Essential Phrases for Travelers: English to Hindi (Guide)

🔹 Introduction (परिचय):
"मुझे पानी चाहिए।" (Mujhe paani chahiye.)
"यहाँ कितना दूर है?" (Yahaan kitna door hai?)
"क्या आप मेरी मदद कर सकते हैं?" (Kya aap meri madad kar sakte hain?)

Traveling is an adventure—new places, new faces, and new tastes! But when you’re in India, where Hindi is spoken by over 500 million people, knowing a few key phrases can turn a good trip into a great one. हम Hindi में बोलकर लोगों से जुड़ सकते हैं, रास्ता पूछ सकते हैं, और खाना ऑर्डर कर सकते हैं। (Hum Hindi mein bolkar logon se jud sakte hain, raasta poochh sakte hain, aur khaana order kar sakte hain.) Whether you’re exploring Delhi’s markets, riding a train to Jaipur, or bargaining in Mumbai, English-to-Hindi phrases are your travel superpower.

For Indian learners or international travelers, translating English travel needs into Hindi can feel tricky—how do you ask for directions or order chai without fumbling? That’s where this guide comes in. In this massive 15,000-word blog on englishintohindi.in, we’ll equip you with essential phrases for travelers, from English to Hindi, with everything you need:

  • Why travel phrases matter
  • Hundreds of phrases across travel situations
  • Pronunciation guides (simple transliteration)
  • Real-life dialogues in English and Hindi
  • Cultural tips, mistakes to avoid, and fixes
  • Exercises with answers (over 100 examples)
  • Practice ideas for fluency

By the end, you’ll navigate India confidently, speaking Hindi like a pro. Pack your bags—let’s get started!

🔹 Why Learn Essential Travel Phrases in Hindi? (हिन्दी क्यों सीखें?):
India is a traveler’s paradise—taj mahal, spicy street food, vibrant festivals—but English isn’t always enough. Hindi, an official language under Article 343, is the key to connecting with locals, especially in North India (Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh) and beyond. Here’s why these phrases are essential:

  1. Practicality:
    • Ask for help, food, or directions when English fails.
    • Example: “Where’s the station?” – “स्टेशन कहाँ है?” (Station kahaan hai?)
  2. Connection:
    • Locals love when travelers try Hindi—it builds trust and smiles.
    • Example: “Thank you!” – “धन्यवाद!” (Dhanyavaad!)
  3. Safety:
    • Handle emergencies like “I need a doctor” – “मुझे डॉक्टर चाहिए।” (Mujhe doctor chahiye.)
    • Avoid confusion in busy places like train stations.
  4. Bargaining Power:
    • Negotiate prices in markets—e.g., “It’s too expensive!” – “यह बहुत महंगा है!” (Yeh bahut mehnga hai!)
  5. Cultural Respect:
    • Speaking Hindi shows appreciation for India’s diversity.

Whether you’re a tourist, a student backpacking, or an Indian learner helping friends, these phrases make travel smoother and richer. Let’s dive into the must-knows!

🔹 Essential Phrases for Travelers: English to Hindi (मुख्य वाक्यांश):
Here’s a comprehensive list, organized by travel situations, with translations, transliterations (for pronunciation), and usage tips.

✅ 1. Greetings & Politeness (अभिवादन और शिष्टाचार):

  • Hello! – नमस्ते! (Namaste!) – Na-mas-tay
    • Use: Greet anyone, anytime—works everywhere.
  • Good morning! – सुप्रभात! (Suprabhaat!) – Soo-pra-bhaat
    • Use: Morning cheer at hotels or shops.
  • Thank you! – धन्यवाद! (Dhanyavaad!) – Dhan-ya-vaad
    • Use: Show gratitude after help or service.
  • Please! – कृपया! (Kripaya!) – Kri-pa-ya
    • Use: Add politeness to requests—e.g., “Please help!”
  • Sorry! – माफ करें! (Maaf karein!) – Maaf ka-rein
    • Use: Apologize for mistakes like bumping into someone.
  • Goodbye! – अलविदा! (Alvida!) – Al-vi-daa
    • Use: Parting phrase, less common but polite.

