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CONTENT
General Information
Counting in Kumaoni
Kumaoni Names of the Days of the Week
Kumaoni Names of Months in Indian Culture
Names of the Seasons
Kumaoni Names of Festivals and Celebrations
Relationship in Kumaoni Language
Common Words & Sentences
Blessing Sentence in Kumaoni Culture
Surprising Words and Sentences
Some Words and Sentences to be Expressed on the Occasion of Happiness
Some words and Sentences to be Expressed on Occasions of Sorrow
Two word Sentences in Conversation
Three words Sentences used in Conversation
Conversational Sentences of four or more Words
Forms of Verbs
Perfect personal pronouns for 'Main', 'Maine', 'Mujhe'/ I
For second person pronouns 'Tu', 'Tum', 'Aap' / You
Third person pronouns for 'He'
Different forms of verbs in all three tenses according to English grammar
Different forms of verbs in all the three forms of tenses when using the perfect male pronoun 'I'
Different forms of verbs in all three forms of tenses when using the second Person pronoun 'You'
Different forms of verbs in all the three forms of tenses when the third person pronoun word 'He' is used
According to the English language, when using the noun word 'Ram', different forms of verbs in variables tenses
Some other forms of verbs - 1
Some other forms of verbs - 2
Some examples of past tense verbs
Some examples of future tense verbs
Vocabulary
Agriculture related grains or cereals
Beverages and Milk products
Kitchen Related items
Kitchenware, Utensils & Accessories
Food ingredients, related to food
Body Parts
Physical Disease and Treatment or Cure
Vegetables
Fruit
Agriculture
Rivers, water-reservoir, Jungle, tree-vegetation
Animal
Bird
home-house, cowshed and related goods or things
Apparel & Clothing
jewellery, decoration goods
matrimonial words
Commonly used sentences in daily life
On meeting a stranger
On meeting an acquaintance
With the shopkeeper in the market
While taking the lift on the street
At the taxi stand for travelling - 1
At the taxi stand for travel - 2
To the doctor
At the bus stop
Conversation with friend
Conversation between two friends
Meeting with the police in the city
In the house of the brotherhood
In the tea shop
In the temple
In christening invitation
In the wedding reception
On the bus ride
To travel to the bus station
In the railway station for the journey
In the grocery store
Conversation with neighbour
In Police Station
In Bank
Couple rhymes of Kumaoni
English –
Kumaoni (in roman)
In Police Station
Constable- Tell me, whom do you want to meet?
Kau/kao, apun kai dagai milan chaanchha?
Gopal- I want to meet to In-charge of Police station.
Main thaanadaar saip dagai milan chaanoo/chaanchhu.
Constable- Why?
Kile?
Gopal- My friend has got hurt. Its report has to be written.
Myer Dagdu kain chot lagi ge. yeke report likhun chhu.
Constable- Look over there, Sir is sitting in front.
Uthaan chao, saamanee thul saib bhai raeen/baithee chhan.
Constable- Come on, sit down. What's the matter?
Aaau, baitho. maindagai ke kaam chhu?
Gopal- I want to make a complaint
Main ek sikait likhoon chaanoo/chaanchu.
Constable- Tell me, what's the complaint?
Kao, ke sikait chhu?
Gopal- Just now my friend was hit by a motorcyclist.
Allai-allai myar dagadeekai. ek motar saikil vaalal takkar maari de.
Constable- How is he now?
Ab u kas chhu?
Gopal - He is not able to walk.
Vee kayaan bhalee kain/bhain hitee ni jaanay/jaanai.
Constable- Where is your partner now?
Ab apunk dagadee kaan chhu?
Gopal - A person is bringing him here by supporting him.
Ek aadim ukain sahara diber ithaike lyoonau.
Mahesh - Greetings, Police Officer.
Namaste, thaanadaar saip.
Constable- Let's sit. Where are you hurt? Show it.
Aao baitho. apunkain kaan chot laagi rai? dikhao.
Mahesh - Look here, my knees hurt.
Dekho, myaar ghunon mein chot laagi rai.
Constable- Who was walking on the wrong side?
Galat said mein ko hitanauchhee?
Mahesh - The motorcyclist was coming in speed on the wrong side.
Motar saikil vaal galat said mein tej chalanauchhee.
Constable- Would you like to file a complaint/ FIR against the motor cycle owner ?
Ke apon motar saikil vaala khilaaph sikait / F.I.R. likhoon chaanchha?
Mahesh - Yes, I want to file a complaint.
Jee hoi, likhoon chaanoon / chaanchhu.
Constable- Please go, file an FIR with Munshi ji. Register it and we will take necessary action on it.
Jao, mushee jyoo thain F.I.R. darj karao aur ye pari ham jaroodee kaaravaee karunl.
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