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Hindi opens conversation with over half a billion people, and its everyday phrases are wonderfully consistent. Start with these romanized essentials; the Devanagari script can come in a second pass.
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QHow do you say "hello" in Hindi?
Aनमस्ते (namaste)
QHow do you say "thank you" in Hindi?
Aधन्यवाद (dhanyavaad) — casual: शुक्रिया (shukriya)
QWhat does "कृपया" (kripya) mean?
APlease
QHow do you say "yes" and "no" in Hindi?
Aहाँ (haan) and नहीं (nahin)
QWhat does "आप कैसे हैं?" (aap kaise hain) mean?
AHow are you? (formal)
QHow do you say "water" in Hindi?
Aपानी (paani)
QWhat does "मुझे समझ नहीं आया" mean?
AI didn't understand
QWhat script is Hindi written in?
ADevanagari
QWhat does "अच्छा" (achchha) mean?
AGood / okay / I see — the all-purpose word
QHow do you say "goodbye" in Hindi?
Aअलविदा (alvida) — or simply namaste again
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