Lesson 2: Questions by adding 'Kada', ''a'' to sentences. Also, Travel related Conversations

Will you come to Hitech City?	Hitech City ki vastava?
How much will you take (charge) to Hitech city?	Hitech City ki yenta teesukuntavu?
Isn’t Hitech city nearby, eight kilometers only right (isn’t it)?	Hitech City daggare kada, yenimidhi kilometer-le kada?
Is Punjagutta nearby or faraway?	Punjagutta daggaraa, doorama?
80 rupees only to Hitech city right?	Yenabhai (80) rupayale kada hitech city ki?
Too much, Too high (referring to cost or charges)	Chala Yekkuva
Too High, Isnt it?	Chala Yekkuva kada?
Is it high?	Yekkuvaa?
Yes, it is high	Avunu, Yekkuve
Too high, isn’t it?	Chala Yekkuva kada?
No need	Vaddule
Give me one ticket, to hitech city	Oka ticket ivvu, hitech city ki
Tell me when Hitech city stop arrives (actually to mean tell me when we arrive at Hitech city)	Hitech city vaste cheppu
Hasn’t hitech city come yet?	Hitech city inka raleda?
Stop	Aapu
Proceed	Poni, Ponivvu , vellu, Vellanivvu
Proceed slowly	Mellaga poni (Remember mellaga tuduvu? From maid lessons)
Proceed faster	Recall from maid lessons and make this up…Assignment for you…
Stop Here	Try this
Stop There	Try this
Stop no where	Try this too
Lower the volume	Sound (or volume) tagginchu
Raise the volume	Sound (or volume) penchu

We use ‘kada’ to verify facts with the other person (what he thinks) like ‘isnt it?’ or more like we use ‘right?’ as a question

Note that in item 4 we added an extra ‘a’ at the end to daggara and dooram which are translations for nearby and faraway thus changing into in to questions such as ‘Is it Nearby’, or ‘Is it far away’…all by adding an a at the end which sounds like a in ‘a’uction…So try changing other words you learnt to turn them to questions, using antonyms…

Lesson 2: Practice 1

Below are new words to learn as well add an ‘a’ as in auction sound to make them questions, especially while using them like antonyms

Example solution from first 2 below: Ee rojaa (Roju+a=Rojaa), Repaa (Repu+a=Repaa) ? which translates to asking “Today or Tomorrow?”

Ee roju	Today
Repu	Tomorrow
Vundi	Exists
Ledu	Doesnot Exist
Produnna	Morning
Sayantram	Evening
Kinda	Below
Paina	Above
Lopala	Inside
Bayata	Outside
Akkada	There
Ikkada	Here
Vaddu	No, not, don’t want
Kavali	Want, Need
Raledu	Hasn’t come
Vachindi	Has come
Vachu	Know
Radu	Doesn’t Know

If you notice, daggara(nearby) changes to daggare, Vaddu (No) changes to Vaddule, Yekkuva (high) changes to Yekkuve when using with ‘kada’ for questioning

Notice how yekkuva (high) changes to Yekkuvaa (extra ‘a’ while questioning) and yekkuve (while emphasizing it)