Posts from June 2009

These phrases will probably come in handy at some point in your life.

Hello or Goodbye - (namaste)(नमस्ते) the most common way to say hello

Hello or Goodbye - (namaskaar)(नमस्कार) a little bit more formal than namaste

Hello or Goodbye - (pranaam)(प्रणाम) also more formal and used towards people who are older and high in status

Hello or Goodbye – (raam raam)(राम राम) a bit more colloquial than namaste

Hello – (helo)(हेलो) is used when answering the phone

Greetings – (mubarak)(मुबारक)

Welcome – (Aapka swagat hai)(आपका सवागत है)

Nice to meet you – (aapse milkar bahut khushi huii)(आपसे मिलकर बहुत ख़ूशी हुई) in the formal way

Nice to meet you too – (mujhe bhii)(मुझे भी)

See you later – (phir milenge)(फिर मिलेंगे)

Thank you – (shukriya)(शुक्रिया) is of Arabic origin

Thank you – (dhanyavaad)(धन्यवाद) is of Sanskrit origin

Thank you very much – (bahut bahut)(बहुत बहुत)

You’re welcome – (aapka svaagat hai)(आपका स्वागत है)

It’s no problem – (koii baat nahii)(कोई बात नहीं) literally means “don’t mention it”

 

 

 

Here are some Hindi words that have similar spellings, but have totally different meanings.

अनल – fire

अनिल - wind

अम्ल – sour

अमल – clean

अगर – if

आगर – storehouse

जलद – cloud

जल्द – quick

जलधि – the ocean

तरी – wetness

तरि – a boat

ऱचक – a little

रजक – a washerman

रचक – maker

 

 

 

 

86 (८६) chiyaasii (छियासी)

87 (८७) sattaasii (सत्तासी)

88 (८८) atthaasii (अट्ठासी)

89 (८९) naavaasii (नवासी)

90 (९०) nabbe (नब्बे)

91 (९१) ikyaanabe (इक्यानबे)

92 (९२) baanabe (बानबे)

93 (९३) tiraanabe (तिरानबे)

94 (९४) chauraanabe (चौरानबे)

95 (९५) panchaanabe (पंचानबे)

96 (९६) chiyaanabe (छियानबे)

97 (९७) sattaanabe (सत्तानबे)

98 (९८) atthaanabe (अट्ठानबे)

99 (९९) ninyaanabe (निन्यानबे)

100 (१००) sau (सौ)

71 (७१) ikahattar (इकहत्तर)

72 (७२) bahattar (बहत्तर)

73 (७३) tihattar (तिहत्तर)

74 (७४) chaohattar (चौहत्तर)

75 (७५) pachahattar (पचहत्तर)

76 (७६) chhihattar (छिहत्तर)

77 (७७) satahattar (सतहत्तर)

78 (७८) athahattar (अठहत्तर)

79 (७९) unaasee (उनासी)

80 (८०) assee (अस्सी)

81 (८१) ikyaasee (इक्यासी)

82 (८२) bayaasee (बयासी)

83 (८३) tiraasee (तिरासी)

84 (८४) chaoraasee (चौरासी)

85 (८५) pachaasee (पचासी)

c =

shift + c =

v =

b =

n =

m =

shift + m =

shift + , =

/ =

shift + 1 =

shift + 5 = ज्ञ

shift + 6 = त्र

shift + 7 = क्ष

shift + 8 = श्र

shift + + =

to type a dot character, press the letter plus x, for example: + = डं

The same goes for when you type a consonant and a dependent vowel :  + = पो (consonant + dependent vowel)

a =

s =

d =

f = ि

g =

q =

w =

e =

r =

t =

\ =

 

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