Konkani

In Konkani, "I miss you" can be translated to "Tuzo mog korta."

The word for mother in Konkani is "aai" or "ai".

Boycott in Hindi is "बहिष्कार" (bahishkar). An example sentence could be: "लोग ने उस कंपनी के उत्पादों का बहिष्कार किया।" (People boycotted the products of that company.)

Beach is called "समुद्र तट" (samudra tat) in Hindi.

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There is nothing in specific to say "Hi" in konkani. When you greet a person, a common dialogue that is exchanged is " Hi! Kes aaha?" which means "How are you?"

Literal translation : Mala marathi mahiti aahe.

figurative translation : mala marathi kalate(samajte).

In Konkani, you can say "dhanyavaad" to express gratitude and say thank you.

Dhinvas Tuka(Thank You) or just 'Dhinvas'(Thanks). People mostly use 'Dev borem korum' which means 'God bless you'

In Konkani, you can say "mog asa" to express "miss you."

In Konkani, you can say "Tu mog karta" to express "I love you."

Halim seeds are commonly known as "Aliv" in Hindi.

"Udvās bhettōsio Goa" is how you would say "Welcome to Goa" in Konkani language.

In Konkani, you can say ugly as "असुंदर" (asundar).

In Konkani, you can say "Tuzo doh" to mean "I hate you."

Terence Lewis's mother tongue is Konkani. He was born in Mumbai, India, and has roots in Mangalore, where Konkani is a commonly spoken language.

The word for welcome in Konkani is "Suswagatam".

"Aman Vari" does not have a direct meaning in Sanskrit as it appears to be a combination of two names: "Aman" (peace) and "Vari" (a name of a river). It does not form a single meaningful word in the Sanskrit language.

स्वतंत्रता सेनानियों ने देश के स्वतंत्रता के लिए अपने जीवन की आहुति दी। उन्होंने आजादी के लिए लड़ने में कोई हिचकिचाहट नहीं देखी। उनकी बहादुरी और पराक्रम हमेशा हमारे दिलों में बसा रहेगी।

dayavittu is the word

There isnt a way to say hi, but usually a greeting would be

Boro Mure? or Kosho Aha?

The first one means are you good? and the 2nd one how are you.

The word for 'hello' in Konkani is "नमस्कार" (Namaskar).

there's actually a few ways of saying it

ennikku ninne ishttam annu....would be the equivalent of "I like you"

njan ninne premikkunnu...would be saying "I am in love with you" (romantic)

njan ninne snehikkunnu...would be simply "I love you" (family...siblings...parents)

Sovostkai is the term that the Roman Catholic church uses for the word, "peace". It is also commonly used by the Catholics of Karwar & Goa, though most other Konkani speakers tend to use the word, "shanti".