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39 [ముప్పై తొమ్మిది] కార్ చెడిపోవుట

39 [Muppai tom\'midi] Kār ceḍipōvuṭa

Where is the next gas station?	నెక్స్ట్ పెట్రోల్ బంక్ ఎక్కడ ఉంది?; Neksṭ peṭrōl baṅk ekkaḍa undi?
I have a flat tyre / tire (am.).	నా టైర్ పంక్చర్ అయ్యింది; Nā ṭair paṅkcar ayyindi
Can you change the tyre / tire (am.)?	మీరు టైర్ ని మార్చగలరా?; Mīru ṭair ni mārcagalarā?
I need a few litres / liters (am.) of diesel.	నాకు కొన్ని లీటర్ల డీజల్ కావాలి.; Nāku konni līṭarla ḍījal kāvāli.
I have no more petrol / gas (am.).	పెట్రోల్ అయిపోయింది; Peṭrōl ayipōyindi
Do you have a petrol can / jerry can / gas can (am.)?	మీ వద్ద పెట్రోల్ క్యాన్ / జెర్రీ క్యాన్ / గ్యాస్ క్యాన్ ఉందా?; Mī vadda peṭrōl kyān/ jerrī kyān/ gyās kyān undā?
Where can I make a call?	నేను ఫోన్ ఎక్కడనుంది చేసుకోవచ్చు?; Nēnu phōn ekkaḍanundi cēsukōvaccu?
I need a towing service.	నాకు టోయింగ్ సహాయం కావాలి; Nāku ṭōyiṅg sahāyaṁ kāvāli
I’m looking for a garage.	నేను గ్యారేజ్ కోసం వెతుకుతున్నాను; Nēnu gyārēj kōsaṁ vetukutunnānu
An accident has occurred.	ఒక ప్రమాడం సంభవించింది; Oka pramāḍaṁ sambhavin̄cindi
Where is the nearest telephone?	దగ్గర్లో టెలిఫోన్ ఎక్కడ ఉంది?; Daggarlō ṭeliphōn ekkaḍa undi?
Do you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you?	మీ వద్ద మొబైల్ / సెల్ ఫోనె కానీ ఉన్నాయా?; Mī vadda mobail/ sel phōne kānī unnāyā?
We need help.	మాకు సహాయం కావాలి; Māku sahāyaṁ kāvāli
Call a doctor!	డాక్టర్ ని పిలవండి!; Ḍākṭar ni pilavaṇḍi!
Call the police!	పోలీసులని పిలవండి!; Pōlīsulani pilavaṇḍi!
Your papers, please.	మీ పేపర్లు ఇవ్వండి; Mī pēparlu ivvaṇḍi
Your licence / license (am.), please.	మీ లైసెన్సు ఇవ్వండి; Mī laisensu ivvaṇḍi
Your registration, please.	మీ రెజిస్ట్రేషన్ చూపించండి; Mī rejisṭrēṣan cūpin̄caṇḍi

Universal language English

English is the most widespread language in the world. But Mandarin, or High Chinese, has the most native speakers. English is the native language of ‘only’ 350 million people. However, English has a great deal of influence on other languages. Since the middle of the 20th century it has taken on greater significance. This is largely due to the development of the USA into a superpower. English is the first foreign language taught in schools in many countries. International organizations use English as their official language. English is also the official language or common language of many countries. It is possible, however, that soon other languages will take over these functions. English belongs to the West Germanic languages. Therefore it is closely related to German, for example. But the language has changed significantly in the last 1,000 years. Earlier, English was an inflecting language. Most endings with a grammatical function have disappeared. Therefore, English can be counted among the isolating languages. This type of language is more similar to Chinese than to German. In the future, the English language will be further simplified. The irregular verbs will most likely disappear. English is simple compared to other Indo-European languages. But English orthography is very difficult. This is because spelling and pronunciation differ strongly from one another. English orthography has been the same for centuries. But pronunciation has changed considerably. As a result, one still writes the way one spoke in 1400. There are also many irregularities in pronunciation. There are 6 variants for the letter combination ough alone! Test yourself! – thorough, thought, through, rough, bough, cough .