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Sales Vocabulary in Hindi: 100+ Useful Words & Phrases | Hindi • Roman Hindi • English

💰 Sales Vocabulary in Hindi — Hindi • Roman Hindi • English

Learn the Hindi Words & Phrases You Need to Talk About Products, Prices, Customers & Sales

Selling something in Hindi is not only about knowing the word for “price.”

You need to know how to:

welcome a customer
introduce a product
explain features
discuss price
offer a discount
understand customer needs
answer questions
negotiate politely
make an offer
confirm an order
discuss payment
follow up with a customer
build trust

This practical Sales Vocabulary in Hindi guide teaches useful words and sentences in:

🇮🇳 Hindi • 🔤 Roman Hindi • 🇬🇧 English

It is designed for salespeople, shop owners, business professionals, entrepreneurs, freelancers, customer-facing employees, students, travelers, and Hindi learners who want practical Hindi for real-world business conversations.

🎯 Goal: Don't just memorize sales words. Learn how to use them in complete conversations.

🌍 Why Learn Sales Vocabulary in Hindi?

Imagine this situation.

You are selling a product to a Hindi-speaking customer.

You know:

“Hello.”

You know:

“Thank you.”

But then the customer asks:

“इसकी कीमत कितनी है?”

Can you answer naturally?

Or perhaps the customer says:

“कुछ छूट मिलेगी?”

Can you respond?

Sales conversations become much easier when you know the vocabulary surrounding price, products, quality, discounts, payment, delivery, and customer needs.

Hindi business communication frequently includes English loanwords such as price, discount, product, order, payment, and delivery, especially in modern workplaces and commercial settings.

So you do not need to speak extremely formal Hindi to communicate effectively.

You need useful Hindi that people can actually use.

sales vocabulary in Hindi

🧠 The Sales Vocabulary Formula

Instead of learning hundreds of isolated words, remember this simple pattern:

👋 Customer → Product → Price → Value → Discount → Order → Payment → Delivery

For example:

ग्राहक → उत्पाद → कीमत → गुणवत्ता → छूट → ऑर्डर → भुगतान → डिलीवरी

Graahak → Utpaad → Keemat → Gunvatta → Chhoot → Order → Bhugtaan → Delivery

Customer → Product → Price → Quality → Discount → Order → Payment → Delivery

Once you understand this sequence, many sales conversations become easier to follow.

🛍️ 1. Essential Sales Vocabulary

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*बिक्री*	*Bikri*	*Sale / Sales*
*बेचना*	*Bechna*	*To sell*
*विक्रेता*	*Vikreta*	*Seller*
*बिक्रीकर्ता*	*Bikrikarta*	*Salesperson*
*ग्राहक*	*Graahak*	*Customer*
*खरीदार*	*Kharidaar*	*Buyer*
*उत्पाद*	*Utpaad*	*Product*
*सामान*	*Saamaan*	*Goods / Items*
*वस्तु*	*Vastu*	*Item / Object*
*सेवा*	*Seva*	*Service*
*कीमत*	*Keemat*	*Price*
*मूल्य*	*Moolya*	*Value / Price*
*छूट*	*Chhoot*	*Discount*
*भुगतान*	*Bhugtaan*	*Payment*
*ऑर्डर*	*Order*	*Order*
*बिल*	*Bill*	*Bill*
*रसीद*	*Raseed*	*Receipt*
*नकद*	*Nakad*	*Cash*
*कार्ड*	*Card*	*Card*
*डिलीवरी*	*Delivery*	*Delivery*
*गुणवत्ता*	*Gunvatta*	*Quality*
*ब्रांड*	*Brand*	*Brand*
*ऑफ़र*	*Offer*	*Offer*
*सौदा*	*Sauda*	*Deal*
*प्रस्ताव*	*Prastaav*	*Proposal / Offer*
*मांग*	*Maang*	*Demand*
*आपूर्ति*	*Aapoorti*	*Supply*
*लाभ*	*Laabh*	*Profit / Benefit*
*नुकसान*	*Nuksaan*	*Loss*
*लक्ष्य*	*Lakshya*	*Target / Goal*

⭐ Most Important Words to Remember

If you are a beginner, start with these ten:

ग्राहक — Graahak — Customer
उत्पाद — Utpaad — Product
कीमत — Keemat — Price
छूट — Chhoot — Discount
गुणवत्ता — Gunvatta — Quality
ऑर्डर — Order — Order
भुगतान — Bhugtaan — Payment
बिक्री — Bikri — Sales
सौदा — Sauda — Deal
डिलीवरी — Delivery — Delivery

💵 2. Price & Cost Vocabulary

Price is one of the most important parts of a sales conversation.

