People who are learning Hindi will love to say to someone I am learning Hindi in the Hindi language itself. Well, if you are learning Hindi already, it should not be too difficult to say. You do have to worry about the gender though not about singular plural or the authority of the person to […]
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It is pretty easy to learn how to say what happened in Hindi as you just have to take care of two words and there is no other consideration. No need of gender, singular plural form, or even checking the authority of the person to whom you are saying this. Recommended books to explore Hindi
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While learning how to say where is the toilet in Hindi, you will be surprised to know that a lot many times, you won’t need to use the Hindi version of ‘toilet’ word. You can simply say ‘toilet’ itself, as almost everybody living in urban India understands this word. In fact, the Hindi version of
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It’s pretty easy to learn how to say happy birthday in Hindi. There are three words that you have to use to convey this phrase. There are two options that can be used and we are providing both of them. If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, you can write to us through the comment
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Hing is one of the most effective Indian spices used for good digestion and also keeping infections at bay. Recommended books to explore Hindi language more: It has a very strong odor and is even used for making vegetables. Hindi English Transliteration हीङ्ग, हींग Asafetidas Hīṅga If you have any feedback or want to add
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Chashma word has two meanings in Hindi language. One is the eyewear or the spectacles that one wears for eyesight correction, and the second one is the spring, as it a hot water spring. So, just to avoid the confusion which one are you asking, we are providing both the meanings for the question ‘Chashme
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It’s very interesting to know the English names of some of the regional items or slang that are so commonly used by everybody. Jalebi is one of them. It’s a snack-item available throughout North India. It’s sweet and often have a round criss-cross shape. Recommended books to explore Hindi language more: Available on large sweet
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Naraz–नाराज़ like many other words that are not originally from Hindi is used commonly by people speaking in Hindi. There is another word similar to this which is used–Khafa (ख़फ़ा). However, the original words from Hindi are hardly used in conversations. Though in writing form, these words may be used. Recommended books to explore Hindi
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Bewafa is a very common word used in normal conversation. A lot of Hindi film songs revolve around this word, and it has become quite popular in relationships. However, it should be noticed that this word was included in Hindi from other languages perhaps Arabic. The original word for the same meaning in Hindi is
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Khujli is a folksy word used extensively in North India in Hindi language. A lot of ointments and balms have commercials made using this particular word. It turns into a verb when it changes from ‘khujli’ to ‘khujlana’. It is also called ‘Khaaj–खाज’. On a bigger scale, it could be the indication of a medical
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Lassi or Chhachh is a beverage used extensively in India. It’s of two types–one is sweet and one is salty. Again, two types of content usually are used–one is made of buttermilk (mostly salty) while the other one is after churning curd or yogurt and adding sugar to it. Recommended books to explore Hindi language
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Lota is a Hindi word. When it is to be used in its oblique form, it is called ‘Lotay’ which will be followed by some preposition like ‘ko’, ‘mein’, ‘ke’, ‘se’, etc. So, it is important that you understand this difference in the literal word. It would be Lota–लोटा, which will change to Lotay–लोटे if
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English is such a language that it has become almost an integral part of Indian life-style. There are few words from this language that are used in almost all the regional languages of India. If you go to Metros where Hindi is spoken, you will find that more than 50% of that Hindi language conversation
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Jugnu is a very unique creature in the vast universe that God created, and almost everybody loves to see it. Since childhood, I have admired its beauty and the instant glow that it brings to my face–its light simply lights a sense of untapped happiness within you. In English, this creature got many names. It
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In the age of computers and mobile phones, passwords have become one of the most important and significant possessions of a modern man. However, the websites and other services still suffer from malady and lingual discomfort when it comes to translating these terms for regional users. How to make rural people understand about passwords? They
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It’s very interesting to know that nobody would be using the exact meaning of ambulance in Hindi because hardly few people would know–in conversational Hindi, I can estimate on a daily basis you will hear 20-80% words that are not originally from Hindi language. Many of these words are from English, Arabic, Turkish, Persian and
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Mobile penetration in India has been phenomenal. Like the introduction of computers to the Indians took the whole IT industry to a new level, it so did to the mobile industry too. Almost everybody who earns two square meals owns a mobile phone now. Recommended books to explore Hindi language more: In Hindi language, mobile
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In Hindi also, Facebook is called Facebook only. It will be written as फ़ेस्बुक It’s important to note that Facebook is a proper noun and there in Hindi language, we can use it as it is–we don’t have to change its meaning. In Hindi, this type of noun is called “Vyaktivachak–व्यक्तिवाचक संज्ञा”. Because Facebook is a
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Amanat is not a Hindi word as such—it is one of those words that got mixed in Hindi from Arabic, Turkish, Persian and other languages. The word Amanat is commonly used for anything that is important and significant but is kept with a person who is not the owner. The Hindi word for it would
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It’s sometimes surprising how you will find an English name of something so crudely Indian and so regional that there are different names of it in India itself. However, there is no limit to the creativity of people and we do have multiple names of pani puri in English. Recommended books to explore Hindi language
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