Learn Hindi - Most Used Expressions

[mus1ken]

you should upload a video where you repeat the hindi phrase in english..then it would be good to download it as mp3 file

[irox965]

Being Indian I'm fluent in Hindi ,but that's not the only language in India .there's Punjabi ,Konkani,Marathi ,malyalam(think I spelled that wrong) etc....basically depends on which part in India your from ,so yeah lot of divisions there too.

[LifesAQuestion]

@irox965 but is it true that Hindi is the most spoken language ?

[irox965]

@LifesAQuestion in the world NO ofcourse not .in india its basically the national language you need to know hindi to get around;)

[LifesAQuestion]

@irox965 Yes i was asking if it was the most spoken in India :)

thanks for your reply.

[fkhalili100]

You should have included the Hidi words too to give us a chance to see how the sentences are writen in Hindi.

[Imanuelization]

Why is "Aap kaisee hain" written this way? particularly "HAIN" it hasn't got a "N" in the word. I'ts like "Nahin" for no, the correct spellig is Na-ee, THERE IS NO "N" IN THE SENTENCE! Why in the hell do they keep adding letters that aren't there?

[Hayyelle]

@Imanuelization That's because of nasalization, I guess it's easier to notice/pronounce it if it's written. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm just a beginner :D

[JessicaJohnsoniscool]

@Imanuelization to emphasize the nasalization of the vowels because there is no difference in English.

[ukgreaterlondon]

ah yes , the wheel of life at the indian flag : )

[TheRuth101]

What about good afternoon?

[laminra]

@TheRuth101 Theres as such no hindi equivalent to 'Good Afternoon'. Greeting eachother is one of d easiest things in Hindi. Whether u wanna say Good Morning/Afternoon, Hello/Hi, just say 'Namastey' (Num-us-té, the 't' is like a Spanish t rather than an English t). Use it at any time of the day and with anyone. What the video here tells u r the literal translations of the english greetings, nobody actually uses them. But if you want to know it is - Shubh Din! ( 'u' like in 'bush')

[evercllear]

the last phrase should be " I need some medicine for my headache". This has to be one of the most confusing languages to learn. Much more difficult than Arabic

[pointplace]

@evercllear Hindi-Urdu is a fairly simple language.

[RedQNZ]

Shukria 

[Dzongka]

@RedQNZ I would like to clarify that the word for thank you in Hindi is actually "Dhanyavaad". "Shukriya" is not from Hindi, but is a loanword from Arabic.

[19kmm19]

i like clarity of the audio. or its just the way the person is saying it. its pretty clear.

[draliriaz]

मैं अपने पिछवाड़े में मेरे लिंग डाल

[JabaFTW]

@draliriaz Ahhhm....ok

[mustang7569]

thank you !

[KlyWest]

sorry but this was of no help at all. try hidipedia on here. much better :)

[carmenlyra]

For anyone looking for beginning lessons, I've said it many times and I'll say it some more. Check out rhishimittal and itwasnoteasy. But you can skip itwasnoteasy's first lesson as it's a little slow and boring, but the rest are good. I'm subscribed to both.

[carmenlyra]

Phonetic and Devanagari subtitles are needed. mai samajha nahin reja. Well I understand a little because I've already taken some lessons but others won't. And I can't learn anything new if I hear you wrong. Keep it up, I appreciate it, just add subtitles please.

[aassyr1111]

i do need a doc after this boring lesson

[sravanthiisnow]

tooo fast...............

[johanna601]

gosh, it's soo damn hard to pronunce!

[chavaandchava]

thanks for this video!

[rickardlingonvatten]

thank you! bahut bahut dhanyawaad!

[Pink101Buzz]

@rickardlingonvatten cute!!!!!

[wen2110]

I agree - it's incredibly difficult for a non HIndi speaker to repeat these phrases without some kind of phonetic script underneath. Will keep trying though!!

[johanna601]

omg, too fast!!

[babavstardelight]

wow. i love this

[dlair85]

it would be a lot better if they put it in english writing at the bottom, but still good post for a lot of people

[maghrebia347]

mujhe tumse such me pyar hai

[Harnas31]

I live in london , come from Poland. I would like to learn Hindi. Do you have some good ideas about it ?

[hrishimittal]

@Harnas31 Hey Hamas, I live in London too. I'm Indian, a native Hindi speaker. I'm putting up some video tutorials to teach Hindi on my channel. Would love some feedback. Thanks.

[malayjayswal]

excellent

[tybisha]

im mixed with indian and black

[cvistiika]

बहुत धन्यवाद

[monica15L]

Thank you very much! Bahut bahut shukria! It is really helpful for beginners.

Great job!

[arzola666]

Theek hai , aap ka naam kya hai?i tought it was aap ka kya naam hai?

[cvistiika]

@arzola666 naam must be after the postposition ka and kya before the verb

[lemaindedieu]

Aap ka naam kya hai is the commonly used and grammaticaly the right one (I believe), though if you say the latter, it would still go unnoticed and equally intelligible.

[ashikadil19]

These phrases are very good as they are the basics,however you speak fast and not that clearly, i had trouble hearing what you were saying and the pronounciation. if you repated the sentence a few times that would hv been great

[deepam08]

any doubts and any queries i will teach you if you really wanna learn then i like teaching and anything you wanna know ask me :)

[Youboob72]

Thank you for posting this video, helps learning Hindi that much faster...i like it.

[EliteXtasy]

It's funny how it ended with "I need a doctor".

[maxtran2005]

You're right... I don't understand at all!

[daffy1981]

You should write how to pronounce the phrases ;\

[sravanthiisnow]

@daffy1981 ur right

[brianalynnxo]

you speak way too fast, I'm getting lost.

[deepam08]

wow i can help you i am a scholar in hindi and these things no hindi people say now learn the hindi used currently from me....

[holikarang]

if you are a good teacher you can post a video of you teaching deepam, that's how it works on youtube.

[deepam08]

well noo i can help in personal but not like in videos because i have to use brains for videos if someone learns i can teach

[holikarang]

well, if you say you are a scholar you're supposed to use brains , hai na? A teacher is one that helps you learn, so it takes some effort from both sides.

[deepam08]

well but there are personal things due to which i cant

[lailah247]

you should write on the slides the sentences in hindi also because you speak way too fast and i get lost.... please.!!!

[deepam08]

this is outdated i am a scholar in hindi in my school i can help you in a better way than this

[holikarang]

great, give us a sample of your services then!

[deepam08]

lol what do you actually want? i can help.....

but after 13 october coz after that no more exams huff

[naya268]

some of this is wrong.

[Ronnieday]

Perfect.  Thanks!

[S22july]

great