Key Words

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*कीमत*	*Keemat*	*Price*
*दाम*	*Daam*	*Price*
*मूल्य*	*Moolya*	*Value / Price*
*महँगा*	*Mehnga*	*Expensive*
*सस्ता*	*Sasta*	*Cheap / Inexpensive*
*उचित कीमत*	*Uchit keemat*	*Reasonable price*
*कुल कीमत*	*Kul keemat*	*Total price*
*अतिरिक्त शुल्क*	*Atirikt shulk*	*Additional charge*
*लागत*	*Laagat*	*Cost*
*भुगतान*	*Bhugtaan*	*Payment*

Useful Sentences

इसकी कीमत कितनी है?
Iski keemat kitni hai?
How much does this cost?

इसकी कीमत ₹500 है।
Iski keemat ₹500 hai.
Its price is ₹500.

इसकी कीमत थोड़ी ज़्यादा है।
Iski keemat thodi zyaada hai.
Its price is a little high.

यह उचित कीमत है।
Yeh uchit keemat hai.
This is a reasonable price.

इसकी कीमत कम है।
Iski keemat kam hai.
Its price is low.

Hindi sales vocabulary

🏷️ 3. Discount Vocabulary

Discounts are common in everyday shopping and sales conversations.

Important Words

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*छूट*	*Chhoot*	*Discount*
*विशेष छूट*	*Vishesh chhoot*	*Special discount*
*अतिरिक्त छूट*	*Atirikt chhoot*	*Additional discount*
*ऑफ़र*	*Offer*	*Offer*
*विशेष ऑफ़र*	*Vishesh offer*	*Special offer*
*बिक्री*	*Bikri*	*Sale*
*त्योहारी ऑफ़र*	*Tyohari offer*	*Festival offer*
*कीमत कम करना*	*Keemat kam karna*	*To reduce the price*

Useful Sales Phrases

आपको विशेष छूट मिल सकती है।
Aapko vishesh chhoot mil sakti hai.
You can get a special discount.

इस पर दस प्रतिशत की छूट है।
Is par das pratishat ki chhoot hai.
There is a ten percent discount on this.

क्या कुछ छूट मिल सकती है?
Kya kuchh chhoot mil sakti hai?
Can I get some discount?

मैं आपको थोड़ी छूट दे सकता हूँ।
Main aapko thodi chhoot de sakta hoon.
I can give you a small discount.

📦 4. Product Vocabulary

A salesperson needs to describe products clearly.

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*उत्पाद*	*Utpaad*	*Product*
*सामान*	*Saamaan*	*Goods*
*वस्तु*	*Vastu*	*Item*
*मॉडल*	*Model*	*Model*
*आकार*	*Aakaar*	*Size*
*रंग*	*Rang*	*Color*
*डिज़ाइन*	*Design*	*Design*
*विशेषता*	*Visheshata*	*Feature*
*गुणवत्ता*	*Gunvatta*	*Quality*
*सामग्री*	*Saamagri*	*Material*
*उपयोग*	*Upyog*	*Use*
*लाभ*	*Laabh*	*Benefit*
*नया*	*Naya*	*New*
*पुराना*	*Puraana*	*Old*
*लोकप्रिय*	*Lokpriya*	*Popular*
*उपलब्ध*	*Uplabdh*	*Available*
*स्टॉक*	*Stock*	*Stock*

Example

यह नया मॉडल है।
Yeh naya model hai.
This is a new model.

इसकी गुणवत्ता बहुत अच्छी है।
Iski gunvatta bahut achhi hai.
Its quality is very good.

यह कई रंगों में उपलब्ध है।
Yeh kai rangon mein uplabdh hai.
It is available in several colors.

इसकी सबसे खास विशेषता क्या है?
Iski sabse khaas visheshata kya hai?
What is its most important feature?

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⭐ 5. Quality & Value Vocabulary

Customers often want to know whether a product is worth the price.

Useful Words

अच्छी गुणवत्ता — Achhi gunvatta — Good quality

उच्च गुणवत्ता — Uchch gunvatta — High quality

टिकाऊ — Tikaaū — Durable

विश्वसनीय — Vishvasniya — Reliable

मज़बूत — Mazboot — Strong

उपयोगी — Upyogi — Useful

लोकप्रिय — Lokpriya — Popular

किफ़ायती — Kifaayati — Affordable / Cost-effective

पैसे के हिसाब से अच्छा — Paise ke hisaab se achha — Good value for money

Sales Sentence

यह पैसे के हिसाब से बहुत अच्छा है।
Yeh paise ke hisaab se bahut achha hai.
This offers very good value for money.

👤 6. Customer Vocabulary

A successful sales conversation begins with understanding the customer.

