କ୍ୟାସିନୋ କୋଉଠି?
Kyāsino kouṭhi?
Where is the casino?
Usage
Used to ask for the casino's location
Grammar Note
"kouṭhi" is the Odia interrogative word meaning "where"
ଏ ଟେବୁଲରେ ନ୍ୟୂନତମ ବେଟ କେତେ?
E ṭebulare nyūnatama beṭa kete?
What is the minimum bet at this table?
Usage
Used to ask about the minimum bet at a table
Grammar Note
"ନ୍ୟୂନତମ" (nyūnatama) is from Sanskrit meaning "minimum / least"
ଚିପ୍ କେମିତି କିଣିବି?
Chipa kemiti kiṇibi?
How do I buy chips?
Usage
Used to ask how to purchase casino chips
Grammar Note
"କେମିତି" (kemiti) is the interrogative meaning "how / in what way"
ମୁଁ ବ୍ଲାକଜାକ / ରୁଲେଟ / ବାକାରାଟ / ପୋକର / ସ୍ଲଟ ଖେଳିବି।
Muñ blākajāka / ruleṭa / bākārāṭa / pokara / slaṭa kheḷibi.
I'd like to play blackjack / roulette / baccarat / poker / slots.
Usage
Used to specify the game you want to play
Grammar Note
"ଖେଳିବି" (kheḷibi) is the first-person future of "to play"
ଆଉ ଦିଅ / ଠିଆ / ଡବଲ।
Āu dia / ṭhiā / ḍabala.
Hit / Stand / Double down.
Usage
Blackjack commands during gameplay
Grammar Note
"ଦିଅ" (dia) is the imperative meaning "give / please give"
ମୁଁ ମୋ ଚିପ୍ ଟଙ୍କାରେ ବଦଳାଇବି।
Muñ mo chipa ṭaṃkāre badaḷāibi.
I'd like to cash out my chips.
Usage
Used to cash out chips at the cashier
Grammar Note
"ଟଙ୍କାରେ ବଦଳାଇବି" (ṭaṃkāre badaḷāibi) means "I will exchange (it) into cash"
ଡ୍ରେସ କୋଡ ଅଛି?
Ḍresa koḍa achi?
Is there a dress code?
Usage
Used to ask about the casino's dress code
Grammar Note
"ḍresa koḍa" is borrowed from English "dress code"
ମାଗଣା ପାନୀୟ ମିଳୁଛି?
Māgaṇā pānīya miḷuchi?
Can I get a complimentary drink?
Usage
Used to ask for a complimentary drink
Grammar Note
"pānīya" from Sanskrit meaning "drinkable/beverage"
ଟେବୁଲ ସୀମା କେତେ?
Ṭebula sīmā kete?
What are the table limits?
Usage
Used to ask about betting limits at a table
Grammar Note
"ସୀମା" (sīmā) comes from Sanskrit and means "boundary / limit"
VIP ଘର ଅଛି?
VIP ghara achi?
Is there a VIP room?
Usage
Used to ask about VIP room availability
Grammar Note
"ghara" means "house/room" in Odia
ଆଜି ରାତି ପାଇଁ ଯଥେଷ୍ଟ ହେଲା।
Āji rāti pāiṃ yatheṣṭa helā.
I think I've had enough for tonight.
Usage
Used when deciding to stop playing for the night
Grammar Note
"ଯଥେଷ୍ଟ" (yatheṣṭa) comes from Sanskrit and means "sufficient"
ମୁଁ ନୂଆ — ନିୟମ ଶିଖାଇବେ କି?
Muñ nuā — niyama śikhāibe ki?
I'm a beginner — can you explain the rules?
Usage
Used to ask for an explanation of the game rules
Grammar Note
"ଶିଖାଇବେ କି" (śikhāibe ki) politely asks "will you teach / explain?"
କ୍ୟାସିନୋ କେତେବେଳେ ବନ୍ଦ ହୁଏ?
Kyāsino ketebeḷe banda hue?
What time does the casino close?
Usage
Used to ask what time the casino closes
Grammar Note
"ବନ୍ଦ ହୁଏ" (banda hue) is the present form meaning "becomes closed"
କ'ଣ କ'ଣ ଖେଳ ଉପଲବ୍ଧ?
Kaṇa kaṇa kheḷa upalabdha?
What games do you have available?
Usage
Used to ask what games are available
Grammar Note
Repeating "କ'ଣ" (kaṇa) asks for a list of things, i.e. "what kinds of …?"
ସ୍ଲଟ ମେସିନ ଅଛି?
Slaṭa mesina achi?
Do you have slot machines?
Usage
Used to ask if slot machines are available
Grammar Note
"ସ୍ଲଟ ମେସିନ" (slaṭa mesina) is borrowed from English "slot machine"
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