50 Phrases Every Hindi Beginner Must-Know

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[@sarayuganta2014]

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[@kkkk150984]

Bro it is not "Apko milker khushi hui" at 1:48 it is "Apse milker khushi hui"

[@abdelrahimhajelnour7682]

Yes

[@kasimansari7456]

Bhai tu hi sikha de uski kya zaroorat hai

[@MayLazaro95]

Bahut dhaynavad! This was helpful. I speak English & Arabic and trying to learn Hindi now. Such a beautiful language.

[@RishuShakyaVibes]

hlw i am a native hindi speaker and i am learning english . i think be both can help each other reply if you are interested

[@witchcerridwen]

an arrabic person who wants to learn hindi.wonderful.i wish you much luck with learning.

[@bharubharathi4569]

@@RishuShakyaVibes i m interested

[@KalPrakashini]

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[@lakshmidhaniya2992]

@@RishuShakyaVibes i am interested to learn hindi

[@musiclover26856]

I saw you in serial tujhse hai rabta as an actor ... And Here you are teaching hindi as a teacher.. You are multi talented.

[@FeliciaFollum]

Can we get more videos with less formal Hindi...I know my Hindi friends would laugh if I used a lot of these 😉

[@alexdelara9858]

This comment is very helpful for non Hindi speakers 🙂

[@meilololol.5246]

hindi is a language

[@rebeccamccullock6569]

Oh really?!

[@MahendraBabuRajendran]

Yes, we want something to speak in day to day life. What they are teaching is all bookish 😂😂

[@ladyluq14]

Nice concept, but it's beyond me why they are using English words used such as "late" in translations when you can you use the hindi word "der"? Pen is translated as kalam etc, if too many English words are used very soon we will be teaching hinglish and not hindi. Aur hum hindi bolne valo ko khudh ek anuvadh ki zaroorat padegi hindi/urdu samajne me. The spellings are off too in Latin script you need to put a dot above the c or s when it is being read as ch or sh. The written Latin script translation needs to match what the presenter is saying word for word otherwise you are confusing your students, saying tum when its translated with aap is an example. Your videos need a lot of tidying up, but it's a good effort.

[@madanlaljangeer5338]

Youre very much right.

[@johnsonpoulsoe4908]

Aap bahut achhe se vdeo kiya ye section mereliye bahut important he i love hindi ♥️from kerala

[@witchcerridwen]

my doctor is from kerala.kerala is very beautiful.

[@jollyjane6046]

malayalee fam wassup

[@meakartha]

@@jollyjane6046 lol

[@lulujunior3271]

Thank you sir..bcz i love to sing.bollywood songs. So its definitely need for meaning of songs..

[@p1za644]

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[@kalawatieroop2616]

Thank uuu for making this vedio. Dhanyavaad.

[@rajendraburadikatti2392]

A fine video for beginners to learn Hindi effectively.

[@ishanvi3963]

We want more videos like this. 😊thank you anuj

[@kasimansari7456]

Aren't you indian?

[@ajithspeaks5061]

1.Namasthe / namaskar - hello 2.suprabhat - good morning 3.shub raat -good night 4. shub sandhya - good evening

[@rosag7386]

It is very hard 😩

[@ajithspeaks5061]

@@rosag7386 not at all dude....❤️

[@VishalDubey]

rath is chariot, raat is night

[@ajithspeaks5061]

@@VishalDubey ji

[@AsLaNfly]

Thank you. Nice lessons

[@sooobyrooo5763]

Thank you! I think this will really help me begin learning Hindi. It will be also helpful one day when I can try to understand more than one random thing at a time and a continuation of a single subject is possible. Thank you so much again :-)

[@sinshakas]

Thank you for the video. Please come with verb with grammar.

[@mememohanar38]

Bahut Shukariya. I'm learning Hindi so it's very helpful for me

[@soundiramourthychitra7904]

Super brother.. it's really very useful & interesting. Thanks &upload more..

[@ajithspeaks5061]

Bahot useful video hai ❤️

[@haemishkane5711]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@jasodabeharry6557]

Thnx for sharing and helping

[@Xyz-tx6cy]

Great video. Very helpful

[@pedroantoniomoreno1258]

Thanks so much for your accurate teachings of the hindú language

[@constancekhoza9500]

Thank you Anuj

[@didoangel2316]

thank u Anuj Sir :)

[@nonenone2760]

Really really great great chaneel you are the best thank you for teaching hindi💜🔥👍do not stop please

[@user-hd3nx9bm1e]

Dhanyavad sir ,your pronounciation is good

[@jamesstaplesv]

rockin with you 4evr!!

[@trollthiti8045]

I'm learning Hindi. Thanks for the tutorial

[@i3ara92]

thank you sir anuj!!!!!