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*ग्राहक*	*Graahak*	*Customer*
*खरीदार*	*Kharidaar*	*Buyer*
*ग्राहक की ज़रूरत*	*Graahak ki zaroorat*	*Customer's need*
*पसंद*	*Pasand*	*Preference / Liking*
*आवश्यकता*	*Aavashyakta*	*Requirement*
*सवाल*	*Sawaal*	*Question*
*समस्या*	*Samasya*	*Problem*
*प्रतिक्रिया*	*Pratikriya*	*Feedback*
*शिकायत*	*Shikaayat*	*Complaint*
*सुझाव*	*Sujhaav*	*Suggestion*

Useful Questions

आपको किस चीज़ की ज़रूरत है?
Aapko kis cheez ki zaroorat hai?
What do you need?

आप किस प्रकार का उत्पाद चाहते हैं?
Aap kis prakaar ka utpaad chahte hain?
What type of product do you want?

आपकी बजट सीमा क्या है?
Aapki budget seema kya hai?
What is your budget range?

आपकी क्या पसंद है?
Aapki kya pasand hai?
What do you prefer?

🤝 7. Building Trust With Customers

Good sales communication is not only about selling.

It is also about making the customer feel heard and respected.

Useful Phrases

मैं आपकी मदद करता हूँ।
Main aapki madad karta hoon.
I'll help you.

मैं आपको कुछ विकल्प दिखाता हूँ।
Main aapko kuchh vikalp dikhaata hoon.
I'll show you some options.

आप अपनी ज़रूरत बताइए।
Aap apni zaroorat bataiye.
Please tell me what you need.

आप आराम से देख सकते हैं।
Aap aaraam se dekh sakte hain.
You can take your time to look.

अगर आपका कोई सवाल है, तो पूछिए।
Agar aapka koi sawaal hai, to poochhiye.
If you have any questions, please ask.

Hindi vocabulary for salespeople

🗣️ 8. Product Presentation Vocabulary

When you introduce a product, these phrases are extremely useful.

“This product is…”

यह उत्पाद बहुत उपयोगी है।
Yeh utpaad bahut upyogi hai.
This product is very useful.

यह उत्पाद टिकाऊ है।
Yeh utpaad tikaaū hai.
This product is durable.

यह नया मॉडल है।
Yeh naya model hai.
This is a new model.

यह हमारे सबसे लोकप्रिय उत्पादों में से एक है।
Yeh hamaare sabse lokpriya utpaadon mein se ek hai.
This is one of our most popular products.

इसमें कई उपयोगी सुविधाएँ हैं।
Ismein kai upyogi suvidhaaen hain.
It has several useful features.

💬 9. Asking the Customer Questions

Good salespeople need good questions.

Useful Hindi Questions

आप इसे किस काम के लिए इस्तेमाल करेंगे?
Aap ise kis kaam ke liye istemaal karenge?
What will you use it for?

आपको कौन-सा मॉडल पसंद है?
Aapko kaun-sa model pasand hai?
Which model do you prefer?

आपका बजट कितना है?
Aapka budget kitna hai?
What is your budget?

क्या आपको कोई विशेष रंग चाहिए?
Kya aapko koi vishesh rang chahiye?
Do you need a particular color?

क्या आपको कोई और जानकारी चाहिए?
Kya aapko koi aur jaankaari chahiye?
Do you need any other information?

💰 10. Negotiation Vocabulary

Negotiation is an important part of many sales conversations.

Key Words

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*बातचीत*	*Baatcheet*	*Discussion*
*बातचीत करना*	*Baatcheet karna*	*To discuss*
*मोलभाव*	*Mol-bhaav*	*Bargaining*
*सौदा*	*Sauda*	*Deal*
*शर्त*	*Shart*	*Condition / Term*
*प्रस्ताव*	*Prastaav*	*Offer / Proposal*
*सहमति*	*Sahmati*	*Agreement*
*अंतिम कीमत*	*Antim keemat*	*Final price*
*समझौता*	*Samjhauta*	*Compromise / Agreement*
*स्वीकार करना*	*Sweekaar karna*	*To accept*

Useful Negotiation Phrases

क्या कीमत में कुछ कमी हो सकती है?
Kya keemat mein kuchh kami ho sakti hai?
Can the price be reduced?

मैं आपको बेहतर कीमत दे सकता हूँ।
Main aapko behtar keemat de sakta hoon.
I can give you a better price.

यह हमारी सबसे अच्छी कीमत है।
Yeh hamaari sabse achhi keemat hai.
This is our best price.

अगर आप दो खरीदते हैं, तो हम कुछ छूट दे सकते हैं।
Agar aap do khareedte hain, to hum kuchh chhoot de sakte hain.
If you buy two, we can offer some discount.

📦 11. Order Vocabulary

Once the customer decides to buy, the conversation moves toward the order.

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*ऑर्डर*	*Order*	*Order*
*ऑर्डर करना*	*Order karna*	*To order*
*मात्रा*	*Maatra*	*Quantity*
*संख्या*	*Sankhya*	*Number / Quantity*
*उपलब्धता*	*Uplabdhata*	*Availability*
*स्टॉक*	*Stock*	*Stock*
*पुष्टि*	*Pushti*	*Confirmation*
*ऑर्डर नंबर*	*Order number*	*Order number*
*पता*	*Pata*	*Address*
*डिलीवरी*	*Delivery*	*Delivery*

Useful Sentences

क्या आप ऑर्डर देना चाहते हैं?
Kya aap order dena chahte hain?
Would you like to place an order?

