Dating & Romance

1. ڇا اسين گڏ چانهه پيئون؟

   Chhā asĩ gaddu chānha pīũ?

   Shall we have tea together?

   Usage

   Invites someone for tea.

   Grammar Note

   پيئون is the "shall we drink" subjunctive. 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. ڇا مان توهان جو نمبر وٺي سگهان ٿو؟

   Chhā mã tavahān jo nambara vaṇī saghāna tho?

   Can I have your number?

   Usage

   Asks for the person's number; masculine speaker.

   Grammar Note

   A woman says سگهان ٿي. 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. ڇا اسين سڀاڻي ملي سگهون ٿا؟

   Chhā asĩ subhāṇī milī saghũ thā?

   Can we meet tomorrow?

   Usage

   Asks whether you can meet tomorrow.

   Grammar Note

   سڀاڻي means "tomorrow". 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. توهان جي مرڪ ڏاڍي سهڻي آهي

   Tavahān jī murka ddāḍhī sunhaṇī āhe

   Your smile is very lovely

   Usage

   Compliments the person's smile.

   Grammar Note

   مرڪ ("smile") is feminine. 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. ڇا اسين دوست ٿي سگهون ٿا؟

   Chhā asĩ dostu thī saghũ thā?

   Can we be friends?

   Usage

   Asks whether you can be friends.

   Grammar Note

   دوست means "friend". 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. معاف ڪجو، مان هاڻي ڪنهن رشتي لاءِ تيار نه آهيان

   Māfu kajo, mã hāṇī kanhi rishte lāi tayāru na āhīā̃

   Sorry, I'm not ready for a relationship right now

   Usage

   Politely declines: not ready for a relationship now.

   Grammar Note

   رشتي is the oblique of رشتو ("relationship"); تيار does not change with gender. 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.

7. مهرباني، پر مون کي دلچسپي ناهي

   Mihirbānī, para mũ khe dilachaspī nāhe

   Thank you, but I am not interested

   Usage

   Politely says you are not interested.

   Grammar Note

   دلچسپي means "interest"; ناهي means "is not". 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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