Airport & Customs

1. مهرباني ڪري پنهنجو پاسپورٽ ڏيکاريو

   Mihirbānī kare pannhijo pāsapoṭa ddekhāriyo

   Please show your passport

   Usage

   What an officer says at passport control.

   Grammar Note

   ڏيکاريو is a polite imperative. This is a composed sentence: it is built from checked words and regular Sindhi grammar, not copied from a phrasebook, so a native speaker may phrase it slightly differently.

2. توهان جي اچڻ جو مقصد ڇا آهي؟

   Tavahān jī achaṇu jo maqsadu chhā āhe?

   What is the purpose of your visit?

   Usage

   What an officer asks about the purpose of your visit.

   Grammar Note

   اچڻ جو مقصد means "purpose of coming". This is a composed sentence: it is built from checked words and regular Sindhi grammar, not copied from a phrasebook, so a native speaker may phrase it slightly differently.

3. توهان ڪيترا ڏينهن رهندا؟

   Tavahān ketirā ddinhũ rahandā?

   How many days will you stay?

   Usage

   What an officer asks about the length of stay.

   Grammar Note

   رهندا is the masculine plural future, used for polite "you". This is a composed sentence: it is built from checked words and regular Sindhi grammar, not copied from a phrasebook, so a native speaker may phrase it slightly differently.

4. منهنجو سامان گم ٿي ويو آهي

   Munhinjo sāmānu gumu thī vio āhe

   My luggage is lost

   Usage

   Says your luggage is lost.

   Grammar Note

   سامان is masculine. This is a composed sentence: it is built from checked words and regular Sindhi grammar, not copied from a phrasebook, so a native speaker may phrase it slightly differently.

5. مان ٽرانزٽ ۾ آهيان

   Mã ṭrānzaṭa mẽ āhīā̃

   I'm in transit

   Usage

   Says you are in transit.

   Grammar Note

   Works for any speaker. This is a composed sentence: it is built from checked words and regular Sindhi grammar, not copied from a phrasebook, so a native speaker may phrase it slightly differently.

6. گيٽ ڪٿي آهي؟

   Geṭa kithe āhe?

   Where is the gate?

   Usage

   Asks where the gate is.

   Grammar Note

   گيٽ is from English "gate". This is a composed sentence: it is built from checked words and regular Sindhi grammar, not copied from a phrasebook, so a native speaker may phrase it slightly differently.

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