✅ 2. Asking for Help (मदद माँगना):

  • Can you help me? – क्या आप मेरी मदद कर सकते हैं? (Kya aap meri madad kar sakte hain?) – Kya aap may-ree ma-dad kar sak-tay hain
    • Use: General help—lost, confused, or stuck.
  • I need help! – मुझे मदद चाहिए! (Mujhe madad chahiye!) – Moo-jhay ma-dad cha-hee-yay
    • Use: Urgent situations—e.g., at a station.
  • I don’t understand. – मुझे समझ नहीं आया। (Mujhe samajh nahi aaya.) – Moo-jhay sa-majh na-hee aa-ya
    • Use: When Hindi or directions confuse you.
  • Speak slowly, please. – कृपया धीरे बोलें। (Kripaya dheere bolein.) – Kri-pa-ya dhee-ray bo-lein
    • Use: If someone’s talking too fast.
  • Do you speak English? – क्या आप अंग्रेजी बोलते हैं? (Kya aap angrezi bolte hain?) – Kya aap an-gre-zee bol-tay hain
    • Use: Check if English is an option.

✅ 3. Directions & Transport (दिशाएँ और परिवहन):

  • Where is the station? – स्टेशन कहाँ है? (Station kahaan hai?) – Stay-shun ka-haan hai
    • Use: Finding trains or buses.
  • How far is it? – यह कितना दूर है? (Yeh kitna door hai?) – Yay kit-na door hai
    • Use: Gauge distance to plan.
  • Turn left. – बाएँ मुड़ें। (Baayein mudein.) – Baa-yein moo-dein
    • Use: Give or ask for directions.
  • Turn right. – दाएँ मुड़ें। (Daayein mudein.) – Daa-yein moo-dein
    • Use: Same as above.
  • How much is the fare? – किराया कितना है? (Kiraaya kitna hai?) – Ki-raa-ya kit-na hai
    • Use: For autos, taxis, or buses.
  • When is the next train? – अगली ट्रेन कब है? (Agli train kab hai?) – Ag-lee train kab hai
    • Use: At railway stations.
  • I want a ticket to Delhi. – मुझे दिल्ली की टिकट चाहिए। (Mujhe Dilli ki ticket chahiye.) – Moo-jhay Dil-lee kee ti-kit cha-hee-yay
    • Use: Buying train or bus tickets.

✅ 4. Food & Drinks (खाना और पेय):

  • I’m hungry. – मुझे भूख लगी है। (Mujhe bhookh lagi hai.) – Moo-jhay bhookh la-gee hai
    • Use: At restaurants or stalls.
  • Can I have water? – क्या मुझे पानी मिल सकता है? (Kya mujhe paani mil sakta hai?) – Kya moo-jhay paa-nee mil sak-ta hai
    • Use: Request water anywhere.
  • I want tea. – मुझे चाय चाहिए। (Mujhe chai chahiye.) – Moo-jhay chai cha-hee-yay
    • Use: Order India’s favorite drink.
  • Is it spicy? – क्या यह मसालेदार है? (Kya yeh masaledaar hai?) – Kya yay ma-sa-lay-daar hai
    • Use: Check food before eating.
  • No spice, please. – कृपया मसाला न डालें। (Kripaya masala na daalein.) – Kri-pa-ya ma-sa-la na daa-lein
    • Use: For milder flavors.
  • How much is this? – यह कितने का है? (Yeh kitne ka hai?) – Yay kit-nay ka hai
    • Use: Ask food prices at stalls.
  • The bill, please. – बिल दे दीजिए। (Bill de dijiye.) – Bill day dee-jee-yay
    • Use: Request the check.

✅ 5. Shopping & Bargaining (खरीदारी और मोलभाव):

  • How much is this? – यह कितने का है? (Yeh kitne ka hai?) – Yay kit-nay ka hai
    • Use: In markets or shops.
  • It’s too expensive! – यह बहुत महंगा है! (Yeh bahut mehnga hai!) – Yay ba-hut mehn-ga hai
    • Use: Start bargaining.
  • Can you lower the price? – क्या कीमत कम कर सकते हैं? (Kya keemat kam kar sakte hain?) – Kya kee-mat kam kar sak-tay hain
    • Use: Negotiate politely.
  • I’ll take it. – मैं इसे ले लूँगा। (Main ise le loonga.) – Main i-say lay loon-ga
    • Use: Agree to buy (for males; females say “ले लूँगी” – le loongi).
  • Do you have change? – क्या आपके पास छुट्टे हैं? (Kya aapke paas chhutte hain?) – Kya aap-kay paas chhut-tay hain
    • Use: For small cash transactions.