आपको कितनी मात्रा चाहिए?
Aapko kitni maatra chahiye?
How much quantity do you need?

आपका ऑर्डर तैयार है।
Aapka order taiyaar hai.
Your order is ready.

कृपया अपना पता दीजिए।
Kripya apna pata dijiye.
Please provide your address.

💳 12. Payment Vocabulary

Essential Payment Words

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*भुगतान*	*Bhugtaan*	*Payment*
*नकद*	*Nakad*	*Cash*
*कार्ड*	*Card*	*Card*
*ऑनलाइन भुगतान*	*Online bhugtaan*	*Online payment*
*रसीद*	*Raseed*	*Receipt*
*बिल*	*Bill*	*Bill*
*कुल राशि*	*Kul raashi*	*Total amount*
*अग्रिम भुगतान*	*Agrim bhugtaan*	*Advance payment*
*बकाया*	*Bakaaya*	*Outstanding amount*
*भुगतान करना*	*Bhugtaan karna*	*To make payment*

Useful Sentences

आप नकद भुगतान करेंगे या कार्ड से?
Aap nakad bhugtaan karenge ya card se?
Will you pay in cash or by card?

कुल राशि ₹2,000 है।
Kul raashi ₹2,000 hai.
The total amount is ₹2,000.

कृपया भुगतान की पुष्टि करें।
Kripya bhugtaan ki pushti karein.
Please confirm the payment.

यह आपकी रसीद है।
Yeh aapki raseed hai.
Here is your receipt.

🚚 13. Delivery Vocabulary

Sales does not end when the customer pays.

Delivery is another important part of the conversation.

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*डिलीवरी*	*Delivery*	*Delivery*
*भेजना*	*Bhejna*	*To send*
*पहुँचाना*	*Pahunchana*	*To deliver*
*भेज दिया गया*	*Bhej diya gaya*	*Has been sent*
*पहुँच गया*	*Pahunch gaya*	*Has arrived*
*तारीख*	*Taarikh*	*Date*
*समय*	*Samay*	*Time*
*पता*	*Pata*	*Address*
*देरी*	*Deri*	*Delay*
*जल्दी*	*Jaldi*	*Early / Quickly*

Useful Sentences

आपका सामान कल भेज दिया जाएगा।
Aapka saamaan kal bhej diya jaayega.
Your order will be shipped tomorrow.

डिलीवरी कब होगी?
Delivery kab hogi?
When will the delivery arrive?

डिलीवरी में थोड़ी देरी हो सकती है।
Delivery mein thodi deri ho sakti hai.
There may be a slight delay in delivery.

📞 14. Sales Follow-Up Vocabulary

Following up with customers is common in professional sales.

Useful Phrases

मैं आपके ऑर्डर के बारे में पूछने के लिए फोन कर रहा हूँ।
Main aapke order ke baare mein poochhne ke liye phone kar raha hoon.
I'm calling to follow up about your order.

क्या आपने हमारे प्रस्ताव पर विचार किया?
Kya aapne hamaare prastaav par vichaar kiya?
Have you considered our proposal?

क्या आपको कोई और जानकारी चाहिए?
Kya aapko koi aur jaankaari chahiye?
Do you need any more information?

मैं आपको बाद में फिर से फोन करूँगा।
Main aapko baad mein phir se phone karoonga.
I'll call you again later.

📈 15. Sales Target Vocabulary

If you work in a sales team, you may hear these words frequently.

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*बिक्री लक्ष्य*	*Bikri lakshya*	*Sales target*
*लक्ष्य*	*Lakshya*	*Target*
*बिक्री*	*Bikri*	*Sales*
*ग्राहक संख्या*	*Graahak sankhya*	*Number of customers*
*बिक्री बढ़ाना*	*Bikri badhaana*	*Increase sales*
*बिक्री घटाना*	*Bikri ghataana*	*Decrease sales*
*लाभ*	*Laabh*	*Profit*
*कमीशन*	*Commission*	*Commission*
*टीम*	*Team*	*Team*
*परिणाम*	*Parinaam*	*Result*
*प्रदर्शन*	*Pradarshan*	*Performance*

Example

हमें इस महीने अपनी बिक्री बढ़ानी है।
Hamein is mahine apni bikri badhaani hai.
We need to increase our sales this month.

हमने अपना बिक्री लक्ष्य पूरा कर लिया।
Humne apna bikri lakshya poora kar liya.
We achieved our sales target.

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🔥 16. 20 High-Value Sales Phrases

Save these phrases. They are more useful than memorizing a giant vocabulary list.

