Learn the Top 25 Hindi Phrases

[@hindipod101]

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[@shania9333]

I want to learn hindi to reclaim my Indian heritage. My dad is Tamil and a quarter telugu and my mum is north Indian. I was offered to learn hindi by my mum once but I rejected her offer. Now I'm willing to learn that language as I am starting to cherish that part of me

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

You are lucky. I wish I would've had parents like that. One from north india and one from south india. Then i could've learnt and understood two different languages

[@گربهگربه-ه3ح]

It is upsetting when people don’t even think about learning another language, especially when you family speaks another one. I am glad you are learning Hindi and good luck, I know you can become fluent. My grandfather is Iranian so I am learning Farsi, IT IS BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@kittysnowshoe6475]

Absolutely love the sound of Hindi. Such a beautiful language.

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Me too

[@먹챙]

0:22 안녕하세요 2:20 부탁해요 2:44 고맙습니다 3:16 네 3:30 아뇨 3:46 알았어요 4:08 죄송해요 4:56 얼마예요 6:02 안녕히 계세요

[@pallavishrotriya230]

I am an Indian but I can understand Korean so yes! I could read what was written and could understand! Yayyy!!! It is nice for a Korean learner u Know.

[@KhushiSingh-dy2yo]

Meogjaeng hii from India... annyonghaseyo

[@zapstarfr]

@@pallavishrotriya230 Okay, K-pop stan. I'm fluent in Japanese but I live in India. 👍

[@a_sm98]

힌디어 할줄 알아요 ??

[@AL-tm1ve]

Hindi has such a lovely musical flow to it

[@punipuao50]

You are an excellent teacher. I love how you teach. Hopefully I can learn Hindi quick.

[@namjoonshoefr]

Teaching you all the best dude 💞

[@Windxchild]

I am going to my close friends wedding in India next week, and I would love to be able to speak a few words with her relatives in Hindi, to show my respect and appreciation. This is a great help!

[@oliviaestonee]

i’m part indian & i really wanna learn how to speak hindi.

[@6tbrowny430]

Ya do. ..I am an indian and proud to see u learning hindi....

[@mtiia]

same! i'm fully indian but i live in the uk, and my parents know hindi, i only understand stuff :(

[@m4gist3r51]

Same here sis/bro/enby friend

[@Aethelhadas]

Same here!

[@jwilli726]

Fixin' to blow some minds at the store!

[@samyrandome425]

Same for me at the factory

[@Melina-hq3rj]

SAME!!

[@rehanahmad2123]

