World Language Resources
World Language Resources Chat Live 9AM - 6PM PST Mon. - Fri.
Live chat by BoldChat
Live chat by Worldlanguage
Super Bargains
$5 Bargain Pages
Computers / Notebooks
Dictionary
ESL-English as Second Language
Games
Gift Items!
Handheld Dictionary
Keyboard Stickers
Keyboards
Kids
Learn
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Windows
Movies/Videos
Software - Mac
Software - Windows
Spell Checking
Translation
Travel Packs
More...More...
Marathi Language

Some Suggested Products in Marathi

Talk Now Learn Marathi NEW!
Talk-Now-Learn-Marathi-Tutorial-Learning-Marathi-NEW-42824 Special Price
$45.00

Regular Price
$79.95

Add to Cart Buy Product InfoInfo

Talk Now! is designed for people who want to learn a language quickly. It's fun, fast, and makes learning easy. If you don't have time to become fluent, but need the basics in a hurry, Talk Now! is for you!
Marathi - English-Marathi Dictionary by Molesworth J.T and Cand
Marathi-English-Dictionary-by-Molesworth-J-T-and-Cand-Dictionaries-46251 Special Price
$49.95

Regular Price
$59.95

Add to Cart Buy Product InfoInfo

Products  Introduction  Writing Sample  Translation 

Products




Introduction


Marathi is spoken in western India, principally in the state of Maharashtra, which includes the city of Bombay. Speakers of Marathi extend down the coast as far as Goa, though there a special dialect called Konkani is spoken, different enough from Marathi to be considered by some linguists as a separate language. Marathi, like Hindi, is one of the Indic languages, and the alphabet is the same as that used in Hindi. With about 65 million speakers, it ranks as one of the major languages of India.

Marathi is spoken/used in India

Language Family
Family: Indo-European
Subgroup: Indo-Iranian
Branch: Indic


Copyright © Kenneth Katzner, The Languages of the World, Published by Routledge.


Writing Sample




Translation


I have a sort of hazy recollection of certain events, but I am unable to state for a certainty whether they really happened as I remember them, or whether these memories are greatly em-bellished by my fertile imagination. However, enough of these tiresome reflections. Let us begin the story of my life with the earliest recollection that comes to mind. Having thus begun, I shall recount later on what I know of earlier events (as told, of course, by those around me).

—HARINARAYAN APTE, I>