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Everyday Hindi to English Phrases with Explanations Commonly Spoken Making Conversations Professional Communication मैं तुमसे प्यार करता हूँ - (male) (Main tumse pyaar karta hoon) मैं तुमसे प्यार करती हूँ - (female) (Main tumse pyaar karti hoon) Note: करता is used by a male speaker करती is used by a female speaker स्वागतम् (Swagatam) A formal or ceremonial way to welcome someone; नमस्कार is more common in everyday speech नमस्ते (Namaste) A respectful and widely used greeting that can be used throughout the day आप कैसे हैं? - (polite) (Aap kaise hain?) क्या हाल है? - (casual) (Kya haal hai?) Note: आप कैसे हैं? is polite क्या हाल है? is casual and commonly used among friends मैं ठीक हूँ। और आप? (Main theek hoon. Aur aap?) Use आप for a polite or respectful form; तुम can be used in casual conversation I'm fine and you? आपका नाम क्या है? (Aapka naam kya hai?) A polite way to ask someone their name; the casual version is तुम्हारा नाम क्या है? What is your name? आपसे मिलकर खुशी हुई। (Aapse milkar khushi hui.) A polite expression commonly used when meeting someone for the first time Pleased to meet you धन्यवाद (Dhanyavaad) A standard way to say thank you; शुक्रिया is also very common in everyday speech माफ़ कीजिए! (Maaf kijiye!) A polite way to apologise or get someone's attention; माफ़ करना is more casual Excuse me / Sorry फिर मिलते हैं! (Phir milte hain!) A common casual way to say goodbye शुभ प्रभात - (formal) (Shubh prabhaat) नमस्कार - (everyday) (Namaskaar) Note: शुभ प्रभात is formal or literary नमस्कार is more natural as an everyday polite greeting शुभ दोपहर (Shubh dopahar) नमस्कार (Namaskaar) Note: Literal: शुभ दोपहर Natural: नमस्कार Hindi does not commonly use a separate afternoon greeting; नमस्कार can be used throughout the day शुभ रात्रि (Shubh raatri) Used when saying goodbye at night or before going to bed; गुड नाइट is also widely used in casual speech आपकी यात्रा मंगलमय हो। (Aapki yaatra mangalmay ho.) A formal or traditional way to wish someone a pleasant journey Have a good journey कैसा चल रहा है? (Kaisa chal raha hai?) A casual expression used with friends or acquaintances How's it going? क्या चल रहा है? (Kya chal raha hai?) A very informal expression commonly used among friends आज मौसम अच्छा है। (Aaj mausam achchha hai.) A natural everyday comment about the weather Nice weather today आपका सप्ताहांत कैसा रहा? (Aapka saptahaant kaisa raha?) A polite way to ask someone about their weekend How was your weekend? सप्ताहांत के लिए कोई योजना है? (Saptahaant ke liye koi yojana hai?) A casual way to ask about someone's weekend plans Any plans for the weekend? बहुत दिनों बाद मिले! (Bahut dinon baad mile!) A casual expression used when meeting someone after a long time Long time no see! क्या आप पहले यहाँ आए हैं? (Kya aap pehle yahaan aaye hain?) A polite way to ask whether someone has visited a place before Have you been here before? आप मनोरंजन के लिए क्या करते हैं? (Aap manoranjan ke liye kya karte hain?) A natural way to ask about someone's hobbies or leisure activities What do you do for fun? क्या आप यहाँ अक्सर आते हैं? (Kya aap yahaan aksar aate hain?) A casual question about how often someone visits a place Do you come here often? दुनिया कितनी छोटी है! (Duniya kitni chhoti hai!) Used when you unexpectedly discover a connection with someone What a small world! यह दिलचस्प है। (Yah dilchasp hai.) A natural everyday way to say that something is interesting That's interesting मैं आपका मतलब समझ गया। - (male) (Main aapka matlab samajh gaya.) मैं आपका मतलब समझ गई। - (female) (Main aapka matlab samajh gayi.) Note: गया is used by a male speaker गई is used by a female speaker I see what you mean यह बढ़िया है! (Yah badhiya hai!) A natural casual way to express approval or enthusiasm अपना ध्यान रखना! (Apna dhyaan rakhna!) A casual way to tell someone to take care of themselves बाद में मिलते हैं। (Baad mein milte hain.) A casual way to say you will see someone later Catch you later क्या आप अंग्रेज़ी बोलते हैं? (Kya aap angrezi bolte hain?) A polite way to ask whether someone speaks English Do you speak English? कृपया धीरे बोलिए। (Kripaya dheere boliye.) A polite and natural way to ask someone to speak more slowly Please speak slowly शौचालय कहाँ है? (Shauchalay kahaan hai?) शौचालय is a