*Different between Urdu and Hindi* *URDU-HINDI* *(English)* Mushkil-Kathin (Difficult) Himmat-Saahas (Guts) Tareef-Prasanyasa (Praise) Dost or yaar-Mitr (Friend) Samaan-Vashtu (Things) Madat-Sahayata (Help) Istemal-Prayog (Use) Zarur-Abashye (Of course) Zindagi-Jeeban (Life) Maut-Mrtteu (Death) Tanha-Akela (Alone) Ahsas-Anubhav (Feel) Zarurat-Avyashakta (Need) Dil-Herdye (Heart) Farz-Kartavye (Duty) Sawal-Prashn (Question) Jabab-Uttar (Answer) Insan-Manushy or Manav (Humans) Insaniyat-Manushyata or Manavta (Humanity) Zyada-Adhik (More) Shaks-Vayakti (Person) Zannat-Swarg (Heaven) Jahannam or Dozak-Nark (Hell) Khud-Swam (Self) Zamana-Samaj (Society) Farq-Antar (Different) Muafi-Shrama (Apology) Khubsurat-Sundar (Beautiful) Shukriya-Dhanyabad (Thanks) Jaan-Pran (Life) Rooh-Atmaa (Saul) Khabar-Samachar (News) Sarhad-Sima (Border) Dard-Kast or Pidha (Pain) Nazar-Dristi (Vision) Mazhab-Dharm (Religion) Shaher-Nagar (City) Ilaka-Chetr (Area) Kaum-Rastiye (Nation) Mulk-Desh (Country) Jahan-Sansaar (World) Duniya-Vishv (World) Vatan-Matra bhumi (Mother land) Hidustan-Bharat (India) Qasam-Shapat or Saugandh (Oath) Khushboo-Sugandh (Scent) Badboo-Durgandh (Stench) Mahek- Gndh (Smell) Insaf-Nyaye (Justice) Nainsaf-Anyaye (Injustice) Adalat-Nyalaye (Court) Qatil-Hattyara (Killer) Khudkhushi-Atmahattya (Susid) Manzil-Laksh (Goals) Gunah-Paap (Sin) Sabaab-Punnye (Saintly) Khat-Patr or Chitti (Letter) Zism or Badan- Sarir (Body) Mohabbat or Ishq-Pyaar or prem (Love) Nafrat-Ghrina (Hate) Parinda-Panchhi (Bird) Paigham-Sandesh (Message) Mehman-Atithi (Geust) Safai-Swachh (Clean) Daawat-Nimantran (Invitation) Izzat-Samman (Respect) Beizzat-Apman (Disrespect) Khoon-Rakt (Blood) Kitab-Pushtak (Book) Sharam-Laaj (Shame) Tashbeer-Chitr (Picture) Khwab-Sapna (Dream) Guzarish-Anurodh (Request) Meherbani-Kirpaya (Please) Fayida-Labh (Benefit) Nukshan-Hani (Loss) Maza-Anand (Happiness) Khana-Bhojan (Food) Safar-Yatra (Journey) Musafir-Yatri (Traveler) Taufa-Uphaar (Gift) Inaam-Purushkar (Reward) Mazbot-Kathor (Hard) Khoobi-Visheshta (Special) Zamin-Dharti (Ground) Mausam-Ritu (Seasons) Khudgarz-Swarthi (Selfish) Paida-Janm (Birth) Jagah-Asthan (Place) Waqt-Samaye (Time) Tareekh-Dinank or Tithi (Date) Zindabad-Jibitrhe or Amarrahe (Vividly) Ummeed-Aasha (Hope) Yaqeen-Bishvash (Trust) Wajah-Kaaran (Reason) Aazadi-Sautantr (Freedom) Rishta-Sambandh (Relation) Rishtedar-Sambandhi (Relatives) Khazana-Vitt (Finance) Asharfi-mudra (Currency) Qismat-Bhagye (Luck) Naseeb-Niyati (Destiny) Ziddi-Ariyal (Stubborn) Koshish-Prayash (Effort) Khilaf-Virodh (Against) Saza-Dhand (Punishment) Qubool-Swikar (Acceptance) Hushn-Roop (Look) Fikr-Chinta (Anxiety) Faqr-Garv (Proud) Huqum-Aadesh (Order) Ijazat-Anumati (Permission) Huqum-Aagya (Command) Haq-Adhikar (Rights) Gawah-Shaakshi (Witness) Taqat-Shakti (Power) Tarkki-Unnati (Progress) Ilzam-Aarop (Blame) Talaq-Vivah vichhed (Divorce) Dulhan-Kaniya or Vadhu (Bride) Dulha-Var (Bridegroom) Shadi-Vivah (Marrage) Mansuba-Yojana (Plan) Qamiyab-Safal (Success) Zakham-Ghao (Wound) Fasala-Door (District) Qareeb or Nazdeek-Nikat or Sameep (Near) Anaaj-Ann (Food) Ishara-Sanket (Sign) Shararti-Natkhat (Naughty) Badmash-Dusth (Scoundrel) Imtehan-Parisha (Exam) Vada-Vachan (Promise) Zurm-Apradh (Crime) Zulm-Utpiran (Persecution) Zahar-Vish (Poison) Dashtakhat-Hastakshar (Signature) Mumkin-Sambhav (Possible) Namumkin-Asambhav (Impossible) Tarkeeb-Upaye (Idea) Shak-Sandeh (Doubt) Faisla-Nirnaye (Decision) Fishadi-Partisat (Percentage) Hadsha-Durghatna (Accident) Marzi-Ichchha (Wish) Kimat-Moolye (Price) Tarash-Daya (Mercy) Shaitan-Daanav (Devil) Raqam-Raashi (Amount) Qamra-Kaksh (Room) Dua-Prathna (Pray) Zikr-Ullekh (Mention) Masroof-Veyast (Busy) Mukkamal-Purn (Complete) Namukkamal-Apurn (Incomplete) Bahes-Bibaad (Debate) Ajooba-Adhbhut (Wonder) Mamuli-Sadharan (Ordinary) Zayajat-Sampatti (Property) Paak-Pavitr (Holy) Naapak-Apavitr (Unholy) Sandaar-Uttam (Superb) Raaz-Rahasye (Secrets) Siyasat-Raajniti (Politics) Ayeteraaz-Aapatti (Objection) Huqoomat-Sarkaar (Government) Vazeer-Mantri (Minister) Aulaad-Santaan (Posterior) Muzrim-Apradhi (Culprit) Aawam-Jantaa (Public) Dakhila-Namankan (Admission) Laazmi-Anivarye (Compulsory) Faisla-Nirnaye (Decision) Guzarna-Bitna (Pass) Hathiyaar-Shashtr (Weapons)

