Results for who can't come for interview translation from English to Gujarati

i can't come
હું આજે નહિ આવી શકું

when did i come for an interview?
નોકરી માટે ફોન કર્યો હતો

shall i come tomorrow for interview
શું હું આવતીકાલે ઇન્ટરવ્યુ માટે આવું તો

we may call u for interview
જ્યારે તમે મને ઇન્ટરવ્યૂ માટે બોલાવો

were you came for interview first
આવતીકાલે મારે ઇન્ટરવ્યૂ લેવાનો છે

sorry to say i can't come toady
એ કહેતાં દિલગીર છું કે હું આવી શકતો નથી

i can't come because i'm not in good health.
મારી તબિયત સારી ન હોવાથી હું આવી શકુ તેમ નથી મારી રજા મંજૂર કરશોજી

i will not come for two days
હું બે દિવસ સુધી નહીં આવું

hall of famer terrell owens said for bryant's sake, that time can't come soon enough.
હોલ ઓફ ફેમર ટેરેલ ઓવેન્સે બ્રાયન્ટની ખાતર કહ્યું, તે સમય ટૂંક સમયમાં આવી શકશે નહીં.

as my grandmother's condition is worse, i am going to the village immediately. so i can't come to work tomorrow
મારા દાદી ની તવ્યત વધારે ખરાબ હોવાથી હું તાત્કાલિક ગામડે જઈ રહ્યા છું. જેથી હું કાલે નોકરી નહિ આવી સકુ

friends were saying, "james, do you want to come for a drink?"
મિત્રો કહેતા હતા, "જેમ્સ, તમે પીવા માટે આવવા માંગો છો? "

most, not all, but most do come for jobs, even if, like the riveras, they may also face some real threats at home.
મોટાભાગના, બધા જ નહીં, પરંતુ મોટાભાગના નોકરી માટે આવે છે, ભલે, રિવેરાઓની જેમ, તેઓને ઘરે કેટલાક વાસ્તવિક જોખમોનો સામનો કરવો પડી શકે છે.

so the thing that we got was a little mobile phone with a little pico projector that comes for about 60 dollars.
એમાં જોવા મળ્યો એક બહુ નાનાં ચિત્રપટ પાડી શકે તેવો એક મૉબાઇલ ફૉન જે લગભગ ૬૦ ડૉલરમાં મળી રહે.

summary[edit] up to rohana, the narrator was alone in the compartment. a girl gets into the compartment at that station. her parents bid her goodbye at the station and advise her about her well-being, instructing her on where to keep her belongings, to not to lean out of the windows and to avoid talking to strangers. here the narrator surprisingly reveals that he is a sightless person. once the train leaves the station, the narrator strikes up a conversation with the girl asking if she is going to dehradun. the voice startles her as she had thought she was alone in the compartment. the girl told him that she was going to saharanpur where her aunt would come to receive her. the narrator speaks aboutmussoorie, where he was headed to, presenting a lovely sight of the place in october (the month in which the story takes place). throughout the conversation the narrator consciously keeps up the pretense of being a person with complete and perfect sight. though he is mostly careful in choosing his words, he notes at a few points of time that he had almost given himself up due to some careless comments. after some more interesting talk, the narrator tells her, quite daringly, that she has an interesting face. she replies happily that it was indeed a welcome deviation from the often repeated phrase: "you have a pretty face". soon the time comes for the girl to bid goodbye as the train arrives at her destination. then the author hears a commotion near the door of the carriage and a man apologizing. the man then entered the compartment and apologizes to the narrator too for not being as attractive a traveling companion as the previous one. when the narrator asks him how the girl has worn her hair, the other person replies had not noticed her hair but saw only her eyes, which were beautiful but of no use to her, as she was completely blind. the last question this man asks to the narrator is if he had not noticed it too. the story ends with the narrator resuming his game of posing as a person with sight.
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