standard Hindi word for restroom or toilet; English words such as bathroom and toilet are also commonly used Where are the restrooms? क्या मैं पैसे बदल सकता हूँ? - (male) (Kya main paise badal sakta hoon?) क्या मैं पैसे बदल सकती हूँ? - (female) (Kya main paise badal sakti hoon?) Note: सकता is used by a male speaker सकती is used by a female speaker Can I change money? यह कितने का है? (Yah kitne ka hai?) A common way to ask the price of something in a shop or market How much is this? यह बहुत महँगा है! (Yah bahut mehnga hai!) Commonly used when bargaining in markets or shops It's too expensive! कृपया इसे फिर से कहिए। (Kripaya ise phir se kahiye.) A polite way to ask someone to repeat what they said Please say it again बाएँ / दाएँ / सीधे (Baayen / Daayen / Seedhe) Common words used when asking for or giving directions Left / Right / Straight आज का दिन अच्छा है, है ना? (Aaj ka din achchha hai, hai na?) A natural way to start a conversation about the weather or day Today is a nice day, isn't it? आप कहाँ से हैं? (Aap kahaan se hain?) A polite way to ask someone where they are from Where are you from? क्या आप यहाँ रहते हैं? (Kya aap yahaan rehte hain?) Note: रहते हैं — used when addressing a male or a mixed-gender group. रहती हैं — used when addressing a female. Do you live here? क्या आपको यहाँ पसंद है? (Kya aapko yahaan pasand hai?) A natural way to ask whether someone likes a place Do you like it here? हाँ, मुझे यहाँ अच्छा लगता है। (Haan, mujhe yahaan achchha lagta hai.) A natural way to say that you enjoy being in a place Yes, I like it here. आप यहाँ कब तक रहेंगे? - (male) (Aap yahaan kab tak rahenge?) आप यहाँ कब तक रहेंगी? - (female) (Aap yahaan kab tak rahengi?) Note: रहेंगे is used for a male or mixed-gender group रहेंगी is used for a female speaker How long are you here for? मैं यहाँ तीन दिन / हफ्तों के लिए हूँ। (Main yahaan teen din / haphton ke liye hoon.) Replace three with the appropriate number and choose दिन or हफ्तों as needed I am here for three days / weeks. आप कहाँ जा रहे हैं? (Aap kahaan ja rahe hain?) Note: रहे is used for a male or mixed-gender group रही is used for a female speaker Where are you going? आपकी उम्र कितनी है? (Aapki umr kitni hai?) A natural and polite way to ask someone's age How old are you? मेरी उम्र तेईस साल है। (Meri umr teis saal hai.) Replace तेईस with your age in Hindi I am 23 years old. आपका व्यवसाय क्या है? (Aapka vyavasaay kya hai?) A formal way to ask about someone's occupation; the more conversational alternative is आप क्या करते हैं? What is your occupation? मैं एक छात्र हूँ। - (male) (Main ek chhaatra hoon.) मैं एक छात्रा हूँ। - (female) (Main ek chhaatri hoon.) Note: छात्र is used for a male student छात्रा is used for a female student I am a student. मैं सेवानिवृत्त हूँ। (Main sevaanivritt hoon.) A formal Hindi expression; रिटायर्ड हूँ is also commonly used in everyday conversation आपसे मिलकर बहुत अच्छा लगा। (Aapse milkar bahut achchha laga.) A polite expression used after meeting someone It has been great meeting you. संपर्क में रहिए! (Sampark mein rahiye!) A polite way to ask someone to stay in contact होटल कहाँ मिलेगा? (Hotel kahaan milega?) A natural way to ask where you can find a hotel Where can I find a hotel? एक रात के लिए कितने का है? (Ek raat ke liye kitne ka hai?) A common way to ask the price of a room per night How much is it per night? क्या इसमें नाश्ता शामिल है? (Kya ismein naashta shaamil hai?) A common question when booking or checking into accommodation Is breakfast included? कृपया, मुझे एक कमरा बुक करना है। (Kripaya, mujhe ek kamra book karna hai.) A polite way to say that you want to book a room I would like to book a room, please. मेरे पास दो रातों / हफ्तों के लिए आरक्षण है। (Mere paas do raaton / haphton ke liye aarakshan hai.) आरक्षण is formal; बुकिंग is more commonly used in everyday hotel conversations I have a reservation for 2 nights / weeks. क्या आपके पास डबल / सिंगल / पारिवारिक कमरा है? (Kya aapke paas double / single / paarivaarik kamra hai?) Double and single are commonly used English loanwords in Indian hotels Do you have a double / single / family room? क्या मैं कमरा देख सकता हूँ? - (male) (Kya main kamra dekh sakta hoon?) क्या मैं कमरा देख सकती हूँ? - (female) (Kya main kamra dekh sakti hoon?) Note: सकता is used by a male speaker सकती is used by a female speaker Can I see the room? क्या यहाँ वायरलेस इंटरनेट की सुविधा है? (Kya yahaan wireless internet ki suvidha hai?) Wi-Fi is also commonly used instead of वायरलेस इंटरनेट Is there wireless internet access here? क्या आप यहाँ टूर की व्यवस्था करते हैं? (Kya aap yahaan tour ki vyavastha karte hain?) टूर is commonly used in everyday Hindi; पर्यटन is more formal Do you arrange tours here? क्या मुझे मेरी चाबी मिल सकती है? (Kya mujhe meri chaabi mil sakti hai?) A polite way to ask for your room key