[@mahiarahman5656]

O mannnn

[@yourbodyis75waterandimthir44]

I speak kurdish and i notice alot of similarities with urdu words Hindi not that much

[@گربهگربه-ه3ح]

Basic “Hindustani” is pretty much the same, but more advanced words are a little different 😉

[@kafkaesk_]

In Urdu, almost all of them derived from the Arabic language, some of them came from the Persian language. As a Turk, we are using the same words in Urdu and their meanings are the same. 👍🏻😎

[@ChristopherTradeshow]

I like HindiPod because you can actually print out a pdf of the lesson afterwards, or even before, to follow along. Very helpful

[@justsomeguywithasmolmustac9476]

Lol many of them were learning Hindi for their Indian boyfriends..

[@李珊-f2r]

Indian men are handsome

[@AIRNATION1]

You are the best you go directly to the point no waisting time. I wish you had one to use for the restaurant or bargaining at the market...or when you take a taxi and you want to go somewhere. So far Im using it in Delhi few words but continue. precise clear and to the point.

[@BILLWilliamdexter]

This is a good way of learning.the tutor is very clear simple and enjoyable to learn along his teaching style. Thanks and cheers man...

[@LUCY-ti6su]

Thank you, you're great!

[@medronhos]

Thank you! And how do you say "What a hunk" ? : )

[@eldesconocido5734]

I see what you did there hah

[@30803080308030803081]

I like the way Hindi sounds

[@chanroopchund9958]

Very good and simple and applicable.Thank you.I will share.

[@volbi1]

Very Good and useful video. 👍 Could you make one video "learning hindi with bollywood dialogues"? I love Indian movies 🙂 usually I am watching them dubbed in German. But in the future I want to be able to understand them in the original 😊

[@vividpurpleq]

Learning hindi secretly for the man I am dating. That way the 1st time he tells me he loves me I can reply "मुझे तुमसे बहुत प्यार है।".

[@official_qamar]

I'm iraqi and my boyfriend is indian, love hindi language❤🇮🇳❤

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

You are a good teacher

[@Jauphrey]

Thanks for this video, bud! I work in northern Washington, US often and with the large Indian population up there it'd just be so much easier to speak Hindi. Make some friends, help out some of the older generation, y'know? Such a wonderful language too!

[@Jaztheabg]

Learning Hindi to fuel my love for hindi music!!

[@21rd99]

I'm from Canada and I only know English but one day I would like to travel to India its such a beautiful country

[@akshayakumars2814]

Hi

[@21rd99]

@@akshayakumars2814 hello

[@reganmacneil2578]

It's a shithole and the locals shit everywhere like dogs because there's no toilets.

