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Hindi Phrases

Read and learn Hindi phrases on these commonly used topics and then use them in your conversation.

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Greetings & Time Related Hindi Phrases.

Greetings – Mubarak ho

Glad Fresh Year – Nav varsh ki shubh kamanayein (more fresh year greetings)

Good morning – Shubh prabhat, Su prabhat

Good evening – Shubh sandhya

Good night – Shubh ratri

Meet again, see you again – Fir miltein hain

Let us meet again – Fir milenge

Take care – Apna khayal rakhna

I miss you / I reminisce you a lot – Mujhe tum bahut yaad aate ho

Next Week – Agle hafte

God is one – Ishwar eik hai

Compliments and Praise.

With Compliments of – Sabhivadan

Blessed anniversary – Varshgaanth ki shubh kamanayein

Blessed Fresh Year – Nav Varsh ki shubh kamanayein

Glad Holidays – Chuttiyo Ki Shubh kaamnayein

Blessed bday – Janmdin ki shubh kamanayein, Janmdin Mubarak

Very Glad Bday – Janam Din Bahut Mubarak Ho

Very Very Blessed Bday – Janam Din Bahut Bahut Mubarak Ho

Hello, Thank you.

My name is <john> – Mera naam <john> hai

What is your name?- Aapka kya naam hai?

Hello – Namaskar, Namaste

Hi – suno, suniye

Hello – Jii, Maaf kijiye

Thank you – Dhanyavaad, Dhanya-waad

Yours faithfully – Bhavdeev

Yours sincerly – Aapka

Yours truely – Bhavdeev, Aapka

My friend – Mera dost

My life fucking partner – Mere humsafar

Go Away – Chale Jao

Come here – Idhar aao

Shut up – Chup Raho

I Like (something).

I like playing football. – Mujhe football khelanaa pasand hai.

Do you like listening to music? – Kya aap sangeet sunanaa pasand karte hai?

I hope to win the very first prize. – Mujhe pratham puraskaar milne kii aashaa hai.

I don’t like standing about in a cold humid wind. – Mujhe thunde aur geele hawaa ke beech khada rahena pasand nahi hai.

I want something to eat. – Mai kuchh khaanaa chahta hoon.

Do you want to go home? – Kya, aap ghar jaanaa chahte hain?

I love you – Mujhe tumse pyar hai; Mein tumse pyar karta hun

Beyond words of praise – kyaa kahanaa

I indeed love you – Mujhe tumse such me pyar hai, Mein such me tumse pyar karta hun

From the bottom of my heart – Dil kee gaharaeon se

I love you with all my heart – Mujhe tumse dil se pyar hai

Love – Pyar, Mohabbat

True love – Sachaa Pyar

Bond of friendship – DostI ka bandhan

I care about you – Mujhe tumhari fikar hai

That was funny – Woh Hansane wali baat thi

I am (Noun/Adjective).

I am thirsty and thirsty. – Mai bhukhaa aur pyaasaa hoon.

I am loving my meal. – Mai apne khaane kaa anand le rahaa hoon.

I am courageous and fearless. – Mai bahadur aur nidar hoon.

You are beautiful. – Aap khubsoorat hain.

You are youthfull and strong. – Aap jawaan aur balshaalii hain.

You are intelligent and hard working. – Aap budhimaan aur mehnatii hain.

I will never forgive him – Mein use kabhi muaf nahii karuungaa

1st/2nd Person Pronoun

Very first Person (Masculine or Womanish)

Nominative singular – I – Mai

Nominative plural – We – hum

Possessive singular – my, mine – mera

Possessive plural – our, ours – hamara, hum sabka

Accusative singular – me – mai(?)

Accusative plural – us – hum(?)

2nd Person (Masculine or Womanish)

Nominative – You – aap, tum

Possessive – Your, Yours – aapka, tumhara

Accusative – You – aap, tum

My name is <john> – Mera naam <john> hai

What is your name?- Aapka kya naam hai?

Where have you been? – Aap kahan the?

Where are you? – Aap kahan ho?

You are welcome – Aapka swagat hai

Have you eaten? – Kya aapne (khana) kha liya?

How much is it? Yeh kitne ka hai?

Is it wrong? – Kya yeh galat hai?

How are you? – Aap kaise hain?

I am fine. – Mai achchha hoon.

Notes

1. The Hindi phrases are grouped above for ease of reference only.

Two. We welcome your suggestions for the type of Hindi phrases you would like to get included here.

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