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*आपका स्वागत है।*	*Aapka swaagat hai.*	*Welcome.*
*मैं आपकी कैसे मदद कर सकता हूँ?*	*Main aapki kaise madad kar sakta hoon?*	*How can I help you?*
*आप क्या ढूँढ रहे हैं?*	*Aap kya dhoondh rahe hain?*	*What are you looking for?*
*आपको किस चीज़ की ज़रूरत है?*	*Aapko kis cheez ki zaroorat hai?*	*What do you need?*
*यह हमारा नया उत्पाद है।*	*Yeh hamaara naya utpaad hai.*	*This is our new product.*
*इसकी कीमत ₹500 है।*	*Iski keemat ₹500 hai.*	*Its price is ₹500.*
*इसकी गुणवत्ता बहुत अच्छी है।*	*Iski gunvatta bahut achhi hai.*	*Its quality is very good.*
*इस पर छूट है।*	*Is par chhoot hai.*	*There is a discount on this.*
*मैं आपको कुछ विकल्प दिखाता हूँ।*	*Main aapko kuchh vikalp dikhaata hoon.*	*I'll show you some options.*
*क्या आपको कोई और जानकारी चाहिए?*	*Kya aapko koi aur jaankaari chahiye?*	*Do you need more information?*
*यह बहुत लोकप्रिय है।*	*Yeh bahut lokpriya hai.*	*This is very popular.*
*यह पैसे के हिसाब से अच्छा है।*	*Yeh paise ke hisaab se achha hai.*	*This is good value for money.*
*क्या आप ऑर्डर देना चाहते हैं?*	*Kya aap order dena chahte hain?*	*Would you like to place an order?*
*आपका ऑर्डर तैयार है।*	*Aapka order taiyaar hai.*	*Your order is ready.*
*कृपया अपना पता दीजिए।*	*Kripya apna pata dijiye.*	*Please provide your address.*
*भुगतान कैसे करेंगे?*	*Bhugtaan kaise karenge?*	*How will you pay?*
*यह आपकी रसीद है।*	*Yeh aapki raseed hai.*	*This is your receipt.*
*आपका सामान भेज दिया जाएगा।*	*Aapka saamaan bhej diya jaayega.*	*Your order will be shipped.*
*धन्यवाद।*	*Dhanyavaad.*	*Thank you.*
*आपका दिन शुभ हो।*	*Aapka din shubh ho.*	*Have a good day.*

🎭 17. Real Sales Conversation in Hindi

Now let's put the vocabulary together.

🛍️ Scenario: Selling a Product

Salesperson:
नमस्ते! आपका स्वागत है। मैं आपकी कैसे मदद कर सकता हूँ?

Namaste! Aapka swaagat hai. Main aapki kaise madad kar sakta hoon?

Hello! Welcome. How can I help you?

Customer:
मुझे एक अच्छा और किफ़ायती मोबाइल चाहिए।

Mujhe ek achha aur kifaayati mobile chahiye.

I want a good and affordable mobile.

Salesperson:
ज़रूर। आपका बजट कितना है?

Zaroor. Aapka budget kitna hai?

Certainly. What is your budget?

Customer:
लगभग ₹15,000।

Lagbhag ₹15,000.

Around ₹15,000.

Salesperson:
हमारे पास इस कीमत में दो अच्छे मॉडल हैं।

Hamaare paas is keemat mein do achhe model hain.

We have two good models in this price range.

Customer:
इसकी कीमत कितनी है?

Iski keemat kitni hai?

How much does this cost?

Salesperson:
इसकी कीमत ₹14,500 है। अभी इस पर छूट भी है।

Iski keemat ₹14,500 hai. Abhi is par chhoot bhi hai.

Its price is ₹14,500. There is also a discount on it right now.

Customer:
क्या कुछ और छूट मिल सकती है?

Kya kuchh aur chhoot mil sakti hai?

Can I get some additional discount?

Salesperson:
मैं आपको ₹500 की अतिरिक्त छूट दे सकता हूँ।

Main aapko ₹500 ki atirikt chhoot de sakta hoon.

I can give you an additional ₹500 discount.

Customer:
ठीक है। मैं यह खरीदना चाहता हूँ।

Theek hai. Main yeh khareedna chahta hoon.

Okay. I would like to buy this.

Salesperson:
ज़रूर। कृपया भुगतान कर दीजिए।

Zaroor. Kripya bhugtaan kar dijiye.

Certainly. Please make the payment.

🧩 18. Learn the Difference: ग्राहक vs खरीदार

These two words can both relate to a person buying something.

ग्राहक

Graahak

= Customer / Client

खरीदार

Kharidaar

= Buyer / Purchaser

For example:

ग्राहक दुकान में आया।
Graahak dukaan mein aaya.
The customer came into the shop.

खरीदार ने उत्पाद खरीद लिया।
Kharidaar ne utpaad khareed liya.
The buyer purchased the product.