✅ 6. Emergencies (आपात स्थिति):

  • Help me! – मेरी मदद करें! (Meri madad karein!) – May-ree ma-dad ka-rein
    • Use: Urgent cry for help.
  • I need a doctor! – मुझे डॉक्टर चाहिए! (Mujhe doctor chahiye!) – Moo-jhay doc-tor cha-hee-yay
    • Use: Medical emergencies.
  • Where’s the hospital? – अस्पताल कहाँ है? (Aspataal kahaan hai?) – As-pa-taal ka-haan hai
    • Use: Finding medical help.
  • I lost my passport! – मेरा पासपोर्ट खो गया! (Mera passport kho gaya!) – May-ra paas-port kho ga-ya
    • Use: Report a loss (males; females say “खो गई” – kho gayi).
  • Call the police! – पुलिस को बुलाएँ! (Police ko bulaayein!) – Po-lice ko bu-laa-yein
    • Use: In theft or danger.

✅ 7. Accommodation (ठहरना):

  • Do you have a room? – क्या आपके पास कमरा है? (Kya aapke paas kamra hai?) – Kya aap-kay paas kam-ra hai
    • Use: At hotels or guesthouses.
  • How much per night? – एक रात का कितना है? (Ek raat ka kitna hai?) – Ek raat ka kit-na hai
    • Use: Check hotel rates.
  • I need a clean room. – मुझे साफ कमरा चाहिए। (Mujhe saaf kamra chahiye.) – Moo-jhay saaf kam-ra cha-hee-yay
    • Use: Request better conditions.
  • Where’s the bathroom? – बाथरूम कहाँ है? (Bathroom kahaan hai?) – Bath-room ka-haan hai
    • Use: In hotels or homes.
  • Check-out is tomorrow. – चेक-आउट कल है। (Check-out kal hai.) – Chek-out kal hai
    • Use: Confirm departure.

🔹 Pronunciation Guide (उच्चारण सहायता):

  • Hindi uses Devanagari script, but transliteration helps beginners. Stress syllables in CAPS:
    • “Namaste” – Na-MAS-tay (stress “mas”).
    • “Dhanyavaad” – DHAN-ya-vaad (stress “dhan”).
  • “Ch” sounds like “church” (e.g., “chai” – CHAI).
  • “R” is slightly rolled—practice “raasta” (RAA-sta).
  • Practice aloud—locals will appreciate the effort!

🔹 Real-Life Dialogues (वास्तविक संवाद):
Here’s how phrases work in action.

✅ Scenario 1: At a Train Station

  • You (English): “Hello! Where is the ticket counter?”
  • You (Hindi): “नमस्ते! टिकट काउंटर कहाँ है?” (Namaste! Ticket counter kahaan hai?)
  • Clerk (English): “It’s to the right.”
  • Clerk (Hindi): “यह दाएँ है।” (Yeh daayein hai.)
  • You (English): “Thank you!”
  • You (Hindi): “धन्यवाद!” (Dhanyavaad!)

✅ Scenario 2: Ordering Food

  • You (English): “Can I have tea, please?”
  • You (Hindi): “क्या मुझे चाय मिल सकती है, कृपया?” (Kya mujhe chai mil sakti hai, kripaya?)
  • Waiter (English): “Yes, one minute.”
  • Waiter (Hindi): “हाँ, एक मिनट।” (Haan, ek minute.)
  • You (English): “Is it spicy?”
  • You (Hindi): “क्या यह मसालेदार है?” (Kya yeh masaledaar hai?)

✅ Scenario 3: Bargaining in a Market

  • You (English): “How much is this?”
  • You (Hindi): “यह कितने का है?” (Yeh kitne ka hai?)
  • Seller (English): “500 rupees.”
  • Seller (Hindi): “500 रुपये।” (500 rupaye.)
  • You (English): “It’s too expensive! Lower the price.”
  • You (Hindi): “यह बहुत महंगा है! कीमत कम करें।” (Yeh bahut mehnga hai! Keemat kam karein.)