[@muniarajaathiyappan4832]

Thank you sir

[@ashabarman6447]

Here is a tip from me Most of the Indian doesn't use proper hindi ,we use to mix use few languages😅

[@auntiecarol]

Mate, we don't speak proper English in England either, and we're a much smaller country. (Also, there's probably more linguistic diversity in any given Indian State than there is in the whole of Europe!)

[@joelvarghese5868]

why am i watching this , im indian

[@LatinalocaenIndia]

🤣🤣🤣

[@أنيتا-ز3م]

Teach me hindi!!!

[@DieFlabbergast]

You could be a non-Hindi-speaking Indian: there are hundreds of millions of them!

[@vividpurpleq]

Help me please lol

[@NIRAJYADAV-jn4jt]

😂😂😂

[@toyinadewoyin2594]

❤❤love it

[@floripeolasunkanmi]

Thank you so much!

[@mahamadoudiakite6955]

C'est sa la meilleure solution de mon problème par ce que je suis au pays francophones bon il y'a les films indien qui à beaucoup d'anglais dans leur parole Merci beaucoup 🥰

[@כורשמשרתו]

Namaste, suprabhat

[@RJsermon]

Great teacher

[@pranilkumar]

wow its amazing, its very easy... thank You

[@quranreader7616]

thanks😊😊

[@shielapialago8980]

Very helpful! Signed up!

[@aishs7885]

Thank you for this

[@smjcookeryvlogs]

Thanks for sharing sir

[@kitties681]

By the way, you can mix hindi and English in India as we speak a mix of them. We say good morning as good morning and hello as hello. But if you want to speak pure hindi, then you can use these words

[@stevenramsar456]

Namaste danhyvaad bhai ❤

[@UmeshKumar-jd7ts]

You are supperr teacher

[@dwn144]

Fantastic. Im grateful for these...dhanyavaad

[@bakhawanibrahim2594]

Thank u teacher , that was really helpful

[@mahalikdebendra14]

Thanks sir

[@cutiexd1306]

Thank you so much, this vid helped me a lot. I always want to learn Hindi because my boyfriend is an Indian.

[@kaoshiyuki]

Same

[@BlogNatCavalcanti]

Thx for share ur knowlodge with us.

[@Katy_aloneINDIA]

Thank you. Im russian and I learn Hindi

[@Nick-gi6hj]

Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy, adzha adzha adzha. S filmov mozhna uchit'.. shuchu. Where I live I mostly meet Punjab people, so I've been getting practice with that instead of Hindi. Prikolno..

[@bakhawanibrahim2594]

Dhanyavaad

[@gopivijila9796]

Thank brother9

[@sattiraju2883]

Thank you sir One request sir Daily common use words Your up coming videos translations video

[@ranjodharora6592]

These greetings aren’t all used very commonly.

[@alangmar4334]

Why not?

[@arundhatisharma5743]

Alan G Mar these terms are obsolete now. you don't even think twice before sending hate.

[@ramonvasquez1050]

I found a great collection of videos that should help you at Presto speaker shortcut

[@WhatACoolArrow]

ResearchShyVids people would be understood though. And learning a specific dialect from Delhi would be less useful for a foreigner

[@Nick-gi6hj]

Sasreeakal pagee, kyi al a? Wadya

[@stevenramsar456]

Danhyvaad bhai ❤

[@punipuao50]

Thank for the Hindi lesson.

[@funnydogvideos5928]

where r u frm

[@ididyermom3273]

A better mic would be great. Otherwise thank you for the video. I love Hindi and also love Indian Music and History.

[@prernamishra6264]

NYC 👌👌👌👌 video sir

[@mrbrian826]

Hindi is a weird one for me. It is not a language i actively study but it is the one i speak the most. Because my coworkers are teaching me lots and encourage to learn.

[@KillerKoifish]

im watching this for school. Thanks

[@mysmirandam.6618]

NAMASTE! Pretty language...i was just curious because my work has third party reps calling me all day from india...i have more respect for them now going from this relatively simple language to English with any success. English is so complex and it doesn't make sense! Hindi makes so much sense i almost knew the words meaning before you defined it and i never learned a word before this video! DHaNyavaaD!