For everyday sales conversations, ग्राहक (graahak) is especially useful.

🧩 19. Learn the Difference: कीमत vs दाम vs मूल्य

These three words can all relate to price/value, but they do not always sound identical.

कीमत — Keemat

Common everyday word for price.

इसकी कीमत क्या है?
Iski keemat kya hai?
What is its price?

दाम — Daam

Very common in everyday buying and selling.

इसके दाम कितने हैं?
Iske daam kitne hain?
How much is it?

मूल्य — Moolya

More formal and often associated with value or formal pricing language.

उत्पाद का मूल्य क्या है?
Utpaad ka moolya kya hai?
What is the value/price of the product?

💡 Beginner tip: Learn कीमत (keemat) first. Then add दाम (daam) and मूल्य (moolya) as you become more comfortable.

Hindi words for price and discount

🧩 20. Learn the Difference: छूट vs ऑफ़र

छूट — Chhoot

Discount

इस पर 20% की छूट है।
Is par 20% ki chhoot hai.

There is a 20% discount on this.

ऑफ़र — Offer

Offer / Promotion

आज एक विशेष ऑफ़र है।
Aaj ek vishesh offer hai.

There is a special offer today.

In modern commercial conversations, you may hear both छूट and the English-derived ऑफ़र.

🌐 21. Modern Sales Hindi: Don't Be Afraid of Hinglish

If you are learning Hindi for work in India, you will often encounter sentences containing both Hindi and English.

For example:

इस प्रोडक्ट पर अच्छा डिस्काउंट है।
Is product par achha discount hai.

There is a good discount on this product.

आपका ऑर्डर कन्फर्म हो गया है।
Aapka order confirm ho gaya hai.

Your order has been confirmed.

डिलीवरी कब होगी?
Delivery kab hogi?

When will the delivery arrive?

This kind of Hindi-English mixing is common in modern professional communication.

🎯 Your goal should be:

Understand formal Hindi + understand everyday business Hindi + recognize common English business words.

That combination makes real conversations much easier.

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🧠 22. A Simple Sales Vocabulary Memory Trick

Remember the P-D-O-P-D sales path:

P → Product

उत्पाद — Utpaad

D → Discount

छूट — Chhoot

O → Order

ऑर्डर — Order

P → Payment

भुगतान — Bhugtaan

D → Delivery

डिलीवरी — Delivery

Imagine:

🛍️ Product → 🏷️ Discount → 📦 Order → 💳 Payment → 🚚 Delivery

Say the sequence aloud:

Utpaad → Chhoot → Order → Bhugtaan → Delivery

Repeat it three times.

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🎯 23. Mini Sales Vocabulary Quiz

Let's see what you remember.

Question 1

What does ग्राहक (Graahak) mean?

A. Seller
B. Customer
C. Product
D. Price

Question 2

What is the Hindi word for discount?

A. भुगतान
B. कीमत
C. छूट
D. बिक्री

Question 3

What does भुगतान (Bhugtaan) mean?

A. Payment
B. Product
C. Customer
D. Delivery

Question 4

How do you say:

“What is your budget?”

A. आपका बजट कितना है?
B. आपकी कीमत क्या है?
C. आपका ऑर्डर कहाँ है?
D. आपकी छूट कितनी है?

Question 5

What does:

क्या आप ऑर्डर देना चाहते हैं?

mean?

A. Do you want a discount?
B. Do you want to place an order?
C. Do you want to pay?
D. Do you want delivery?

✅ Answers

1 → B. Customer

2 → C. छूट — Chhoot

3 → A. Payment

4 → A. आपका बजट कितना है?

5 → B. Do you want to place an order?

🗣️ 24. Speaking Challenge

Don't just read.

Speak.

Imagine that you are a salesperson.

Say:

नमस्ते! आपका स्वागत है।

Namaste! Aapka swaagat hai.

Then:

मैं आपकी कैसे मदद कर सकता हूँ?

Main aapki kaise madad kar sakta hoon?

Then:

आप क्या ढूँढ रहे हैं?

Aap kya dhoondh rahe hain?

Then:

मैं आपको कुछ विकल्प दिखाता हूँ।

Main aapko kuchh vikalp dikhaata hoon.

Then:

इसकी कीमत ₹1,000 है।

Iski keemat ₹1,000 hai.

Then:

इस पर विशेष छूट है।

Is par vishesh chhoot hai.

Finally:

धन्यवाद। आपका दिन शुभ हो!

Dhanyavaad. Aapka din shubh ho!

🎤 Try saying the entire conversation without looking at the English translation.