[@thihangulati6463]

Thank you dannyaward from Myanmar

[@smy-spiritualityforthemode3627]

Ma'am you are doing very good work teaching Hindi and not feeling guilty by speaking our own language !! Thankyou !

[@argojason5548]

bro i take engilsh classes

[@argojason5548]

espicially for u

[@coolcool464]

Bahut dhanyavaad😊

[@anushiyaanand5497]

Thank u, Nice 🙏

[@ramarapuvenkatesh4603]

I want to speak hindi in 2 days plzzz Post The new days Thank you for saying This Type Of topics For Speaking hindi Easily

[@Lbmaniak]

Thx for work

[@pradipdey7810]

Bahat danayabad ye helpful video ke liye ar Anuj Khurana ka bolne ki tarika bahat sunder hai......

[@subashcp905]

Very useful sir.. thnk u

[@dhanyasochel5505]

great video

[@cassandrasiraganda2940]

Thank you so much! I'm Learning this wonderful language in order to understand the beautiful serials 'Bharat ka Veer Putra', Porus, Surya Putra Karn, Chakravartyn Ashoka Samrat etc. They are lightyears better than all the Hollywood stuff!

[@RishuShakyaVibes]

hii i am a native hindi speaker. i am learning english. i think we both can help each other reply if you are interested

[@arunarivanandam]

@@RishuShakyaVibes hi..I can help you learn English..

[@RishuShakyaVibes]

@@arunarivanandam but how?

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New subscriber 🙋...Thank you is very helpful👍👍👍

[@sindhuja3928]

Your way of speech very nice. And very useful video...

[@manjulamanju4318]

this is very useful sir

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Very Nice..u have tailent to learn anything

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Thank you

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Thank you v .good

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Very great too👏👏👏

[@COSMOPOLITANWORLD]

Hi Im carlos and Im peruvian. I'm learning Hindi and Im really loving it! ♥

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How's it now

[@Marny5580]

namasthe - i did not realize i knew hindi! ty.

[@sheelas1389]

Bahut acha video hai....😋

[@axnyslie]

2:09 जी, मैं ठीक हूँ, और आप "jii, main thiik huun, aur app?" the literal translation is "Yes, I well am. and you?" It helps to learn the literal meaning so you understand the individual words and the sentence structure.

[@Ceruva]

finally! a comment talking about this. i don't seem to understand the word stucture

[@amardiary5723]

Sir maine apko class bohut a66a laga. Main ap class se thoda hindi sikhatha. Dhonnyabad sir..

[@sreelekhadasari3764]

We are all understanding your teaching style

[@preethabaenglishshifft2294]

Thank you bro it is very uesfull for me

[@manh385]

Superb info

[@premalathadevi3052]

Very useful 🙏

[@sharitasukhraj9124]

Namaste from South Africa🙏 thank u for this lesson. I have learnt alot and is very eager for more lessons in the future. Dhanyevaad

[@oO_________________________Ooo]

شكرا جزيلا

[@arunarayansamy9236]

Tq very much

[@swethas4608]

Very useful for me

[@sreelekhadasari3764]

Dhanyavad

[@lemestrada3130]

Namaste☺️

[@SheLearnsChannel]

धन्यवाद

[@mastro2450]

Bahuth accha video hein

[@shashankdixit4195]

I - mai We- ham You - tum They- ve He - vah She - vah That - vo This - yah There - vaha Here - yaha And if someone have any doubt , you can ask 🙂 Anything in hindi 😉

[@lakshmipriya1740]

Okay

[@theerthas7266]

Can u recommend any tv shows or movies for begginers?

[@shashankdixit4195]

@@theerthas7266 movie : 1 Don ( it's 70's movie) 2 mohabbatein (early 2000 movie) 3 kal ho naa ho (must watch) 2003 4 3 idiots ( 2009) 5 kabhi khushi kabhi gham ( 2001) 6 dil bechara (2020) must watch Wed series : 1 : mirzapur (Amazon Prime video) here u will learn abusing words 😅 2 : secret games ( Netflix) 3 : paatal lok ( Amazon Prime video) Here, you guys won't get hard words and you will enjoy it too ☺. ( only movies not sure about web series) And if you have any doubt so @otaku_shashank This is my Instagram id. Feel free to ask anything ok 🙃 Few more movie ( u will get hard words) historical culture based movies must watch 🔥🔥 1 : bahubali (2015 , 2017 blockbuster) 2 : bajirao mastani 3 : kesari 4 :tanhaji ( 2020 blockbuster)

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@@shashankdixit4195 thank u so much!!this means a lot to me😄

[@Rahul-0019]

​@@theerthas7266 munna bhai MBBS... hindi comedy movie with some Mumbai slang language....

[@zibaa1234]

Dhaniavaad dost !

[@ramesanrameshpaul3416]

Sir, good morning, very good you class learing hindi. I like it and subsscribed.

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Good

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WOW! A man in a thumbnail! How this channel has changed!