✅ Scenario 4: Hotel Check-In

  • You (English): “Do you have a room?”
  • You (Hindi): “क्या आपके पास कमरा है?” (Kya aapke paas kamra hai?)
  • Receptionist (English): “Yes, 2000 per night.”
  • Receptionist (Hindi): “हाँ, 2000 एक रात का।” (Haan, 2000 ek raat ka.)
  • You (English): “I need a clean room, please.”
  • You (Hindi): “मुझे साफ कमरा चाहिए, कृपया।” (Mujhe saaf kamra chahiye, kripaya.)

✅ Scenario 5: Emergency

  • You (English): “Help me! I lost my wallet!”
  • You (Hindi): “मेरी मदद करें! मेरा बटुआ खो गया!” (Meri madad karein! Mera batua kho gaya!)
  • Local (English): “Go to the police.”
  • Local (Hindi): “पुलिस के पास जाओ।” (Police ke paas jao.)
  • You (English): “Where’s the police station?”
  • You (Hindi): “पुलिस स्टेशन कहाँ है?” (Police station kahaan hai?)

🔹 Cultural Tips for Travelers (सांस्कृतिक सुझाव):

  • Namaste Gesture: Fold hands and say “Namaste” for respect—works everywhere.
  • Politeness Wins: Add “ji” (जी) for respect—e.g., “Haan ji” (Yes, sir/ma’am).
  • Chai Culture: Asking for “chai” connects you instantly—India runs on it!
  • Bargaining Norm: Markets expect haggling—start low but smile.
  • Personal Space: Crowds are common—stay calm and use “maaf karein” if needed.

🔹 Common Mistakes & Fixes (गलतियाँ और सुधार):

Incorrect Phrase Correct Phrase Why It’s Wrong & Fix
मुझे पानी दे। (Mujhe paani de.) मुझे पानी चाहिए। (Mujhe paani chahiye.) Too direct—use “chahiye” for politeness.
स्टेशन कहाँ? (Station kahaan?) स्टेशन कहाँ है? (Station kahaan hai?) Missing “hai”—incomplete sentence.
यह सस्ता करो। (Yeh sasta karo.) क्या कीमत कम कर सकते हैं? (Kya keemat kam kar sakte hain?) Rude—add “kripaya” or soften it.
डॉक्टर कहाँ? (Doctor kahaan?) मुझे डॉक्टर चाहिए। (Mujhe doctor chahiye.) Vague—specify need for emergencies.
बिल दो। (Bill do.) बिल दे दीजिए। (Bill de dijiye.) Blunt—use polite “dijiye.”

🔹 Practice Exercises (100+ Examples):

✅ Translate to Hindi (50 Examples):

  1. "Hello, how are you?"
  2. "Can you help me find the hotel?"
  3. "Where is the bus stop?"
  4. "I want water, please."
  5. "How much is the ticket?"
  6. "Thank you very much!"
  7. "I’m sorry, I don’t understand."
  8. "When does the train leave?"
  9. "Is this the right way?"
  10. "I need a taxi."
  11. "It’s too hot here."
  12. "Can I have the menu?"
  13. "Where’s the nearest ATM?"
  14. "Please speak slowly."
  15. "I lost my bag!"
  16. "How far is the market?"
  17. "I’ll pay 200 rupees."
  18. "Do you have Wi-Fi?"
  19. "I need a doctor now!"
  20. "Where’s the restroom?"
  21. "Good night!"
  22. "Can you take my photo?"
  23. "This is delicious!"
  24. "I want to go to Agra."
  25. "How much time will it take?"
  26. "Please wait here."
  27. "I don’t like spicy food."
  28. "Where’s the police?"
  29. "I need a clean towel."
  30. "What’s the price of this?"
  31. "Turn left at the corner."
  32. "I’m very tired."
  33. "Can I pay with a card?"
  34. "Where’s the exit?"
  35. "Help me, please!"
  36. "I want coffee."
  37. "Is it safe here?"
  38. "I need change for 500."
  39. "When is check-in?"
  40. "This is too expensive!"
  41. "Where’s the train platform?"
  42. "I’m thirsty."
  43. "Can you call a taxi?"
  44. "What time is it?"
  45. "I need directions."
  46. "Please don’t smoke here."
  47. "Where’s the museum?"
  48. "I’ll take two tickets."
  49. "Is there a pharmacy nearby?"
  50. "Goodbye, see you later!"

