. Learning Sindhi will not only make it easier for you to communicate with Sindhi speakers but also open doors to new cultural experiences.
Before we dive into the vocabulary, let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of Sindhi traditional clothing. Sindhi clothing is known for its vibrant colors, intricate embroidery, and elegant designs. The traditional attire for men is called "Sindhi Topi" and "Ajrak", while women typically wear "Ghagra Choli" or "Lehenga". Now, let's explore the vocabulary related to shopping in Sindhi.


== Basic Vocabulary ==
=== Clothing ===


Here are some basic Sindhi words and phrases related to shopping:
Here are some common clothing items in Sindhi:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
|-
| کڌه || kada || shop
| ڪميز || kamiz || shirt
|-
|-
| بيڙو || bero || market
| پاجامو || pajāmō || pants
|-
|-
| قيمت || qimat || price
| لهاڙو || lārō || skirt
|-
|-
| جي سائز || je saĩz || what size
| جينز || jīnz || jeans
|-
|-
| سائز || saĩz || size
| ڇوڙيو || chōṛiyō || bangles
|-
|-
| چنڊو چاپو || chando chapo || bargain
| ڪلر || kalar || collar
|-
|-
| ڪتي || kati || how much
| ٽاپي || ṭāpī || top
|-
|-
| تصوير || tasweer || picture, photo
| ڪوٽ || kōṭ || coat
|-
|-
| بيل || bil || bill
| ڪپڙو || kapṛō || clothes
|-
|-
| ڌوٺ پاڻي || dhut̤ pañī || fitting room
| ڪپڙي جي سائز || kapṛī jī sāiz || clothing size
|-
| آلا نمائش || ala nimā’ish || display
|}
|}


* When entering a shop, you may hear the shopkeeper say "آوو" (aavo) which means "come".
=== Accessories ===
 
* If you want to ask for something, use the phrase "منهنجي جيهند جيه" (munhiji jíhand jiha) which means "show me your best ones".
 
* To ask for the price of an item, use the phrase "هڪ ڪڌه جو قيمت ڇا آهي؟" (hik kado jo qimat cha ahi?) which means "what is the price of this item?".


* To ask for the size of a specific item, use the phrase "هڪ ڌنڊڻي جي سائز ڇا آهي؟" (hik dhandāṅī je saiz cha ahi?) which means "what is the size of this shirt?".
Here are some common accessories in Sindhi:
 
* If the price of an object is too high for your liking, use the phrase "چنڊو چاپو" (chando chapo) which means "bargain". It is a common practice in Sindhi markets.
 
== Clothing and Accessories Vocabulary ==
 
Here are some Sindhi words and phrases related to clothing and accessories:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
| ٽوپي || topi || hat
|-
| آرني || ārnī || scarf
|-
|-
| لمڪي || lamāki || shawl
| ٻند || baṇd || bracelet
|-
|-
| شلوار || shalwār || pants
| ڄوڻي || jhōṇī || necklace
|-
|-
| جناور || janāwor || jeans
| ڪنگن || kaṅgan || earrings
|-
|-
| ڪراٺو || karāt̤o || shirt
| ڌڪڻو || ḍaḵṇō || ring
|-
|-
| ڏوپٽا || dhopat̤a || traditional Sindhi women's dress
| وچي || wachī || watch
|-
|-
| حڪوري || hakori || traditional Sindhi men's dress
| چشمو || chashmō || glasses
|-
|-
| موڌي || mōki || shoes
| ٿولي || ṭhōlī || bag
|-
|-
| ميک آپ بچيٺا || mik aap bacīt̤a || wristwatch
| جوتي || jutī || shoes
|-
|-
| سائيڻدوتين || saĩndotīn || sandals
| ٽاپو || ṭāpō || hat
|-
|-
| پرائڊ || prā’id || belt
| ڪڌورو || kachōrō || wallet
|}
|}


* To ask for a specific item of clothing, use the phrase "هڪ ڪراغتُ جي تصوير ڇا آهي؟" (hik karāghtu je tasweer cha ahi?) which means "do you have a picture of this shirt?".
Now that we have learned some vocabulary related to clothing and accessories, let's move on to asking for prices and sizes.


* To ask for the price of a specific item of clothing, use the phrase "هڪ ڪراغتُ جو قيمت ڇا آهي؟" (hik karāghtu jo qimat cha ahi?) which means "what is the price of this shirt?".
== Asking for Prices ==


* If you want to ask for a specific color or size of an item of clothing, use the phrase "منهنجو رنگ/سائز جيڪو آهي تيون چاهيءَ" (munhjo rang/saiz jiko ahi tayun chaheeea) which means "I want the color/size that I have mentioned".
When shopping, it is essential to be able to ask for prices in Sindhi. Here are some phrases you can use:


== Asking for Sizes ==
* اهي ڪتي ٿيندي آهي؟ (ahi kaṭī ṭhīndi āhi?) - How much does this cost?
* اهو ڪتي روپين ٿيندي آهي؟ (ahu kaṭī rōpin ṭhīndi āhi?) - How much is this in rupees?
* اهي ٻه ڪتي ٿيندي آهي؟ (ahi bahe kaṭī ṭhīndi āhi?) - What is the price of this?


