Sentence Structure
Marathi Sentence generally has three parts karta(subject),Karma(Object),Kriyapad(Verb). In marathi sentence Subject comes first in sentence then the object and then verb. Although in some sentences there is no object.
In Marathi there are three prayog(voices) Kartari,(Active) karmani (passive), Bhave . like in the Active and passive voice, in karatri prayog and Karmani pryong verb follows subject and object respectively.
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