Ven/Kind Sirs and Ladies



Following are some simple common expressions that we could learn to help
with spoken Pali. They have been translated idiomatically, not literally. If
anyone notices any mistakes, please let me know.



Aha.m tva.m puna passissaami. See you later.



Tva.m [or Bhante] ki.m naamo? What is your [or Venerable Sir's] name?



Kuto aagato Bhante? Where are you from Ven. Sir?



Aha.m ___ nagaraa/ra.t.thaa aagato. I come from ___ city/country.



Kind Regards







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Buddhist Monk

Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University
Wang Noi
Ayuthaya
Thailand


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