Here are some phrases that you can use to ask for specific sizes:
When asking for prices, it is common to negotiate or ask for a discount. Here are some phrases you can use:


{| class="wikitable"
* هن کي ڪم ڪريو (hin kī kam kariyō) - Can you reduce the price?
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
* هن کي پئو ڪريو (hin kī pio kariyō) - Can you give a discount?
|-
* هن کي ڪم ڪريو سگهِ (hin kī kam kariyō sge) - Can you give a lower price?
| چوٽا || chot̤a || small
|-
| وچولي || wācholi || medium
|-
| بڑي || bārī || large
|-
| وڌيڪ || vā́dīk || extra large
|}


* To ask whether a shop has an item in a specific size, use the phrase "<size> ۾ هيٺو آهي؟" (<size> me͘ hīt̤o ahi?) which means "do you have it in <size>?". For example, "وڌيڪ ۾ هيٺو آهي؟" (vā́dīk me͘ hīt̤o ahi?) means "do you have it in extra large?".
== Asking for Sizes ==


== Asking for Prices ==
When shopping for clothing, it is important to know how to ask for sizes. Here are some phrases you can use:


Here are some phrases that you can use to ask for prices:
* مون کي سائز ٻڌائيو (mūn kī sāiz biṭhāiō) - Can I try this on?
* سائز جي سگهِ (sāiz jī sge) - What is the size?
* سائز جي پچو (sāiz jī pacō) - What is the size chart?


{| class="wikitable"
== Cultural Insight ==
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| ڪتي سم آهي؟ || kati sam ahi? || how much is it?
|-
| یا قيمت واضح کريو || ya qimat̤ vāzeh karyo || please tell me the price
|-
| ٽڪٽ ڳالهايو || t̤ikat̤ gholayo || make it cheaper
|}


* To negotiate the price of an item, use the phrase "ٽڪٽ ڳالهايو" (t̤ikat̤ gholayo) which means "make it cheaper".
In Sindhi culture, shopping is not just about buying things; it is an experience that brings people together. Traditional markets called "Bazaars" are popular in Sindhi communities, where people can find a variety of goods, including clothing, accessories, spices, and handicrafts. These bazaars are known for their vibrant atmosphere, bustling crowds, and the opportunity to interact with local vendors. Sindhi people take pride in their traditional attire and often wear it during festivals and special occasions. The intricate embroidery and colorful designs reflect the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Sindhi community.


* It's common practice to bargain over prices in Sindhi markets. If the seller is unwilling to lower the price, you can politely say "نهيڪ آھي" (nahēk ahi) which means "it's too expensive".
== Practice Exercises ==


== Making Purchases ==
Now, let's practice what we have learned!


Here are some phrases that you can use while making purchases:
Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks


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Complete the following sentences with the correct Sindhi vocabulary words:
! Sindhi !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| شھادو || shhado || I want
|-
| مونکي پڻ بڻايو || monkī pañ banayo || I'll buy this one
|-
| سامان پیندو || saamān pendāu || I'll take it
|-
| اچهي کة زر آهين || achhi ka zar ahin || do you accept credit card?
|}


* To indicate that you want to purchase an item, use the phrase "شھادو" (shhado) which means "I want".
1. I want to buy a new __________.
2. How much does this __________ cost?
3. Can you reduce the __________?
4. What is the size of this __________?
5. I need a larger __________.


* To indicate that you are ready to make a purchase, use the phrase "سامان پیندو" (saamān pendāu) which means "I'll take it".
Exercise 1: Solutions


* To ask the seller whether they accept credit cards, use the phrase "اچهي کة زر آهين" (achhi ka zar ahin) which means "do you accept credit card?".
1. I want to buy a new ڪميز (kamiz).
2. How much does this پاجامو (pajāmō) cost?
3. Can you reduce the ٻه (bahe)?
4. What is the size of this ڪميز (kamiz)?
5. I need a larger سائز (sāiz).


== Conclusion ==
== Conclusion ==


In this lesson, you have learned vocabulary related to shopping, clothing, and accessories in Sindhi. You have also learned how to ask for prices and sizes, make purchases, and negotiate prices. Incorporating cultural information and interesting facts will make it easier for you to remember words and phrases related to shopping, as well as adding a new cultural experience to your learning journey. Keep practicing your Sindhi, and you will soon be able to confidently communicate with Sindhi speakers.
Congratulations! You have successfully learned vocabulary related to shopping, clothing, and accessories in Sindhi. You can now confidently ask for prices and sizes while shopping in Sindhi-speaking areas. Remember to practice your new vocabulary regularly to reinforce your learning. Keep up the great work, and soon you will be ready to move on to more advanced topics in our "Complete 0 to A1 Sindhi Course." Happy shopping!


