Complete Marathi Course: Learn Marathi for Beginners

Learn practical Marathi greetings and introductions, including Namaskar, Abhivadaye, and common phrases for formal and informal use, with gendered verb forms.

Explore Marathi manners, using formal and informal pronouns, with practical phrases for names, residence, country, mother tongue, and polite requests.

Learn Marathi numbers, including cardinal and ordinal forms, and practice asking and answering ages in formal and informal contexts, with masculine, feminine, and gender neutral usage.

Master how Marathi colors are masculine and change with object gender. See lal stay the same and gulabi remain, while r-sound endings and narangi orange require gender-based changes.

Learn Marathi food vocabulary and how to describe likes and dislikes using present progressive forms. Practice with meals and dishes like Puran poli and Vada pav.

Learn Marathi alphabets and the Devanagari script to build strong pronunciation and reading fluency. Master vowels, consonants, matras, and pronunciation nuances with practice to read and write Marathi with confidence.

Explore basic Marathi animal vocabulary for beginners, including prani and domestic animals paleva, with names like ghoda (horse), hati (elephant), kudra (dog), mansur (cat), and more.

Learn Marathi verb conjugation across present and past tenses, with subject and object agreement, transitive and intransitive forms, and gendered endings using pronouns and example verbs like go and write.

Learn essential Marathi verbs and sentence formation using present and past tense through practical examples of going home, eating, sleeping, sitting, waking, and more.

Learn essential Marathi verbs with practical conjugations, including present progressive, simple past, and gender-aware agreement, plus formal and informal imperatives for everyday communication.

Review Marathi basics from lesson 11, test memory and progress, and introduce new sentence combinations while reinforcing formal and informal forms, pronouns, and verbs like madad karuka.

Revise numbers, count objects like three balls, and learn Marathi sentence patterns, including plural and singular forms and saying age, with a homework task to practice asking someone's age formally.

Revisit Marathi color words in review 3, and learn how colors agree with object gender and number through examples like umbrella, ball, roses, and bags.

Review 4 reinforces Marathi food vocabulary, asks for food, expresses likes or dislikes, covers present and present progressive meal verbs, includes puran puri, and highlights informal and formal forms.

Review 5 reinforces Marathi vowels and consonants, emphasizes proper pronunciation and practice, and includes a quick consonant test illustrating B+H as 'buh buh' and matra 'o' sound.

Review Marathi animal names like dog, cat, elephant, rabbit, pig, and frog, and prepare for verbs with simple present and simple past tense practice.

Practice Marathi verbs and tenses, focusing on simple present and simple past, while mastering subject gender, replacing Charlotte with Shalala, and using ne for completed actions.

Learn Marathi date telling with tariq and nunca, noting educational use and feminine forms. Use today aaj, tomorrow udaya, yesterday cal, and the tense to determine purva and parva.

Learn to tell time in Marathi, including morning sarkar, afternoon duper, evening sandhyakal, night ratra, and time expressions like pawnee for quarter past and sova for 9:15.

Explore Marathi verb forms of to be and to become, using huni and asana with forms ahi, ahat, and ahoot, plus past forms like hota and hottie in pronoun-based examples.

Learn Marathi postpositions, the equivalents of English prepositions, to express location, direction, position, and time, and master sentence construction through practical examples of masculine, feminine, and plural forms.

Explore Marathi family vocabulary and kinship terms from mother and father to grandparents and uncles. Learn respectful forms and practical ways to introduce relatives in Marathi.

Learn Marathi emotions by studying Bhavana and vocabulary like Ananda, Dukkha, Raj, ashcharya, Irsha, Shantha, Chinta, Garva, Utsaha, and Prem. Practice sentences to express happiness, sadness, anger, calm, and love.

Learn Marathi body parts vocabulary, build basic sentence formation with singular and plural forms, and practice using colors and adjectives in context.

Learn to describe characteristics in Marathi using key adjectives like tall, short, thin, fat, weak, strong, beautiful, and handsome, with masculine and feminine forms and example sentences.

Describe someone's personality in Marathi using vyaktitva and svabhava, as taught in today's lesson. Explore adjectives like friendly, cheerful, hardworking, independent, kind, adventurous, funny, serious, and lazy through example sentences.

Practice and review Marathi keywords and vocab, forming new sentences with ghar, sundar, and gender-neutral possessives.

Learn Marathi directions with vocabulary for left, right, straight, corner, and in front; practice with polite and informal commands and a Starbucks role-play.

Learn Marathi supermarket vocabulary, including fruits, vegetables, dukaan and kirana terms. Master phrases for asking prices and payment, like mala narangi, narangi chai kismat ahi, rupees, kilo, and online payment.

Learn Marathi house vocabulary, including kitchen, hall, bedroom, entrance, staircase, window, table, and chair. Practice using possessive pronouns and gender-neutral adjectives to describe our house and my room.

Learn Marathi bathroom vocabulary including toilet, soap, faucet, sink, bucket, towel, shower, and mirror, and explore postpositional possessives and polite imperatives like turning on the tap.

Learn Marathi kitchen vocabulary by naming common utensils and items such as spoon, cup, saucer, tongs, rolling pin, rolling board, griddle, wok, kettle, strainer, spatula, bottle, canisters, and tray.

Review and reinforce Marathi basics by matching English–Marathi vocabulary, practicing new sentence formations, and building practical language skills with everyday words like room, house, kitchen, toilet, and book.

Learn how to use the Marathi pronoun it for gender-neutral objects, with examples like ahi and te to ask what is it and to express information.

Practice translating English sentences into Marathi while accounting for post-positions, not prepositions; adjust verbs for subject gender in simple present, and for object gender in simple past.

Learn Marathi clothing vocabulary—from sari and shirt to odhni and angarkha—and practice wear phrases using galrani with tumsa or tusa.

Explore Marathi weather vocabulary, covering rain, wind, snow, hot and cold, summer and winter, and practice sentences like 'it is raining' and 'the wind is strong today'.

Learn Marathi sports vocabulary, including how to say to play, participate, win, lose, masculine and feminine forms, and discuss school volleyball and today’s match.

Practice composing a story by revising vocabulary, sentences, and daily expressions learned so far. Read a guided paragraph, translate sentence by sentence, and express ideas confidently through a Marathi story.

Master final Marathi tips on pronouns and formal versus informal verb forms, and practice polite requests with dia or jiya. Emphasize cultural cues and respectful greetings.

Celebrate completing the complete Marathi course and commit to continuing your journey to master the language. Share questions or reviews in the course discussion to help future learners.