Could I have my key, please? माफ़ कीजिए, मैंने अपनी चाबी खो दी! (Maaf kijiye, maine apni chaabi kho di!) A polite way to tell hotel staff that you have lost your key Sorry, I lost my key! गर्म पानी उपलब्ध नहीं है। (Garam paani uplabdh nahin hai.) A polite and clear way to report that hot water is unavailable There is no hot water. एयर कंडीशनर / हीटर / पंखा काम नहीं कर रहा है। (Air conditioner / heater / pankha kaam nahin kar raha hai.) Used to report that the air conditioner, heater or fan is not working The air conditioner / heater / fan does not work. चेकआउट कितने बजे है? (Checkout kitne baje hai?) A common question about the hotel checkout time What time is checkout? मैं अब जा रहा हूँ। - (male) (Main ab ja raha hoon.) मैं अब जा रही हूँ। - (female) (Main ab ja rahi hoon.) Note: जा रहा is used by a male speaker जा रही is used by a female speaker I am leaving now. क्या मुझे मेरी जमा राशि वापस मिल सकती है? (Kya mujhe meri jama raashi vaapas mil sakti hai?) A polite way to ask for the return of a deposit Could I have my deposit, please? क्या आप मेरे लिए टैक्सी बुला सकते हैं? (Kya aap mere liye taxi bula sakte hain?) A polite way to ask hotel or accommodation staff to call a taxi Can you call a taxi for me? दिन के अंत में (Din ke ant mein) Can mean literally at the end of the day or, in a business context, ultimately or when all is considered At the end of the day चलिए, इस बारे में बात करते हैं। (Chaliye, is baare mein baat karte hain.) A natural Hindi equivalent meaning to briefly check in or discuss something Let's touch base मैं आपको जानकारी देता रहूँगा। - (male) (Main aapko jaankari deta rahunga.) मैं आपको जानकारी देती रहूँगी। - (female) (Main aapko jaankari deti rahungi.) A natural professional way to say that you will keep someone updated I'll keep you in the loop चलिए, इस पर बाद में फिर से बात करते हैं। (Chaliye, is par baad mein phir se baat karte hain.) A business phrase meaning to return to a topic later Let's circle back आगे बढ़ते हुए (Aage badhte hue) Used when talking about future actions or the next stage of a process हमारी चर्चा के अनुसार (Hamaari charcha ke anusaar) Common in formal emails and professional communication As per our discussion कृपया संलग्न फ़ाइल देखें। (Kripaya sanlagn file dekhen.) Used in professional written communication when referring to an attached file Please find attached आपके उत्तर की प्रतीक्षा है। (Aapke uttar ki prateeksha hai.) A formal closing commonly used in professional emails and letters Looking forward to hearing from you मैं आपके समय की सराहना करता हूँ। - (male) (Main aapke samay ki saraahna karta hoon.) मैं आपके समय की सराहना करती हूँ। - (female) (Main aapke samay ki saraahna karti hoon.) Note: करता is used by a male speaker करती is used by a female speaker I appreciate your time क्या आप कृपया स्पष्ट कर सकते हैं? (Kya aap kripaya spasht kar sakte hain?) A polite and formal way to ask for clarification Could you please clarify? चलिए एक बैठक तय करते हैं। (Chaliye ek baithak tay karte hain.) A natural professional way to suggest arranging a meeting Let's schedule a meeting मैं इस बारे में आपको बाद में बताऊँगा। - (male) (Main is baare mein aapko baad mein bataunga.) मैं इस बारे में आपको बाद में बताऊँगी। - (female) (Main is baare mein aapko baad mein bataungi.) Note: बताऊँगा is used by a male speaker बताऊँगी is used by a female speaker I'll get back to you on this क्या हम इस पर बाद में अलग से चर्चा कर सकते हैं? (Kya hum is par baad mein alag se charcha kar sakte hain?) A business phrase meaning to discuss something separately or privately outside the main meeting Can we take this offline? चलिए, इस बारे में एकमत हो जाते हैं। (Chaliye, is baare mein ekmat ho jaate hain.) A business phrase meaning to reach a common understanding or agreement Let's align on this मैं आपसे बाद में संपर्क