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📚 25. 30 Sales Words to Learn First

If 100+ words feel overwhelming, begin with these 30:

बिक्री — Bikri — Sales
बेचना — Bechna — Sell
विक्रेता — Vikreta — Seller
ग्राहक — Graahak — Customer
खरीदार — Kharidaar — Buyer
उत्पाद — Utpaad — Product
सामान — Saamaan — Goods
कीमत — Keemat — Price
दाम — Daam — Price
मूल्य — Moolya — Value
छूट — Chhoot — Discount
ऑफ़र — Offer — Offer
गुणवत्ता — Gunvatta — Quality
विशेषता — Visheshata — Feature
लाभ — Laabh — Benefit
विकल्प — Vikalp — Option
ऑर्डर — Order — Order
भुगतान — Bhugtaan — Payment
नकद — Nakad — Cash
रसीद — Raseed — Receipt
बिल — Bill — Bill
डिलीवरी — Delivery — Delivery
सौदा — Sauda — Deal
प्रस्ताव — Prastaav — Proposal
बातचीत — Baatcheet — Discussion
मोलभाव — Mol-bhaav — Bargaining
लक्ष्य — Lakshya — Target
लाभ — Laabh — Profit / Benefit
मांग — Maang — Demand
आपूर्ति — Aapoorti — Supply

🌟 26. 10 Sales Sentences Worth Memorizing

If you remember only ten sentences from this article, make them these:

1.

मैं आपकी कैसे मदद कर सकता हूँ?
Main aapki kaise madad kar sakta hoon?
How can I help you?

2.

आप क्या ढूँढ रहे हैं?
Aap kya dhoondh rahe hain?
What are you looking for?

3.

आपका बजट कितना है?
Aapka budget kitna hai?
What is your budget?

4.

यह हमारा नया उत्पाद है।
Yeh hamaara naya utpaad hai.
This is our new product.

5.

इसकी कीमत कितनी है?
Iski keemat kitni hai?
How much does this cost?

6.

इस पर छूट है।
Is par chhoot hai.
There is a discount on this.

7.

मैं आपको कुछ विकल्प दिखाता हूँ।
Main aapko kuchh vikalp dikhaata hoon.
I'll show you some options.

8.

क्या आप ऑर्डर देना चाहते हैं?
Kya aap order dena chahte hain?
Would you like to place an order?

9.

कृपया भुगतान कर दीजिए।
Kripya bhugtaan kar dijiye.
Please make the payment.

10.

धन्यवाद। आपका दिन शुभ हो।
Dhanyavaad. Aapka din shubh ho.
Thank you. Have a good day.

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🚀 27. Your 7-Day Sales Hindi Challenge

Want to learn this vocabulary faster?

Try this simple seven-day challenge.

Day 1 — Customers

Learn:

ग्राहक, खरीदार, ज़रूरत, पसंद, सवाल

Practice:

आपको किस चीज़ की ज़रूरत है?

Day 2 — Products

Learn:

उत्पाद, मॉडल, आकार, रंग, विशेषता

Practice:

यह नया मॉडल है।

Day 3 — Prices

Learn:

कीमत, दाम, मूल्य, महँगा, सस्ता

Practice:

इसकी कीमत कितनी है?

Day 4 — Discounts

Learn:

छूट, ऑफ़र, विशेष छूट, कीमत कम करना

Practice:

इस पर विशेष छूट है।

Day 5 — Orders

Learn:

ऑर्डर, मात्रा, स्टॉक, पुष्टि, पता

Practice:

क्या आप ऑर्डर देना चाहते हैं?

Day 6 — Payment & Delivery

Learn:

भुगतान, नकद, कार्ड, रसीद, डिलीवरी

Practice:

आप भुगतान कैसे करेंगे?

Day 7 — Full Conversation

Combine everything.

Try to complete a 2-minute sales conversation in Hindi without reading the English translation.

🎉 That's when vocabulary starts becoming communication.

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🌍 28. Who Should Learn Sales Vocabulary in Hindi?

This lesson is especially useful for:

🛍️ Retail workers
💼 Sales professionals
🏪 Shop owners
🚀 Entrepreneurs
🤝 Business owners
📞 Customer-facing employees
💻 Freelancers
🌏 Expats living in India
✈️ Business travelers
🎓 Students learning professional Hindi
🧑‍💼 International professionals working with Hindi-speaking customers
📈 Anyone learning Hindi for business

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🏁 Final Takeaway

Learning Sales Vocabulary in Hindi does not mean memorizing complicated business Hindi.

Start with the words you will actually hear:

ग्राहक — Graahak — Customer

उत्पाद — Utpaad — Product

कीमत — Keemat — Price

छूट — Chhoot — Discount

गुणवत्ता — Gunvatta — Quality

ऑर्डर — Order — Order

भुगतान — Bhugtaan — Payment

डिलीवरी — Delivery — Delivery

Then turn those words into complete sentences.

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Instead of only learning:

कीमत = Price

learn:

इसकी कीमत कितनी है?
Iski keemat kitni hai?
How much does this cost?

