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Useful Indian phrases

Useful Indian Phrases 

Here are some useful Indian phrases that travelers commonly hear and use while traveling in India. “Namaste” is one of the most popular greetings and is among the most important and useful Indian phrases, meaning hello and used politely everywhere.

“Dhanyabaad” is another of the most common useful Indian phrases for saying thank you in daily conversations. To politely get someone’s attention, travelers can say “Suniyega,” one of the most polite and useful Indian phrases, meaning “excuse me.”

While shopping in local markets, “Kitna hai?” is a very practical and useful Indian phrase that means how much is this?” When asking for directions, “Yeh kahan hai?” is one of the most helpful and useful Indian phrases meaning where is this?” “Haan” (yes) and “Nahin” (no) are also widely used, and adding “ji” shows respect, as in “Haan ji.”

Following are the useful Indian phrases you use daily and find helpful during your travel.

Basic Greetings, Indian Travel Phrases
  • Hello: Namaste
  • Good morning: Shubh prabhat
  • Good night: Shubh raatri
  • Thank you. Dhanyabaad
  • You’re welcome: Swagat hai
  • Sorry: Maaf kijiye
Travel & Directions
  • Where is the bus stop? : Bus stand kahaan hai?
  • Where is the train station? : Railway station kahaan hai?
  • Where is the hotel? : Hotel kahaan hai?
  • Left: Baayen
  • Right: Daayen
  • Straight: Seedha
(Useful indian phrase )Food & Dining
  • I am hungry: Mujhe bhookh lagi hai
  • I am thirsty: Mujhe pyaas lagi hai
  • Vegetarian: Shakahari
  • Non-vegetarian : Mamsahari
  • Spicy: Teekha
  • No chili: Mirch nahi
  • Water bottle: Paani ki bottle
Shopping, Useful Indian Phrases
  • Is this cheap? Kya yeh sasta hai?
  • Can you reduce the price? : Thoda kam kar dijiye
  • I want this: Mujhe yeh chahiye
  • I don’t want it: Mujhe nahi chahiye
  • Can I pay by card? Card accept karte hain?
Emergency Phrases, India Safety Phrases
  • Help! Madad kijiye!
  • Call the police: Police ko bulaiye
  • I am lost: Main kho gaya hoon
  • I need a doctor: Mujhe doctor ki zaroorat hai
  • Emergency: Aapatkaal
Basic Conversation
  • What is your name?: Aapka naam kya hai?
  • My name is…: Mera naam … hai
  • Nice to meet you. Aapse milkar khushi hui
  • I don’t understand: Mujhe samajh nahi aaya
  • Please speak slowly: Dheere boliye
  • Do you speak English? : Kya aap English bolte hain?
  • One moment please: Ek minute
  • It’s okay / No problem: Koi baat nahi
Numbers & Time
  • Today: Aaj
  • Tomorrow: Kal
  • Yesterday: Kal
  • Now: Abhi
  • Morning: Subah
  • Evening: Shaam
  • Night: Raat
  • Open: Khula
  • Closed: Band
Transport & Directions 
  • Which way?: Kaunsa raasta?
  • Near: Paas
  • Far: Door
  • Turn here: Yahin modiye
  • Go back: Peechhe jaiye
  • How long will it take?: Kitna samay lagega?
  • I want to go to the airport. Mujhe airport jana hai
Food & Ordering 
  • Breakfast: Nashta
  • Lunch: Dopahar ka khana
  • Dinner: Raat ka khana
  • Tea: Chai
  • Milk: Doodh
  • Without onion: Pyaaz ke bina
  • Without garlic: Lahsun ke bina
  • I am full: Mera pet bhar gaya
Shopping & Bargaining 
  • Final price: Aakhri daam?
  • Too cheap: Bahut sasta
  • I will buy it. Main yeh loonga/loongi
  • Keep it for me: Mere liye rakh dijiye
  • Do you accept UPI?: UPI loge?
  • Receipt please: Raseed dijiye
Hotel & Services 
  • Check-in time: Check-in ka time kya hai?
  • Check-out time: Check-out ka time kya hai?
  • Lift/Elevator: Lift
  • Bathroom / Toilet: Bathroom / Toilet
  • Towel: Toliya
  • Blanket: Kambal
Safety & Help 
  • Is it safe here?: Yahan surakshit hai?
  • I lost my passport: Mera passport kho gaya hai
  • I need help now: Mujhe abhi madad chahiye
  • Call my hotel: Mere hotel ko phone kijiye
  • Please help me: Kripya madad kijiye
Hotel & Comfort
  • AC / Air conditioning: AC
  • Fan: Pankha
  • Power cut: Bijli gayi hai
  • Charging point: Charging point
  • Room service: Room service
  • Extra pillow: Extra takiya
Polite & Friendly
  • Welcome: Swagat hai
  • Bless you: Bhagwan bhala kare
  • Take care: Khyaal rakhna
  • See you again. Phir milenge
Money & Payments
  • How much money?: Kitne paise?
  • Change please: Chhutta dijiye
  • ATM: ATM
  • Bank: Bank
  • Too costly: Bahut zyada mehnga
  • Exact amount: Pura paisa hai?
Daily Use Phrases
  • What is this?: Yeh kya hai?
  • What is that?: Woh kya hai?
  • This / That: Yeh / Woh
  • Like this / Like that: Aise / Waise
  • Again please: Phir se boliye
  • A little: Thoda
  • More: Aur
  • Enough: Bas
  • Hurry up: Jaldi kijiye
  • Wait here: Yahin rukiye
Getting Help
  • Can you help me?: Kya aap madad kar sakte hain?
  • Please come here: Yahan aaiye
  • Show me: Mujhe dikhaiye
  • Write it down: Likhiye
  • Speak louder: Thoda tez boliye

 

 

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