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8 [eight]

The time

The time

8 [ఎనిమిది]

8 [Enimidi]

సమయం

Samayaṁ

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Excuse me! మ--ని--ండ-! మ_____ మ-్-ి-చ-డ-! ----------- మన్నించండి! 0
S---y-ṁ S______ S-m-y-ṁ ------- Samayaṁ
What time is it, please? సమ---ఎం- --్--ంద-? స__ ఎం_ అ____ స-య- ఎ-త అ-్-ి-ద-? ------------------ సమయం ఎంత అయ్యింది? 0
S--ay-ṁ S______ S-m-y-ṁ ------- Samayaṁ
Thank you very much. ధ-్య--దం ధ____ ధ-్-వ-ద- -------- ధన్యవాదం 0
Manni--ca-ḍ-! M___________ M-n-i-̄-a-ḍ-! ------------- Mannin̄caṇḍi!
It is one o’clock. ఒంట-గ-ట అయ్యింది ఒం___ అ___ ఒ-ట-గ-ట అ-్-ి-ద- ---------------- ఒంటిగంట అయ్యింది 0
Man-in̄----i! M___________ M-n-i-̄-a-ḍ-! ------------- Mannin̄caṇḍi!
It is two o’clock. రె----[గంట-ు] ---య-ం-ి రెం_ [____ అ___ ర-ం-ు [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- ---------------------- రెండు [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
M-nn-n̄c----! M___________ M-n-i-̄-a-ḍ-! ------------- Mannin̄caṇḍi!
It is three o’clock. మూడు ------] -య్య--ది మూ_ [____ అ___ మ-డ- [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- --------------------- మూడు [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
S---ya-----a -yyindi? S______ e___ a_______ S-m-y-ṁ e-t- a-y-n-i- --------------------- Samayaṁ enta ayyindi?
It is four o’clock. న--ు-ు -గ---ు]-అయ-య-ం-ి నా__ [____ అ___ న-ల-గ- [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- ----------------------- నాలుగు [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
Sa-aya----ta-a--indi? S______ e___ a_______ S-m-y-ṁ e-t- a-y-n-i- --------------------- Samayaṁ enta ayyindi?
It is five o’clock. ఐద--[-ంటలు] అయ్-ింది ఐ_ [____ అ___ ఐ-ు [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- -------------------- ఐదు [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
Sam-y-----------indi? S______ e___ a_______ S-m-y-ṁ e-t- a-y-n-i- --------------------- Samayaṁ enta ayyindi?
It is six o’clock. ఆర- -గ--ల-]-అయ-య--ది ఆ_ [____ అ___ ఆ-ు [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- -------------------- ఆరు [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
Dh-----vā--ṁ D___________ D-a-'-a-ā-a- ------------ Dhan'yavādaṁ
It is seven o’clock. ఏ-ు--గం--ు- -య-----ి ఏ_ [____ అ___ ఏ-ు [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- -------------------- ఏడు [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
O--i-aṇ----yy---i O________ a______ O-ṭ-g-ṇ-a a-y-n-i ----------------- Oṇṭigaṇṭa ayyindi
It is eight o’clock. ఎనిమి-ి [--ట-----య్యింది ఎ___ [____ అ___ ఎ-ి-ి-ి [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- ------------------------ ఎనిమిది [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
Oṇṭi-aṇṭa--yyi-di O________ a______ O-ṭ-g-ṇ-a a-y-n-i ----------------- Oṇṭigaṇṭa ayyindi
It is nine o’clock. త--్---ి -ంటల- అయ్-ి--ి తొ___ గం__ అ___ త-మ-మ-ద- గ-ట-ు అ-్-ి-ద- ----------------------- తొమ్మిది గంటలు అయ్యింది 0
O----a--a ay-in-i O________ a______ O-ṭ-g-ṇ-a a-y-n-i ----------------- Oṇṭigaṇṭa ayyindi
It is ten o’clock. పద---గం--ు]--య--ి--ి ప_ [____ అ___ ప-ి [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- -------------------- పది [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
Reṇ-- --a-------a---n-i R____ [________ a______ R-ṇ-u [-a-ṭ-l-] a-y-n-i ----------------------- Reṇḍu [gaṇṭalu] ayyindi
It is eleven o’clock. ప--ొం-- [-ం-----అ---ి-ది ప___ [____ అ___ ప-క-ం-ు [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- ------------------------ పదకొండు [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
R---u -ga--al------i-di R____ [________ a______ R-ṇ-u [-a-ṭ-l-] a-y-n-i ----------------------- Reṇḍu [gaṇṭalu] ayyindi
It is twelve o’clock. ప--నె--ు [గ-టల-]--య్య-ం-ి ప___ [____ అ___ ప-్-ె-డ- [-ం-ల-] అ-్-ి-ద- ------------------------- పన్నెండు [గంటలు] అయ్యింది 0
R--ḍu ----ṭal-] -yy-n-i R____ [________ a______ R-ṇ-u [-a-ṭ-l-] a-y-n-i ----------------------- Reṇḍu [gaṇṭalu] ayyindi
A minute has sixty seconds. ఒ----మి---లో-అర-- స-క--్-- -ంటాయి ఒ_ ని__ లో అ__ సె___ ఉం__ ఒ- న-మ-ష- ల- అ-వ- స-క-డ-ల- ఉ-ట-య- --------------------------------- ఒక నిమిషం లో అరవై సెకండ్లు ఉంటాయి 0
Mūḍu [-a-ṭal-- a---ndi M___ [________ a______ M-ḍ- [-a-ṭ-l-] a-y-n-i ---------------------- Mūḍu [gaṇṭalu] ayyindi
An hour has sixty minutes. ఒ- గం-లో--ర------ిష--ు--ంటాయి ఒ_ గం__ అ__ ని___ ఉం__ ఒ- గ-ట-ో అ-వ- న-మ-ష-ల- ఉ-ట-య- ----------------------------- ఒక గంటలో అరవై నిమిషాలు ఉంటాయి 0
Mū-u-[ga-----]-a---ndi M___ [________ a______ M-ḍ- [-a-ṭ-l-] a-y-n-i ---------------------- Mūḍu [gaṇṭalu] ayyindi
A day has twenty-four hours. ఒక---జ--ో----ైన---గు --ట----ంట--ి ఒ_ రో__ ఇ_____ గం__ ఉం__ ఒ- ర-జ-ల- ఇ-వ-న-ల-గ- గ-ట-ు ఉ-ట-య- --------------------------------- ఒక రోజులో ఇరవైనాలుగు గంటలు ఉంటాయి 0
Mūḍ- [ga-ṭa--] -yy-n-i M___ [________ a______ M-ḍ- [-a-ṭ-l-] a-y-n-i ---------------------- Mūḍu [gaṇṭalu] ayyindi

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