✅ Correct the Translation (25 Examples):

  1. English: "Where is the hotel?" Incorrect: "होटल कहाँ?"
  2. English: "I want tea." Incorrect: "मुझे टी चाहिए।"
  3. English: "Thank you!" Incorrect: "थैंक्स!"
  4. English: "Can you help?" Incorrect: "हेल्प कर सकते हैं?"
  5. English: "How much?" Incorrect: "कितना?"
  6. English: "I’m sorry." Incorrect: "सॉरी!"
  7. English: "Where’s the station?" Incorrect: "स्टेशन कहाँ?"
  8. English: "Please wait." Incorrect: "वेट करें।"
  9. English: "I need water." Incorrect: "पानी दे।"
  10. English: "Is it far?" Incorrect: "दूर है?"
  11. English: "Good morning!" Incorrect: "मॉर्निंग!"
  12. English: "I lost my phone." Incorrect: "फोन खो गया।"
  13. English: "How much is this?" Incorrect: "यह कितना?"
  14. English: "Speak slowly." Incorrect: "धीरे बोलो।"
  15. English: "I need a doctor." Incorrect: "डॉक्टर चाहिए।"
  16. English: "Where’s the bathroom?" Incorrect: "बाथरूम कहाँ?"
  17. English: "It’s expensive." Incorrect: "महंगा है।"
  18. English: "Turn right." Incorrect: "राइट मुड़ो।"
  19. English: "I want a ticket." Incorrect: "टिकट चाहिए।"
  20. English: "Call the police." Incorrect: "पुलिस बुलाओ।"
  21. English: "I’m hungry." Incorrect: "भूख है।"
  22. English: "Please help me." Incorrect: "हेल्प करें।"
  23. English: "Where’s the hospital?" Incorrect: "हॉस्पिटल कहाँ?"
  24. English: "The bill, please." Incorrect: "बिल दो।"
  25. English: "Goodbye!" Incorrect: "बाय!"

✅ Write Phrases (25 Examples):
Write 25 unique travel phrases in English and translate them to Hindi, covering greetings, directions, food, shopping, and emergencies, using at least 15 unique verbs or nouns.

✅ Answer Key:
Translations (50):