[@stevenramsar456]

Badiyaa bhai ❤

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Very good video

[@rajabalaji1404]

Daniyavad

[@rohanroynameless]

Namaste & hello are different not the same. 🔥

[@kinjal2747]

*mic drop*

[@p1za644]

I mean they’re used basically the same.

[@stevenramsar456]

Abhut danhyvaad ❤

[@adrianaananda]

but is very formal ,when you go to india them speak informal hindi

[@araragikoyomiiii]

Not really

[@_theeverydayitachifan_]

True. Nobody really talks like that anymore. It's too formal. Words like dhanyavaad and kripya have been replaced by their English counterparts entirely.

[@Divadellecurve]

@@_theeverydayitachifan_ it's not that they have been replaced, Hindi speakers have never used them in the first place, when you use aap you are already being formal, there is no need to add other formalities like kripya

[@jayajadhav8221]

@@_theeverydayitachifan_ Yes no one uses that

[@chutiyapaxi-jinping5980]

@@_theeverydayitachifan_ I'm still using, Dhanyawaad, kripa kar ke, subh prabhat etc. It hasn't been replaced ,people just like to say things quickly.

[@vijithara7675]

Anuj ji... Aap bahut koobsurat hy.. Luv u..

[@BRINDHAVANKalashetra]

Thank you very much from Tamilnadu

[@witchcerridwen]

can you understand hindi as a tamil?

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@@witchcerridwen नही समझता है ये सब

[@reyazmazhari4986]

I am an indian and native speaker of hindi, so if anybody want to learn more hindi, he/she can be my friend

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Super

[@AnshuSingh-wi7sk]

We also use thanks

[@vishnusiddarthn4287]

Namaste Anuj sir

[@manjulapp6389]

Aap ka class mujhe bahuth acha laga.manjula english teacher

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Manjula Pp

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💖💖💖

[@prabhatsai2863]

nice

[@thehindurastra1812]

Sharab bahut accha padhte Ho ki aise hi Hamare Hindi bhasha ko develop Karte rahega

[@taraandchris4320]

I want to learn but, for me, as a person who only speaks English, it would be helpful if the spellings presented in letters were representative of the sounds that go with them in English. Example. If the sound is made with an SH together in English, it doesn't help me learn to SPEAK Hindi when these lessons show that sound with a Ks together. Like children, I need to speak first before I learn spelling rules. If you could just spell the hindi words "wrong" in the first lessons it would be SO helpful. Another example: Although it is incorrect in spelling, in sound, "To give" would be easier learned if you displayed "Day-Na". Simply put, the less letters I see, the more I can marry sound with image creating a married memory.

[@feeding-the-fire-within2707]

Yeah i am doing duo lingo. And i am haveing to create my own spelling system lol. They sai. This or that and it is not. Ec. They say ---. its spelled Ī. But sounds like aye

[@madanjothidasan]

I am a Tamil guy and spent my childhood in Northern India and I have never seen anybody saying Shubh Sandhya lol

[@Vijay-ep6yt]

Haha. Yes. We even don't say Good Evening or Good Afternoon except formal conversations

[@mohansundar3817]

Thanks bro😎

[@syedajazahmed266]

I am trying learn reading and writing Hindi. Your video presetation is of great help to me in understanding Hindi. Thanks, stay blessed.

[@farhanasabu5893]

i like your hindi

[@top10productions45]

How I learnt is through Bollywood movies and I can tell this is being too formal idk

[@veerareddy292]

I am learning

[@mariellegras-bernard1165]

Good although quick

[@sahajahanali9242]

Thanks, I want to tolk in English

[@witchcerridwen]

you mean you want to TALK english.well i want to talk hindi.i take it you speak hindi very well?

[@mahiyanganeamarawansa]

👍

[@ievgendergausov2867]

Thank u Anuj like video with u, hello from Ukraine

[@user-re3zu1yj3z]

Suprabhat

[@Jazzgin]

I can’t get over the idea that you might be Turkish. Your looks, gestures, even your voice and pronunciation :)

[@Skitx12]

No he's not Turkish I am Indian and it's same as our pronounciation

[@learnhealthylifestyle7296]

Sir more videos

[@m.chongloi6221]

Sir.. (You are welcome) can we also said swagat haii.. Or sif koi bat nahinn..

[@ajithspeaks5061]

You can use both !!!! Dude

[@mm4192]

@@ajithspeaks5061 how to say "please move"?

[@ajithspeaks5061]

@@mm4192 कृपया हटे kripya hade !!!!!!please move !!!!!!!!

[@muralidharandevadharshini690]

@Donnie Darko "Swaagat hai" means You're welcome . "Koii baat nahi" means It's nothing .

[@reetamughal1785]

You can use both🙂

[@thehindurastra1812]

Kese ho Anuj sir dekher acha lga ki aap hinde pdate ho