Day 8 · Time & Daily Routine ⏰
Talk about your day, time, and everyday activities in Sinhala.
1 · Core Words (12)
Udesana [u-de-sa-na]
udesana wela 🌅
උදෑසන වෙලාව
Morning
🌅 Morning time
Hænda [hæn-da]
hænda wela 🌆
හැන්දෑ වෙලාව
Evening
🌆 Evening time
Ræ [ræ]
ræta 🌙
රෑට
Night
🌙 At night
Ada [a-da]
ada udesana 📅
අද උදෑසන
Today
📅 This morning
Heta [he-ta]
heta udesana 🌄
හෙට උදෑසන
Tomorrow
🌄 Tomorrow morning
Eeye [ē-ye]
eeye hænda ⏳
ඊයේ හැන්දෑ
Yesterday
⏳ Yesterday evening
Yanna [yan-na]
gedara yanna 🚶
ගෙදර යන්න
Go
🚶 Go home
Enna [en-na]
ada enna 🤝
අද එන්න
Come
🤝 Come today
Wæda [wæ-da]
ada wæda 💼
අද වැඩ
Work
💼 Work today
Nidāganna [ni-dā-gan-na]
ræ nidāganna 🛏️
රෑ නිදාගන්න
Sleep
🛏️ Sleep at night
Kannawa [kan-na-wa]
udesana kannawa 🍚
උදෑසන කනවා
Eat
🍚 Eat in the morning
Kīyaṭada? [kī-ya-ta-da]
kīyaṭada yanne? ❓
කීයටද යන්නේ
What time?
❓ What time will you go?
2 · Typical Phrases
Ada mama wæda — I work today
Heta udesana enna — Come tomorrow morning
Ræ nidāganna — Sleep at night
Kīyaṭada yanne? — What time are you going?
Eeye mama gedara — Yesterday I was at home
Udesana bath kannawa — I eat in the morning
3 · Dialogue
A: Ada oya monawada karanne?
(What are you doing today?)
B: Ada mama wæda karanawa.
(Today I work.)
A: Heta enawada?
(Will you come tomorrow?)
B: Ow, heta udesana enawa.
(Yes, I will come tomorrow morning.)
A: Kīyaṭada yanne?
(What time are you going?)
B: Udesana dahayaṭa.
(At ten in the morning.)
A: Ræ monawada karanne?
(What will you do at night?)
B: Ræ mama nidāgannawa.
(At night I sleep.)
(What are you doing today?)
B: Ada mama wæda karanawa.
(Today I work.)
A: Heta enawada?
(Will you come tomorrow?)
B: Ow, heta udesana enawa.
(Yes, I will come tomorrow morning.)
A: Kīyaṭada yanne?
(What time are you going?)
B: Udesana dahayaṭa.
(At ten in the morning.)
A: Ræ monawada karanne?
(What will you do at night?)
B: Ræ mama nidāgannawa.
(At night I sleep.)
4 · Fun & Cultural Note 🇱🇰
Daily life in Sri Lanka follows the rhythm of the sun. Mornings begin early with tea and breakfast, and evenings are family time. People often ask about time in a friendly way before making plans. Knowing words like udesana, hænda, and ræ helps you sound natural when arranging meetings or travel.