Schedule & Booking

10 phrases · Malayalam with romanization, English and audio

  1. ക്ഷേത്രം തുറക്കുന്ന സമയം ഏത്?

    Kṣētram thuṟakkuna samayam ēth?

    What time does the temple open?

    Usage

    Ask for the opening hours of a Hindu temple

    Grammar Note

    Kerala temples typically open at dawn (4–6 AM) and evening (5–8 PM), closing midday (12–5 PM). Famous temples like Padmanabhaswamy have specific darshan times.

  2. ഹൗസ്ബോട്ടിൽ ചെക്ക്-ഇൻ ഏത് സമയം?

    Hausbōṭṭil chek-in ēth samayam?

    What time is check-in for the houseboat?

    Usage

    Confirm houseboat check-in time with the operator

    Grammar Note

    Kerala houseboats typically check in at noon–1 PM and check out at 9–10 AM the next day. Punnamada Backwaters in Alappuzha is the most popular departure point.

  3. ട്രെയിൻ ഏത് സമയത്ത് പുറപ്പെടും?

    Trein ēth samayatth purappeṭum?

    What time does the train depart?

    Usage

    Ask for the train departure time at a station

    Grammar Note

    Kerala has a well-developed rail network. Key routes: Kochi–Thiruvananthapuram–Kozhikode. Book popular trains early on IRCTC to secure a seat.

  4. ആയുർവേദ അപ്പോയ്ന്റ്മെന്റ് ബുക്ക് ചെയ്യണം

    Āyurveda appoiṇṭmēṇṭ buk cheyyaṇam

    I need to book an Ayurveda appointment

    Usage

    Book an Ayurveda treatment session at a clinic or resort

    Grammar Note

    Full Panchakarma Ayurveda programs in Kerala require bookings of 7–21 days in advance. Short experience massages (1–2 hours) are often available as walk-ins.

  5. ഈ ബസ് ഇവിടെ നിർത്തുമോ?

    Ee bas ivide nirtthumō?

    Does this bus stop here?

    Usage

    Verify if the bus stops at your location

    Grammar Note

    KSRTC (state buses) are Kerala's main bus service. Schedules are approximate — confirm stops directly with the driver or conductor.

  6. ടിക്കറ്റ് ബുക്ക് ചെയ്തിട്ടുണ്ട്

    Ṭikkaṭṭ buk cheythiṭṭuṇṭ

    I have already booked the ticket

    Usage

    Tell staff or a companion that your ticket is already booked

    Grammar Note

    "Cheythiṭṭuṇṭ" is the completive resultant form of "cheyyuka" (to do) — "it has been done and the result remains". Common completive aspect in Malayalam.

  7. ഇന്ന് എന്ത് കാര്യക്രമം ഉണ്ട്?

    Innu enthu kāryakramam uṇṭ?

    What programs are there today?

    Usage

    Ask about today's activities or programs at a hotel or attraction

    Grammar Note

    "Kārya" (matter/affair) + "kramam" (order/system) = program/schedule. Useful for asking about cultural shows, puja schedules, or resort activities.

  8. ഇനി ഏത് സമയം ഒഴിവുണ്ട്?

    Ini ēth samayam ozhivuṇṭ?

    What is the next available time slot?

    Usage

    Ask for the next available slot for a booking or activity

    Grammar Note

    "Ozhiv" is versatile: vacancy, free time, or open slot depending on context. In scheduling contexts it means an available time slot.

  9. ഫെറി ഏത് സമയത്ത് ഉണ്ട്?

    Ferry ēth samayatth uṇṭ?

    When is the ferry?

    Usage

    Check ferry timings at a Kerala backwater or coastal port

    Grammar Note

    "-tth" is a locative/temporal case suffix. "Samayatth" = "at the time". Ferries are vital transport in Kerala — many routes operate from Alappuzha and Kochi.

  10. ഇന്ന് ഏത് സമയത്ത് അടക്കും?

    Innu ēth samayatth aṭakkum?

    What time does it close today?

    Usage

    Ask the closing time of an attraction, temple, or shop

    Grammar Note

    "Aṭakkum" is the future tense of "to close/shut". Its antonym "thuṟakkum" (will open) is equally useful for checking schedules.

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