ސިޓީގެ ސެންޓަރަށް ދާ ބަހަކީ ކޮބައިތޯ؟
Siteege senṭarashah daa bahakee kobaitho?
Which bus goes to the city center?
Usage
Used at a bus stop to find the correct bus to the city center
Grammar Note
Dhivehi uses the Thaana script (right-to-left) and follows SOV word order
[ތަނަށް] ދިއުމަށް ކިތައް ސްޓޮޕް ހުރޭ؟
[Tanashah] diumash kiṭah sṭop hurey?
How many stops to [destination]?
Usage
Used to ask how many stops to the destination
Grammar Note
"kiṭah" is the Dhivehi question word for quantity
މިތަނުން ބޭލިދިނުން އެދެން.
Mithanun beylidinum edhen.
Please let me off here.
Usage
Used to ask the driver to let you off here
Grammar Note
"edhen" means "I request" and is used for polite requests
މި ގޮނޑި ހުހަށް ހުރިތޯ؟
Mi gonḍi huhashah huritho?
Is this seat free?
Usage
Used to check if a seat is available
Grammar Note
"-tho" is a question suffix in Dhivehi
އެންމެ ފަހު ބަސް ދަނީ ކޮން ވަގުތެއްގައިތޯ؟
Enme fahu bas danee kon vaguṭeygaitho?
What time is the last bus?
Usage
Used to find out when the last bus departs
Grammar Note
"kon vaguṭeygai" is the Dhivehi expression for "at what time"
ޓިކެޓް ގަނެވޭނީ ކޮންތަނަކުންތޯ؟
Tiket ganevenee konthanakunthoa?
Where can I buy a ticket?
Usage
Used to ask where to purchase a transport ticket
Grammar Note
In Dhivehi, possibility is expressed through verb suffixes
މި ބަސް ބާޒާރުގައި ހުއްޓޭތޯ؟
Mi bas baazaarugai huttetho?
Does this bus stop at the market?
Usage
Used to confirm whether the bus stops at the market
Grammar Note
"-tho" is the question suffix forming yes/no questions
ކޮން ޕްލެޓްފޯމަކުން ފުރަންތޯ؟
Kon pleṭfomakun furantho?
Which platform does it depart from?
Usage
Used at a station to find the departure platform
Grammar Note
Dhivehi uses postpositions for case; "-kun" marks the ablative (from)
ސީދާ ރޫޓެއް ހުރިތޯ؟
Seeda ruuṭeh huritho?
Is there a direct route?
Usage
Used to ask if there is a direct route
Grammar Note
"huritho?" means "is there?" — the existential question
ދަތުރަށް ކިހާ ވަގުތެއް ނަގާތޯ؟
Daturashah kihaa vaguṭeh nagaatho?
How long does the journey take?
Usage
Used to ask the duration of the journey
Grammar Note
"kihaa" is the Dhivehi question word for degree/amount
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