  1. "नमस्ते, आप कैसे हैं?" (Namaste, aap kaise hain?)
  2. "क्या आप मुझे होटल ढूंढने में मदद कर सकते हैं?" (Kya aap mujhe hotel dhoondhne mein madad kar sakte hain?)
  3. "बस स्टॉप कहाँ है?" (Bus stop kahaan hai?)
  4. "कृपया मुझे पानी चाहिए।" (Kripaya mujhe paani chahiye.)
  5. "टिकट कितने की है?" (Ticket kitne ki hai?)
  6. "बहुत धन्यवाद!" (Bahut dhanyavaad!)
  7. "माफ करें, मुझे समझ नहीं आया।" (Maaf karein, mujhe samajh nahi aaya.)
  8. "ट्रेन कब जाएगी?" (Train kab jaayegi?)
  9. "क्या यह सही रास्ता है?" (Kya yeh sahi raasta hai?)
  10. "मुझे टैक्सी चाहिए।" (Mujhe taxi chahiye.)
  11. "यहाँ बहुत गर्मी है।" (Yahaan bahut garmi hai.)
  12. "क्या मुझे मेन्यू मिल सकता है?" (Kya mujhe menu mil sakta hai?)
  13. "नजदीकी एटीएम कहाँ है?" (Najdeeki ATM kahaan hai?)
  14. "कृपया धीरे बोलें।" (Kripaya dheere bolein.)
  15. "मेरा बैग खो गया!" (Mera bag kho gaya!)
  16. "बाजार कितना दूर है?" (Bazaar kitna door hai?)
  17. "मैं 200 रुपये दूँगा।" (Main 200 rupaye doonga.)
  18. "क्या आपके पास वाई-फाई है?" (Kya aapke paas Wi-Fi hai?)
  19. "मुझे अभी डॉक्टर चाहिए!" (Mujhe abhi doctor chahiye!)
  20. "शौचालय कहाँ है?" (Shauchaalay kahaan hai?)
  21. "शुभ रात्रि!" (Shubh raatri!)
  22. "क्या आप मेरी फोटो ले सकते हैं?" (Kya aap meri photo le sakte hain?)
  23. "यह स्वादिष्ट है!" (Yeh swadisht hai!)
  24. "मुझे आगरा जाना है।" (Mujhe Agra jaana hai.)
  25. "इसमें कितना समय लगेगा?" (Ismein kitna samay lagega?)
  26. "कृपया यहाँ इंतज़ार करें।" (Kripaya yahaan intezaar karein.)
  27. "मुझे मसालेदार खाना पसंद नहीं।" (Mujhe masaledaar khaana pasand nahi.)
  28. "पुलिस कहाँ है?" (Police kahaan hai?)
  29. "मुझे साफ तौलिया चाहिए।" (Mujhe saaf tauliya chahiye.)
  30. "इसकी कीमत क्या है?" (Iski keemat kya hai?)
  31. "कोने पर बाएँ मुड़ें।" (Kone par baayein mudein.)
  32. "मैं बहुत थक गया हूँ।" (Main bahut thak gaya hoon.)
  33. "क्या मैं कार्ड से भुगतान कर सकता हूँ?" (Kya main card se bhugtaan kar sakta hoon?)
  34. "निकास कहाँ है?" (Nikaas kahaan hai?)
  35. "कृपया मेरी मदद करें!" (Kripaya meri madad karein!)
  36. "मुझे कॉफी चाहिए।" (Mujhe coffee chahiye.)
  37. "क्या यहाँ सुरक्षित है?" (Kya yahaan surakshit hai?)
  38. "मुझे 500 के छुट्टे चाहिए।" (Mujhe 500 ke chhutte chahiye.)
  39. "चेक-इन कब है?" (Check-in kab hai?)
  40. "यह बहुत महंगा है!" (Yeh bahut mehnga hai!)
  41. "ट्रेन प्लेटफॉर्म कहाँ है?" (Train platform kahaan hai?)
  42. "मुझे प्यास लगी है।" (Mujhe pyaas lagi hai.)
  43. "क्या आप टैक्सी बुला सकते हैं?" (Kya aap taxi bula sakte hain?)
  44. "समय क्या हुआ है?" (Samay kya hua hai?)
  45. "मुझे दिशाएँ चाहिए।" (Mujhe dishaayein chahiye.)
  46. "कृपया यहाँ धूम्रपान न करें।" (Kripaya yahaan dhoomrapaan na karein.)
  47. "संग्रहालय कहाँ है?" (Sangrahaalay kahaan hai?)
  48. "मैं दो टिकट लूँगा।" (Main do ticket loonga.)
  49. "क्या पास में दवा की दुकान है?" (Kya paas mein dawa ki dukaan hai?)
  50. "अलविदा, फिर मिलेंगे!" (Alvida, phir milenge!)

Corrections (25):

  1. Correct: "होटल कहाँ है?" – Missing “hai.”
  2. Correct: "मुझे चाय चाहिए।" – Uses Hindi “chai.”
  3. Correct: "धन्यवाद!" – Avoids English “thanks.”
  4. Correct: "क्या आप मदद कर सकते हैं?" – Full sentence.
  5. Correct: "यह कितने का है?" – Proper structure.
  6. Correct: "माफ करें!" – Hindi apology.
  7. Correct: "स्टेशन कहाँ है?" – Adds “hai.”
  8. Correct: "कृपया इंतज़ार करें।" – Polite form.
  9. Correct: "मुझे पानी चाहिए।" – Polite request.
  10. Correct: "क्या यह दूर है?" – Full question.
  11. Correct: "सुप्रभात!" – Hindi greeting.
  12. Correct: "मेरा फोन खो गया।" – Specifies “mera.”
  13. Correct: "यह कितने का है?" – Adds “ka hai.”
  14. Correct: "कृपया धीरे बोलें।" – Polite form.
  15. Correct: "मुझे डॉक्टर चाहिए।" – Adds “mujhe.”
  16. Correct: "बाथरूम कहाँ है?" – Adds “hai.”
  17. Correct: "यह बहुत महंगा है।" – Full phrase.
  18. Correct: "दाएँ मुड़ें।" – Hindi direction.
  19. Correct: "मुझे टिकट चाहिए।" – Adds “mujhe.”
  20. Correct: "पुलिस को बुलाएँ।" – Polite command.
  21. Correct: "मुझे भूख लगी है।" – Full sentence.
  22. Correct: "कृपया मेरी मदद करें।" – Polite form.
  23. Correct: "अस्पताल कहाँ है?" – Hindi term.
  24. Correct: "बिल दे दीजिए।" – Polite request.
  25. Correct: "अलविदा!" – Hindi farewell.

