Fashion & Clothing

1. నా సైజులో ఇది ఉందా?

   Nā sayjulō idi undā?

   Do you have this in my size?

   Usage

   Used to ask if a clothing item is available in your size

   Grammar Note

   "lō" is the locative case marker meaning "in / in the size of"

2. ఇది ట్రై చేయవచ్చా?

   Idi ṭrāy cēyavaccā?

   Can I try this on?

   Usage

   Used to ask permission to try on clothing

   Grammar Note

   "cēyavaccā" is the permissive question "may I do?"

3. ట్రైయల్ రూమ్ ఎక్కడ ఉంది?

   Ṭrāyal rūm ekkaḍa undi?

   Where is the fitting room?

   Usage

   Used to ask where the fitting room is located

   Grammar Note

   "ekkaḍa undi" is the basic expression for asking "where is X?"

4. ఇది చాలా బిగుతుగా/వదులుగా/పొడవుగా/పొట్టిగా ఉంది.

   Idi cālā bigutugā/vadulugā/poḍavugā/poṭṭigā undi.

   This is too tight / loose / long / short.

   Usage

   Used to describe fit issues with clothing after trying on

   Grammar Note

   Adding "-gā" to an adjective creates an adverbial form (e.g., "tight" → "tightly")

5. వేరే రంగులో ఉందా?

   Vērē raṅgulō undā?

   Do you have this in a different color?

   Usage

   Used to ask if an item comes in a different color

   Grammar Note

   "lō" uses the locative case meaning "in [a different] color"

6. ఇది ఏ మెటీరియల్తో చేసారు?

   Idi ē meṭīriyāltō cēsāru?

   What material / fabric is this made of?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the fabric or material of a clothing item

   Grammar Note

   "tō" is the instrumental case marker meaning "with / made of"

7. ఇది మెషీన్ వాష్ అవుతుందా?

   Idi mēshīn vāsh avutundā?

   Is this machine washable?

   Usage

   Used to ask if a garment can be machine washed

   Grammar Note

   "avutundā" asks if something is possible or if it can be done

8. పెద్ద సైజులో ఇదే స్టైల్ ఉందా?

   Pedda sayjulō idē sṭāyl undā?

   Do you have the same style in a larger size?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the same style in a bigger size

   Grammar Note

   "idē" means "this very / exactly this same" — emphatic identity

9. ఇది ఎంత?

   Idi enta?

   How much is this?

   Usage

   Used to ask the price of a clothing item

   Grammar Note

   "enta" is the standard question word for price or quantity

10. సేల్ లేదా డిస్కౌంట్ ఉందా?

    Sēl lēdā ḍiskāunṭ undā?

    Is there a sale or discount?

    Usage

    Used to ask about sales or discounts available

    Grammar Note

    "lēdā" means "or" — presents alternatives

11. నేను ఇది తీసుకుంటాను.

    Nēnu idi tīsukuṇṭānu.

    I'll take it.

    Usage

    Used to indicate the decision to purchase an item

    Grammar Note

    "tīsukuṇṭānu" is the present intentional form of "to take / buy"

12. కేవలం చూస్తున్నాను, ధన్యవాదాలు.

    Kēvalaṁ cūstunnānu, dhanyavādālu.

    I'm just looking, thank you.

    Usage

    Used to politely decline assistance while browsing

    Grammar Note

    "cūstunnānu" is the present progressive "I am looking"

13. రిటర్న్/ఎక్స్చేంజ్ పాలసీ ఏమిటి?

    Ritarn/eks-cēnj pālasī ēmiṭi?

    What is your return / exchange policy?

    Usage

    Used to ask about return and exchange policies before buying

    Grammar Note

    "ēmiṭi" is the question word "what is it?"

14. మీరు వెస్టర్న్/ఇంటర్నేషనల్ సైజులు అమ్ముతారా?

    Mīru vesṭarn/intarnēshanal sayjulu ammutārā?

    Do you carry Western / international sizes?

    Usage

    Used to ask if Western or international clothing sizes are available

    Grammar Note

    "ammutārā" is the polite present tense question "do you sell?"

15. ఇది నీకు చాలా బాగుంది.

    Idi nīku cālā bāgundi.

    This looks great on you.

    Usage

    Used to compliment a companion on how well an outfit suits them

    Grammar Note

    "nīku" is the informal dative "to/for/on you"

16. ఇప్పుడు ఈ స్టైల్ ట్రెండ్‌లో ఉందా?

    Ippuḍu ī sṭāyl ṭrend-lō undā?

    Is this style popular right now?

    Usage

    Used to ask if a particular style is currently trending

    Grammar Note

    "lō undā" asks "is it in [the trend]?" using the locative

17. దీన్ని హేమ్ చేయగలరా?

    Dīnni hēm cēyagalarā?

    Can you alter / hem this for me?

    Usage

    Used to request a hem alteration or garment adjustment

    Grammar Note

    "dīnni" is the accusative form meaning "this (as object)"

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