Accommodation

1. ഒരു മുറി ബുക്ക് ചെയ്യണം

   Oru muṟi bukk ceyyaṇam

   I want to book a room

   Usage

   Booking a room at a hotel or accommodation

   Grammar Note

   "Bukk" is from English "book." "Ceyyaṇam" combines "ceyy" (do) + "-aṇam" (obligation/desire suffix). Common pattern for polite requests.

2. ഒരു ദിവസം എത്ര?

   Oru divasam etra?

   How much is it per night?

   Usage

   Asking the price per night

   Grammar Note

   "Divasam" from Sanskrit "divasa" (day). "Oru divasam" means "per day." A simple and direct way to ask for price per unit.

3. ചെക്ക്-ഇൻ ടൈം എത്ര മണി?

   Cekk-in ṭāim etra maṇi?

   What time is check-in?

   Usage

   Asking the check-in time

   Grammar Note

   Uses English loanwords "check-in" and "time." "Etra maṇi" asks "what time." English-mixed Malayalam is common in tourism and hospitality.

4. മുറിയിൽ എ.സി. ഉണ്ടോ?

   Muṟiyil e.si. uṇṭō?

   Is there air conditioning in the room?

   Usage

   Checking for AC in the room — essential in Kerala's tropical climate

   Grammar Note

   "Muṟiyil" = "muṟi" (room) + "-iyil" (locative). "A.C." is used directly from English. Locative suffix "-il" is very common in everyday Malayalam.

5. ബ്രേക്ക്ഫാസ്റ്റ് ഉൾപ്പെടുന്നോ?

   Brēkkfāsṭṭ uḷppeṭunnō?

   Is breakfast included?

   Usage

   Asking if the accommodation includes breakfast

   Grammar Note

   "Uḷppeṭuka" means "to be included" — compound of "uḷ" (inside) + "ppeṭuka" (to become). "Breakfast" is a direct English borrowing.

6. ഒരു ദിവസം കൂടി നിൽക്കണം

   Oru divasam kūṭi nilkkaṇam

   I want to stay one more night

   Usage

   Requesting to extend the stay by one night

   Grammar Note

   "Kūṭi" is an adverb meaning "more/additionally." "Nilkkaṇam" from "nilkkuka" (to stand/stay) + "-aṇam" expresses desire to extend a stay.

7. ടൗൾ കൂടുതൽ തരാമോ?

   Ṭāul kūṭutal tarāmō?

   Can you give more towels?

   Usage

   Requesting additional amenities from hotel staff

   Grammar Note

   "Taruka" (to give) + "-āmō" (can/possible question) = "tarāmō" meaning "can you give?" A polite request form. "Ṭāul" from English "towel."

8. ചെക്ക്-ഔട്ട് ടൈം നീട്ടാൻ പറ്റുമോ?

   Cekk-auṭṭ ṭāim nīṭṭān paṭṭumō?

   Can check-out time be extended?

   Usage

   Requesting a late check-out

   Grammar Note

   "Paṭṭuka" means "to be possible/able" and is widely used in conversation. Adding "-umō" creates "is it possible?" The phrase blends English and Malayalam.

9. ലഗേജ് ഇവിടെ വയ്ക്കാമോ?

   Lagēj iviṭe vaykāmō?

   Can I leave my luggage here?

   Usage

   Storing luggage before check-in or after check-out

   Grammar Note

   "Vaykka" (to place/leave) + "-āmō" = permission question "may I place?" Standard polite way to ask permission. "Lagēj" from English "luggage."

10. ഹോം‌സ്റ്റേ ഉണ്ടോ?

    Hōmsṭē uṇṭō?

    Is there a homestay?

    Usage

    Asking about homestay accommodation — popular in Kerala

    Grammar Note

    Homestays are particularly popular in Kerala's countryside and hill regions. "Hōmsṭē" is used directly from English. They offer authentic rural experiences.

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