Basic Hindi phrases and words you need to know (English to Hindi)

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 Do you know Hindi and want to learn Hindi some basic Hindi phrases? What a great idea! While many Indian people speak English (mostly stranger people) you’ll come a long way with a ‘hello/thank you in Hindi.

In India, you’ll notice that people also speak their own languages in different states. But everyone has known the Hindi language.

Here I've collected a list of the most useful Hindi phrases and words. I’ve included the most essential phrases in Hindi (English to Hindi translation). They will help you to quickly learn & use Hindi in various situations.

With no prior knowledge, you can learn the most basic Hindi sentences like a pro in no time.

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Facts about the Hindi language

Basic Greetings in Hindi

30+ Basic Hindi phrases

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Facts about the Hindi language

Hindi is the preferred official language of India, although much of national business is also done in English and other languages recognized in the Indian constitution.

The official Hindi alphabet has 46 letters and it’s easier to learn than it appears.

Basic Greetings in Hindi

Knowing basic phrases and words in Hindi will get a long way. Like a “Hello” anywhere or “How are you?” when your conversation with anyone. I find that locals are much more open & friendly if you know a few words.

Hello – Namaste

What’s your name? – Aapka naam kya hai?

How are you? – Aap kaise hain?

Good morning – Subh prabhaat

Good night – Subh raatri

Nice to meet you – Aapse milkar acchha laga

Have a nice day – Aapka din subh ho

Goodbye - Alvida

30+ Basic Hindi Phrases

Besides greetings, these are some useful phrases and Hindi words to memorise

No. English Hindi
1 Hi/Hello Namaste
2 What is your name? Aapka naam kya hai?
3 My name is Charu Mera naam Charu hai
4 How are you? Aap kaise hain?
5 I am fine Main thik hon
6 Where are you from? Aap kahan se hain?
7 I'm from Assam Main Assam se hoon
8 Where do you live? Aap kahan rehte hain?
9 I live in Mumbai Main Mumbai me rehta hoon
10 What are you doing? Tum/aap kya kar rahe ho?
11 I am doing nothing Main kuch nahi kar raha hoon
12 Have you eaten food? Aapne khana kha liya?
13 No Nahi
14 I'm hungry Mujhe bhug lagi hain
15 Yes Haan
16 Do you love me? Kya aap mujhe pyaar karte hai?
17 I love you Mujhe tumse pyaar hai
18 I miss you Mujhe aapki yaad aati hai
19 Have a nice day Aapka din subh ho
20 Nice to meet you Aapse milkar acchha laga
21 Thank You Dhanyavaad
22 Good morning Subh prabhaat
23 Good night Subh ratri
24 Can you speak English? Kya aap English bul sakte hain?
25 Do you want to learn English? Kya aap English sikhna chahte hain?
26 Yes, I want to learn English Haan, main English sikhna chahta hoon
27 How old are you? Aapki aayu kitni hai?
28 I'm 12 years old Meri umro 12 barsh hai
29 I'm busy Main byasto hoon
30 See you later Baad mein milte hain
31 Ok Thik hai
32 Goodbye Alvida

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