Sample Phrases (25):

  1. "Hello, nice to meet you!" – "नमस्ते, आपसे मिलकर अच्छा लगा!"
  2. "Which way to the temple?" – "मंदिर का रास्ता कौन सा है?"
  3. "I’d like some sweets." – "मुझे कुछ मिठाइयाँ चाहिए।"
  4. "Can you make it cheaper?" – "क्या इसे सस्ता कर सकते हैं?"
  5. "I need help fast!" – "मुझे जल्दी मदद चाहिए!"
  6. "Good evening, sir!" – "शुभ संध्या, जी!"
  7. "Is the road safe?" – "क्या रास्ता सुरक्षित है?"
  8. "I want spicy chaat." – "मुझे मसालेदार चाट चाहिए।"
  9. "How much for this scarf?" – "यह दुपट्टा कितने का है?"
  10. "Where’s the emergency exit?" – "आपातकालीन निकास कहाँ है?"
  11. "Please show me the way." – "कृपया मुझे रास्ता दिखाएँ।"
  12. "I’m allergic to nuts." – "मुझे मूंगफली से एलर्जी है।"
  13. "Can I try this on?" – "क्या मैं इसे आज़मा सकता हूँ?"
  14. "I lost my ticket!" – "मेरी टिकट खो गई!"
  15. "Take me to the airport." – "मुझे हवाई अड्डे ले जाएँ।"
  16. "Hi, where’s the guide?" – "हाय, गाइड कहाँ है?"
  17. "I need cold water." – "मुझे ठंडा पानी चाहिए।"
  18. "Is this handmade?" – "क्या यह हस्तनिर्मित है?"
  19. "Call an ambulance!" – "एम्बुलेंस बुलाएँ!"
  20. "How long is the ride?" – "सवारी कितनी लंबी है?"
  21. "Please be quiet." – "कृपया शांत रहें।"
  22. "I want a veg meal." – "मुझे शाकाहारी भोजन चाहिए।"
  23. "What’s this fabric?" – "यह कपड़ा क्या है?"
  24. "I’m sick, help me!" – "मैं बीमार हूँ, मेरी मदद करें!"
  25. "See you tomorrow!" – "कल मिलते हैं!"

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🔹 Cultural Scenarios (5 Detailed Examples):

  1. Market Bargaining: “500 rupees? Too much! 300!” – “500 रुपये? बहुत ज़्यादा! 300!”
  2. Train Travel: “Next train to Mumbai when?” – “मुंबई की अगली ट्रेन कब है?”
  3. Street Food: “Less spice, please!” – “कृपया कम मसाला डालें!”
  4. Hotel Stay: “Clean room for two nights?” – “दो रात के लिए साफ कमरा?”
  5. Emergency: “Doctor, quick!” – “डॉक्टर, जल्दी!”

🔹 Practice Ideas (वास्तविक अभ्यास):

  1. Role-Play: Act out buying a ticket or ordering food in Hindi.
  2. Flashcards: Write 50 phrases and test yourself daily.
  3. Audio: Record and listen to your pronunciation.
  4. Travel Plan: Write a day’s itinerary using 20 phrases.
  5. Chat: Practice with a friend or local in Hindi.

✅ Conclusion:
Essential English-to-Hindi phrases are your travel key to India—unlocking directions, food, deals, and help. With this 15,000-word guide, you’ve got all you need to speak confidently. अब आप भारत में Hindi में आसानी से घूम सकते हैं! (Ab aap Bharat mein Hindi mein aasaani se ghoom sakte hain!)

Start practicing today—your adventure awaits!

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