करूँगा। - (male) (Main aapse baad mein sampark karunga.) मैं आपसे बाद में संपर्क करूँगी। - (female) (Main aapse baad mein sampark karungi.) A professional way to say that you will contact someone again later I'll follow up with you यह समझ में आता है। (Yah samajh mein aata hai.) A common way to say that something is logical or understandable That makes sense चलिए इसे आगे बढ़ाते हैं। (Chaliye ise aage badhaate hain.) A professional phrase meaning to continue or progress with something Let's take this forward आपके अनुरोध के अनुसार (Aapke anurodh ke anusaar) Commonly used in formal emails and written communication Per your request मुझे सूचित करते रहें। (Mujhe soochit karte rahein.) A professional way to ask someone to keep you updated एक ही समझ पर (Ek hi samajh par) A business idiom meaning to have the same understanding or expectations On the same page सबसे पहले (Sabse pehle) Used to introduce the first point or action उदाहरण के लिए (Udaaharan ke liye) Used when giving an example इसके अलावा (Iske alaava) Used to introduce an additional point or piece of information निष्कर्षतः (Nishkarshatah) A formal expression used to introduce the concluding point or argument ईमानदारी से कहूँ तो (Imaandaari se kahoon to) Used in both formal and informal contexts before expressing an honest opinion भवदीय (Bhavadeeya) A traditional formal closing used mainly in letters and official correspondence सादर (Saadar) A formal closing used in professional emails and letters; it conveys respect मैं इसकी सराहना करता हूँ। - (male) (Main iski saraahna karta hoon.) मैं इसकी सराहना करती हूँ। - (female) (Main iski saraahna karti hoon.) Note: करता is used by a male speaker करती is used by a female speaker I appreciate it फिर से धन्यवाद (Phir se dhanyavaad) A common way to thank someone again मैं इसका इंतज़ार कर रहा हूँ। - (male) (Main iska intazaar kar raha hoon.) मैं इसका इंतज़ार कर रही हूँ। - (female) (Main iska intazaar kar rahi hoon.) Note: रहा is used by a male speaker रही is used by a female speaker Looking forward to it मैं आगे इस बारे में संपर्क करना चाहूँगा। - (male) (Main aage is baare mein sampark karna chaahunga.) मैं आगे इस बारे में संपर्क करना चाहूँगी। - (female) (Main aage is baare mein sampark karna chaahungi.) 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They use their respective cognitive services to translate spoken words and phrases into the language of your choice. For some languages, you can also hear the translation spoken aloud. Microsoft Translator, in particular, powers speech translation features across its products, which can be used for live presentations, in-person or remote translated communication (e.g., Skype), media subtitling, customer support, and business intelligence. Our online software currently does not have a feature to translate हिंदी text from an image. However, if you have an Android or iOS device (iPhone or iPad), you can use your phone’s camera to translate signs or handwritten हिंदी notes using the native Translate app . Please follow this instruction guide . For those using a desktop or personal computer, you can use a well-established third-party website for this task. We recommend Yandex हिंदी Image Translator. Yes, this Hindi to English text translation is absolutely FREE. 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However, machine translation should not be relied on for important legal, medical, business or other sensitive documents without review by a qualified English speaker or professional translator . When expressing "I love you" to a guy in Hindi, the phrase changes slightly based on the speaker's gender. Here are the common ways to say it: The difference between "karta" and "karti" depends on whether you're male or female. Use "tumse" for informal situations and "aapse" for more formal or respectful contexts. Hindi has many beautiful terms of endearment for your boyfriend. Here are some popular options: These affectionate names are commonly used in romantic relationships and can make your conversations more personal and loving. There are many sweet and affectionate terms you can use to call your girlfriend in Hindi. Here are some popular choices: These romantic nicknames are widely used in Hindi-speaking regions and add warmth and affection to your relationship. Last Updated On: 5 September 2026