English-Oriya (Odia)
I
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Mu
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He
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Say
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She
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Say
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You
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Tume
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It
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Eita
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A
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Gotea
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Come
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Aasa
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Came
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Asila
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Will come
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Aseba
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Open
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Khola
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Opened
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Kholila
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Will open
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Kholiba
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Sit
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Basiba
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Walk
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Chaliba
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Eat
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Khaiba
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Drink
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Peeba
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Win
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Jetiba
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Go
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Jeeba
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Run
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Daudiba
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I go
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Mu jaye
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He goes
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Say Jaye
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He eats an apple
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Say seo khaye
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He is eating an apple
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Say seo khauchi
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He ate an apple
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Say seo khaila
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I saw the film last week
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Mu gata saptaha re chalachitra ti dekhili
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She came by bus yesterday
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Say gat kali bus re asila
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They went to the mosque
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Saymane mandira gale
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He slept the whole night
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Say rati sara soithila
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He wrote well in the examination
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Say pariksha bhala karichi
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He has eaten
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Say khaichi
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He had eaten
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Sa khai thilla
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He had gone
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Say jaithilla
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He had come
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Say aasithila
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He will eat
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Say khaiba
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He will go
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Say jiba
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He will come
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Say aasiba
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What is your name?
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Tuma nama kana
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What
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Kana
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Is
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Ate
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Your
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Tumara
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Name
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Nama
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What did you do?
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Tume kana kala?
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What should I do?
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Mu kana kariba uchit?
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What can I do?
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Mu kana kari paribi?
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What are the questions?
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Prasna sabu kana?
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What were the questions?
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Prasna sabu kana thilla?
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What is the last question?
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Sesa prashna kana?
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What is written in the letter?
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Chithi re kana lekha aachhi?
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What you had been told?
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Tumaku kana kuaha jaaithila?
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What will be the answer?
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Uttara kana heba?
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Why did you come?
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Tume kauthi paein aasila?
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Why did you sleep?
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Tume Kauthi paein soeithila?
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Why did you tell him to go?
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Tume kauthi paein taku jiba paein kahila?
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Why did he bring the bag?
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Say kauthi paein bag anila?
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Why did she pay the money?
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Say tanka kauthi paein dela?
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Why did they sit there?
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Samane sestare kauthi paein basithile?
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Why do you drive the car?
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Tume car kauthi paein chalao?
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Why are they late for the meeting?
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Kauthi paein Samane meeting deri re asile?
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How did you come?
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Tume kemiti asila?
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How did you sleep?
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Tume kemiti soilla?
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How did you drive?
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Tume kemiti chaleila?
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How did you write?
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Tume kemiti lekhila?
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How many apples are there in my hand?
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Mo hatare ketoti seo achhi?
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How many did you take?
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Tume ketoti nela?
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How much did he pay you?
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Say kete tanka dela?
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How was the journey yesterday?
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Gat kali jatra kemiti thilla?
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Which way did you come?
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Kyon rasta rae tume asila?
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Which is your favourite colour?
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Kyon ranga tumaku bhala laage?
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In which room did you sleep?
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Kyon bakhara re tume soiba?
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Which story did you tell?
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Kau gapa tume kahila?
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Which is the sweetest fruit?
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Kau phalla sabuthu mitha?
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Which is the best newspaper?
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Hindi re kyon khabara kagaja bhala?
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Which Indian state has the largest population?
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Bharata re kyon rajya re sabustu adhika loka achhanti?
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Where did you come from?
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Tume kauthu asila?
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Where did you sleep?
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Tume kauthi soila?
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Where is the manager’s cabin?
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Parichaalaknkar bakhara kauthi?
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Where should I go?
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Mu kausti ki jibi?
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Whom should I contact?
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Mu kaha sahaita dekhakaribi?
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Is it a book?
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Aha gote bahi ki?
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It is a book
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Aha gote bahi
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Will you come with me?
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Tume mo sahita asiba ki?
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I shall come with you.
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Mu tum sahita jibi.
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You come to my room after the exam.
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Tume pariksha pare mo bakhara ku asa.
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Will you give me your pen?
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Tume mote tuma kalama dabaki?
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Yes, of course.
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Han nischita.
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Do you love me?
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Tume mote bholapao ki?
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Yes, I love you.
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Han mu tumoku bhalpae.
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Can you give me your pen?
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Tume mote tuma kalama deiparibaki?
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Can you lift the box?
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Tume bax ti ku athai paribaki?
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Can you write the exam?
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Tume parikshare lekhi paribaki?
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Did you have your lunch?
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Tu madhyana bhojana kal ki?
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How are you?
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Tume kipari acha?
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I am fine.
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Mu bhal achhi.
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Learn Oriya through one of these languages: BENGALI GUJARATI HINDI KANNADA MALAYALAM PUNJABI TAMIL TELUGU
About Oriya language: Oriya , officially spelled Odia, is the predominant language of the Indian state of Odisha (formerly known as Orissa), where native speakers comprise 80% of the population. It is also spoken in parts of West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Andhra Pradesh. It is one of the 22 scheduled languages and also a Classical Language of India. It is the official language of Odisha and the second official language of Jharkhand. (Reference: Wikipedia)
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