[@Singapore-LIKESugbo]

Yes I wanna learn Hindi my friend

[@mohit9815]

ये व्यक्ति बहुत अच्छे वीडियो बनाता है

[@pookiecookie02]

is he an actor?? watched him somewhere

[@sridevikanumilli3651]

seems like it

[@pookiecookie02]

@@sridevikanumilli3651 I found out he comes in an ad of a toothpaste, i think colgate vedshakti yeah. And probably i have also watched him Saavadhan india. I am not sure bout SI

[@mariefran9232]

Q: If "Nahiin" is NO, why is You're Welcome "koi baat Nahiin"? Just curious about the usage of words.

[@railee7543]

I think maybe no problem

[@sawalbhegel1151]

It means no problem

[@canuckcoffeecanada]

You need a lapel mic -- your space is so reverberant or full of echo, it is almost impossible to understand you -- Just a technical tip - Close microphone!

[@danceyourheartaway78]

I’m Indian I speak Telugu however I really want to learn Hindi!

[@SEOKIIIPEACH]

I need to learn this for my boyfriend

[@oneworldlyrics]

Main afghanistan se hum main bahat bahat khush hum bcz main hmesha bollywood film deka hum and pataa tora tora hindi

[@mahamadoudiakite6955]

J'ai aimé mais je suis à une base de niveau en anglais je veux apprendre les deux à la fois merci

[@manjunathpai1896]

Use bollywood daialogues like " Maa kasam..."

[@NampuiTECH]

😆

[@madhi4014]

😂

[@andywalne9352]

Had to Google that :)

[@medronhos]

I'm trying again, but it's hard to concentrate; this guy is too cute!

[@-wil2013]

Hello. The name तंजील is pronounced "Tanjeel" with the "j" for "jeep" or the "s" for "vision"?

[@adam-cs6qb]

I don't think you spelled it right, I have heard that name before and it's spelled as Tanzil in modern Hindi you are supposed to add a nukta(dot) under ज /ja to make it ज़ /Za

[@-wil2013]

Hello, it's "तंज़ील", it's pronounced with the "j" for "jeep" or the "s" for "vision"?

[@computerexperts903]

@@-wil2013 its z for zebra

[@-wil2013]

@@computerexperts903 Thank you

[@hakimsharifi7782]

Apnaa dhyaan rakhiyegaa!!

[@stevenramsar456]

😊😊😊😊

[@ailavju8814]

Who else learning Hindi here ? Or just me ?

[@lalrempuiiralte4911]

Morning meaning in Hindi and how to pronounce it

[@perfectmason690]

सुबह - subah (pronounced like soo-buh)

[@sopheatonsing9281]

Namaste

[@vivekdhani5683]

D.O's GoldenVoice Hi i am from 🇮🇳 and my Hindi is fluently so let to improve our Hindi and speaking skills whatsaap no 7550608933

[@sopheatonsing9281]

Vivek dhani actually i'm from INDIA too

[@vivekdhani5683]

D.O's GoldenVoice Oh wow, 😊that's good enough. Now let's both of us improve our English fluently join as WhatsApp.

[@Serensitive]

Vivek dhani ठरकी लोग। तुममें आत्मसम्मान भी नहीं है।

[@stevenramsar456]

Danhyvaad bhai

[@stevenramsar456]

Abhut danhyvaad phir milenge bhai 😊

[@robhingston]

jaldee jaldee

[@amitrawat588]

Chai Wala Idhar Aao Jaldi Jaldi

[@republicofhandball8815]

Why to learn how to say good night in hindi, when I heard myself, some kids telling to their dad: "Good night papa".

[@t.least.he.was.honest]

he is saying shub ?

[@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime]

I want to learn Hindi so I can talk to the phone scammers and convenience store workers.

