How can we say Have you eat food in Assamese?

Answer 1

Tumhi Bhaat khala or tumhi dinner korila

Answer 2

Tomi kiba kahla

Answer 3

Oh, dude, in Assamese, you can say "Tumi khan khaila?" to ask someone if they have eaten food. It's like asking, "Yo, have you chowed down yet?" So, next time you're in Assam, drop that line and watch the locals appreciate your linguistic skills.

Answer 4

In Assamese, the phrase "Have you eaten food?" can be translated as "আপুনি খাবলৈ খাইছিলা?" (pronounced as "Apuni khaboloi khaichila?"). The word "আপুনি" (Apuni) translates to "you" in a respectful form, "খাবলৈ" (khaboloi) means "to eat," and "খাইছিলা" (khaichila) translates to "have eaten." The question structure in Assamese typically places the verb at the end of the sentence.

Answer 5

Apuni vat khala

Answer 6

Tomi kiba kahla

Answer 7

Have you take dinner

Answer 8

breakfast

Answer 9

??

Answer 10

Had food ?