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Introduction[edit | edit source]

Welcome to the lesson on shopping in Sindhi! In this lesson, we will learn vocabulary related to shopping, clothing, and accessories in Sindhi. We will also cover how to ask for prices and sizes. Shopping is an essential part of everyday life, and being able to communicate effectively in Sindhi during shopping experiences will greatly enhance your language skills and cultural understanding. So, let's get started!

Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

Before we dive into the vocabulary, let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of Sindhi traditional clothing. Sindhi clothing is known for its vibrant colors, intricate embroidery, and elegant designs. The traditional attire for men is called "Sindhi Topi" and "Ajrak", while women typically wear "Ghagra Choli" or "Lehenga". Now, let's explore the vocabulary related to shopping in Sindhi.

Clothing[edit | edit source]

Here are some common clothing items in Sindhi:

Sindhi Pronunciation English Translation
ڪميز kamiz shirt
پاجامو pajāmō pants
لهاڙو lārō skirt
جينز jīnz jeans
ڇوڙيو chōṛiyō bangles
ڪلر kalar collar
ٽاپي ṭāpī top
ڪوٽ kōṭ coat
ڪپڙو kapṛō clothes
ڪپڙي جي سائز kapṛī jī sāiz clothing size

Accessories[edit | edit source]

Here are some common accessories in Sindhi:

Sindhi Pronunciation English Translation
ٻند baṇd bracelet
ڄوڻي jhōṇī necklace
ڪنگن kaṅgan earrings
ڌڪڻو ḍaḵṇō ring
وچي wachī watch
چشمو chashmō glasses
ٿولي ṭhōlī bag
جوتي jutī shoes
ٽاپو ṭāpō hat
ڪڌورو kachōrō wallet

Now that we have learned some vocabulary related to clothing and accessories, let's move on to asking for prices and sizes.

Asking for Prices[edit | edit source]

When shopping, it is essential to be able to ask for prices in Sindhi. Here are some phrases you can use:

  • اهي ڪتي ٿيندي آهي؟ (ahi kaṭī ṭhīndi āhi?) - How much does this cost?
  • اهو ڪتي روپين ٿيندي آهي؟ (ahu kaṭī rōpin ṭhīndi āhi?) - How much is this in rupees?
  • اهي ٻه ڪتي ٿيندي آهي؟ (ahi bahe kaṭī ṭhīndi āhi?) - What is the price of this?

When asking for prices, it is common to negotiate or ask for a discount. Here are some phrases you can use:

  • هن کي ڪم ڪريو (hin kī kam kariyō) - Can you reduce the price?
  • هن کي پئو ڪريو (hin kī pio kariyō) - Can you give a discount?
  • هن کي ڪم ڪريو سگهِ (hin kī kam kariyō sge) - Can you give a lower price?

Asking for Sizes[edit | edit source]

When shopping for clothing, it is important to know how to ask for sizes. Here are some phrases you can use:

  • مون کي سائز ٻڌائيو (mūn kī sāiz biṭhāiō) - Can I try this on?
  • سائز جي سگهِ (sāiz jī sge) - What is the size?
  • سائز جي پچو (sāiz jī pacō) - What is the size chart?

Cultural Insight[edit | edit source]

In Sindhi culture, shopping is not just about buying things; it is an experience that brings people together. Traditional markets called "Bazaars" are popular in Sindhi communities, where people can find a variety of goods, including clothing, accessories, spices, and handicrafts. These bazaars are known for their vibrant atmosphere, bustling crowds, and the opportunity to interact with local vendors. Sindhi people take pride in their traditional attire and often wear it during festivals and special occasions. The intricate embroidery and colorful designs reflect the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Sindhi community.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now, let's practice what we have learned!

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks

Complete the following sentences with the correct Sindhi vocabulary words:

1. I want to buy a new __________. 2. How much does this __________ cost? 3. Can you reduce the __________? 4. What is the size of this __________? 5. I need a larger __________.

Exercise 1: Solutions

1. I want to buy a new ڪميز (kamiz). 2. How much does this پاجامو (pajāmō) cost? 3. Can you reduce the ٻه (bahe)? 4. What is the size of this ڪميز (kamiz)? 5. I need a larger سائز (sāiz).

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have successfully learned vocabulary related to shopping, clothing, and accessories in Sindhi. You can now confidently ask for prices and sizes while shopping in Sindhi-speaking areas. Remember to practice your new vocabulary regularly to reinforce your learning. Keep up the great work, and soon you will be ready to move on to more advanced topics in our "Complete 0 to A1 Sindhi Course." Happy shopping!

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


Introduction to Sindhi Script


Everyday Vocabulary


Basic Grammar Concepts


Everyday Situations


More Grammar Concepts


Culture and Traditions


Advanced Grammar Concepts


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