[@praveendehariya8908]

Oh well i am indian I want give you some tips We normally don't use Namaste in Hindi This is for guest use only. hello,yo,hii use for friends you can say you in three ways 1 aap(all) 2 tum ( use for friends) 3 tu (Never use it with guests or elders. Always use it with your very close friends)

[@namjoonshoefr]

I am Indian but why I am watching this 🤣

[@rhuanpereiramariae]

😂😂😂😂

[@bratatipaulray8365]

I want to learn to write in Hindi...I can speak Hindi but I am Bengali. Kindly help me

[@KonguNaadu]

Echoe coming check

[@ajaykhuttan2892]

I know punjabi but want to learn hindi

[@cintamaniaugustine8424]

Every question ends with hei.

[@gilbertrive3112]

Im latino learning Hindi, that’s normal? 🌚

[@chickenbiryani5420]

Is your gf indian?

[@arsalakhan8098]

Mujhe muaf karo means forgive me. Please forgive me would be Meherbani se mujhe muaf karain. Both Muaf and Meherbani are Urdu terms which are distinguishing aspects between the two languages - Hindi borrows heavily from Sanskrit. Both languages are baased upon Prakrit and Brijbasha and have evoked separately with Urdu contributing Hindi, Hindu and Hindustan to the world including the followers of Vedic religion who resided in Indus Valley/Sindh or Sindhu Persianised as Hindu, originally a geographically located term not a religious epithet.

[@propermodulation948]

buy the man a microphone

[@ayahamid7388]

What is afternoon in hindi

[@praveendehariya8908]

"Shaam"शाम

[@ayahamid7388]

@@praveendehariya8908 Thank you

[@praveendehariya8908]

@@ayahamid7388 welcome If you want to ask anything else you can ask me 🙂🙂

[@ayahamid7388]

@@praveendehariya8908 Okay😊,so good afternoon is "shubh shaam"right?

[@praveendehariya8908]

@@ayahamid7388nooooooo 😂😂 It is but its mm how do i explain to you Actually "shum sham' its very funny We usually use "namaskar'.But only older people use this word. Teenager or child use "hello" You have an Instagram account? I will be able to explain you better there.

[@Loner-vf3km]

😍

[@chiaravillani4861]

Un abbraccio a te e a phreena

[@cheviot2988]

im on stage 7 off pimsleur :D namesta mein Ross Hoon mein tori tori hindi bolta hoon, mein hindi achai nahi bolta hoon, mein hindi buhot achie nahi hoon, buhot zyada nahi kya app engreive samajhte hai, mein engreive buhat achai bolata hoon app kasay hai, mein theek hoon, buhat zyada bitiye, raj but kidhar hai mein janta nahi hoon/ mein janta hoon, app janta hai. app janti nahi hai, app kuchh khanna chaahate hai, ji nahi abhee nahi , mujhe mein bhee kuchh chai pena chaahate hoon, baad mein kuchh khanna hoon theek hai app kidhar khanna chaahate hai, meri ghar phir, ji han app ke ghar phir don't know if this is all correct, just off the top of my head and excuse the spelling, i know its 100% wrong, but i am not learning the script yet lol have a nice day

[@praveendehariya8908]

Its very good

[@thariq777]

How muje maaf kijiye become excuse me?

[@jgill2015]

You should redo the video in a room where your voice does not echo.

[@vivianoroblox.4866]

सुसंध्या

[@gregoryglavinovich3756]

C

[@funnydogvideos5928]

whats the meaning of c

[@gafoortanur2928]

Koi bat Nahi.. meaning

[@MistahUnknown]

"Don't worry about it"

[@tanmayagarwal8513]

Don't worry

[@rehanahmad2123]

Khushi is urdu word,parsanyata is hindi of Khushi....alvida is also urdu word

[@someone-ou3ht]

Rehan Ahmad these are arabic words actually

[@Serensitive]

it's Prasannata (प्रसन्नता)

[@---ct2hj]

some one no they are not.

[@mtarkes]

Alvida's Hindi would be perhaps Fir milenge

[@Nick-gi6hj]

Sasreeakal Mr Linguist. Kyi al a? Aren't there similarities between the languages? Do they have the same mother language? Do any of these languages borrow each others words? Or are you saying that this person used words from different languages and called them Hindi..??

[@4lowandgoslow]

Namaste means Hello in English is bogas