Question

conversation between vegetable seller and customer in hindi

Answer 1

Bazaar - Market


(Part of conversation from the Video)

Yeh Bazaar hai. (This is Market / Bazaar=Market, Yeh=This)
Yeh Aurat hai. (She is a woman / aurat=woman)
Yeh ladki hai. (She is a girl / ladki=girl)
Yeh ladka hai. (he is a boy / ladka=boy)

Vendor : Namaste ji, aap kaisi hai ?
(Hello, how are you ? / aap=You, kaise=how)

Woman : Maen tikh hun, app kaise hai
(I am fine, how are you ? / tikh=fine)

Vendor : Ji maen bhi tikh hun
(I am also fine / bhi=also)



Woman : kya yeha gajar hai ?
(any carrots here ? / gajar=carrots, yeha=here)

Vendor : Ji nahi, yeha gajar nahi hai.
(No, No carrots here. / nahi=no)



Woman : tamator kaise hai ?
(how are tomatos ? / tamator=tamotas)

Vendor : ji tamator bahot ache hai.
(tomatos are very good / bahot=very/too, ache=good)



Woman : tamator ka daam kya hai ?
(What is the cost of tomatos ? / daam=cost, Kya=what, ka=of)

Vendor : ji tamator ka daam panch rupaye kilo hai
(Cost of tomatos is 5Rs Kilo / panch=five, rupaye=Rupees(Rs))



Woman : tamator saste nahi hai.
(Tomatos are not cheap, saste=cheap)

Vendor : ji nahi, yeh tamator saste hai
(No, Tomatos are cheap)


Woman : panch rupaye bahot hai
(Five Rupees is too much)

Vendor : ji yeh tamator char rupaye hai
(These tomatos are for 4Rs./ char=four)



Woman : achaa (ok)



Woman : aur lauki ka daam kya hai ?
(And what is the cost of Squash / aur=and, lauki=Squash)

Vendor : lauki ka daam das rupaye hai
(Cost of Bottle gourd is 10 Rs)

Woman : achaa (ok)



Girl : maa, ye kya hai ?
(Mother, what is this ? / maa=Mother, ye=this)

Woman : ye karela hai
(this is Bitter gourd, karela=Bittor gourd )


Girl : kya ye mitha hai
(is it sweet ? / mitha=sweet)

Woman : nahi ye mitha nahi hai
(No, it is not sweet)



Vendor : aapka naam kya hai ?
(What is your name ? / naam=name, aapka=your)

Girl : mera naam dipa hai, aapka naam kya hai
(My name is dipa, what is your name ?)

Vendor : ji mera naam raja hai
[ My name is raghav, mera=mine, raja=raja :-) ]



Woman : aloo kaha hai ?
(Where are potatos ? / aloo=potato, kaha=where)

Vendor : aloo yaha hai.
(aloo are here)



Woman : kya ye saste hai ?
(are they cheap ?)

Vendor : ji aloo bahot saste hai
(Yes, potatos are very cheap)



Woman : aalo ka daam kya hai ?
(What is the cost of potatos ?)

Vendor : ji, teen rupaye kilo
(3Rs Kilo / teen=3)



Boy : maa, yeh kya hai?
(Mother, what is this)

Woman : yeh baingan hai.
(This is Brinjal)



Vendor : ji, ye aapki lauki, ye aapke tamator
(This are your Sweet gourd, this are your tomatos)

Woman : aur aloo kaha hai ?
(And where are potatos)

Vendor : ji, yeh aapke aloo
(These are your potatos)

Woman : yeh aapke rupaye hai
(This is your money)

Vendor : ji, dhanyavaad
(Thankyou)


Woman : kya yaha fal hai ?
(any fruits here / fal=fruits)

Vendor : No, no fruits here
(ji nahi, yaha fal nahi hai)



Woman : fal kaha hai ? (Where are fruits ?)

Vendor : ji fal waha hai. (fruits are there / waha=there)

Woman : kaha ? (Where ?)

Vendor : waha (There)



Woman : achaa, dhanyavaad. (ok, thankyou)

(woman leaves...)
If you want this in hindi script copy it all and paste in Google translate
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Answer 2

Customer: Have you fresh vegetables?
Shopkeeper: Sir, all my vegetables are fresh from the fields.
Customer: What is the price of onions?
Shopkeeper: Sir, 25 rupees per kilogram.
Customer: What is the rate of cauliflower?
Shopkeeper: 50 rupees per kilogram.
Customer: Give me one kilogram each of onions and cauliflower.
Shopkeeper: Anything else, sir.
Customer: Give me one kilogram peas and half a kilogram of lady's finger, and one kilogram of cabbage.
Shopkeeper: Sir, take brinjal and carrots. These are also very good.
Customer: No I don't need them. Have you got potatoes and tomatoes?
Shopkeeper: Yes, sir.
Customer: All right. Give half a kilogram of tomatoes and one kilogram of potatoes.
Shopkeeper: Sir, take some fresh mint also. 
Customer: O .K. Put some mint also. Now what is the bill?
Shopkeeper: Only 195 rupees, sir.
Customer: Take these 195 rupees.
Shopkeeper: Thank you, sir. Come again.

u can translate it to hindi