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Asking for change

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Listen to each side. Practise your reply.

You Nooru ruppayge chillara ideya You have change for 100 rupees?

The shopkeeper might say…

Shopkeeper Ide, kodthini I have, ill give
Shopkeeper Illa nanattra No, I don’t have
You Sari Okay
You En madodu What do I do now?
Shopkeeper Phone pe maadi Do phone pay
You Maadthini Yeah ill do

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About this conversation

Need to say “You have change for 100 rupees?” in Kannada? Here is the whole conversation with the shopkeeper — what you say and what you'll hear back — with clear audio for every line and easy Roman spelling, so you can handle it in person.

Frequently asked questions

How do you say “You have change for 100 rupees?” in Kannada?

“Nooru ruppayge chillara ideya”. Tap the play button to hear it said clearly, then repeat it a few times out loud.

Will people in Bangalore understand these phrases?

Yes. These are everyday spoken phrases used across Bengaluru, written the way people actually say them. Even a little Kannada is appreciated and usually gets a warmer, more helpful response.

Do I need to read the Kannada script?

No. Every phrase is written in simple Roman letters so you can read it and say it right away — and each one has audio, slow and at normal speed.

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