That small change—from word → sentence → conversation—is what turns vocabulary into real communication. 🌍🗣️

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Meeting Friends in Hindi: 30+ Everyday Spoken Hindi Phrases & Dialogues

🤝 Meeting Friends in Hindi: 30+ Everyday Spoken Hindi Phrases & Dialogues
Hindi • Roman Hindi • English

Meeting a friend is one of the easiest ways to start using real spoken Hindi.

You do not need hundreds of Hindi words to have your first friendly conversation. You need a small set of useful phrases that you can actually say, understand, and reuse.

In this lesson, you will learn how to:

👋 greet a friend
😊 ask how they are
🗣️ ask what they are doing
📍 ask where they are going
☕ invite a friend for tea or coffee
📱 talk about meeting again
👨‍👩‍👧 ask about family
💬 use casual everyday expressions
🤝 make simple plans with friends
🎤 practice a complete Hindi conversation

Goal: By the end of this lesson, you should be able to have a short, natural conversation when meeting a Hindi-speaking friend.

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🌟 1. How Do You Say “Hello” to a Friend in Hindi?

The most useful greeting is:

नमस्ते

Namaste
Hello / Hi

Namaste is a safe, widely understood greeting and can be used in many situations. For close friends, casual greetings such as Hi, Arre!, or Kya haal hai? may also appear in everyday conversation.

नमस्ते, दोस्त!

Namaste, dost!
Hello, friend!

हाय!

Hi!
Hi!

अरे! नमस्ते!

Are! Namaste!
Oh! Hi!

meeting friends in Hindi

👋 2. Ask Your Friend: “How Are You?”

One of the most important everyday Hindi questions is:

तुम कैसे हो?

Tum kaise ho?
How are you?

When speaking to a female friend:

तुम कैसी हो?

Tum kaisi ho?
How are you?

A polite version is:

आप कैसे हैं?

Aap kaise hain?
How are you?

Use tum naturally with friends and people you are familiar with. Aap is more respectful and is commonly used with strangers, elders, or in more formal situations.

Easy responses

मैं ठीक हूँ।
Main theek hoon.
I am fine.

मैं बिल्कुल ठीक हूँ।
Main bilkul theek hoon.
I am absolutely fine.

बहुत अच्छा हूँ।
Bahut achchha hoon.
I am doing very well.

सब ठीक है।
Sab theek hai.
Everything is fine.

मैं भी ठीक हूँ।
Main bhi theek hoon.
I am fine too.

💬 3. “What’s Up?” in Hindi

Friends often use shorter, more casual expressions.

क्या हाल है?

Kya haal hai?
How are you? / What's up?

क्या चल रहा है?

Kya chal raha hai?
What's going on?

सब कैसा चल रहा है?

Sab kaisa chal raha hai?
How is everything going?

और बताओ?

Aur batao?
So, what’s new? / Tell me more.

क्या कर रहे हो?

Kya kar rahe ho?
What are you doing?

For a female friend:

क्या कर रही हो?

Kya kar rahi ho?
What are you doing?

These kinds of informal conversation starters appear in Hindi learning resources and authentic conversational examples.

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🧠 4. Five Super-Useful Friend Words

Learn these words because you will hear them frequently.

Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
*दोस्त*	*Dost*	*Friend*
*यार*	*Yaar*	*Friend / buddy*
*भाई*	*Bhai*	*Brother / bro*
*बहन*	*Behen*	*Sister*
*दोस्त लोग*	*Dost log*	*Friends / friends group*

⭐ What does “yaar” mean?

यार (Yaar) literally relates to a friend or companion, but in casual speech it can work like:

buddy
friend
man
dude

Example:

अरे यार!
Are yaar!
Oh, man! / Come on, buddy!

⚠️ Tip: “Yaar” is casual. Avoid using very casual friend-language with someone you have just met unless the situation feels informal.

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☕ 5. Invite a Friend for Tea or Coffee

Indian social conversations often include invitations for tea, coffee, food, or simply spending time together.

चाय पियोगे?

Chai piyoge?
Will you have tea?

To a female friend:

चाय पियोगी?

Chai piyogi?
Will you have tea?

कॉफी पियोगे?

Coffee piyoge?
Will you have coffee?

चलो, चाय पीते हैं।

Chalo, chai peete hain.
Come on, let's have tea.

कॉफी पीने चलें?

Coffee peene chalein?
Shall we go for coffee?

चलो, कुछ खाते हैं।

Chalo, kuch khaate hain.
Let's eat something.

📍 6. Ask Where Your Friend Is Going

कहाँ जा रहे हो?

Kahaan ja rahe ho?
Where are you going?

To a female friend:

कहाँ जा रही हो?

Kahaan ja rahi ho?
Where are you going?

कहाँ जा रहे हो, यार?

Kahaan ja rahe ho, yaar?
Where are you going, buddy?

बाज़ार जा रहा हूँ।

Baazaar ja raha hoon.
I am going to the market.

घर जा रहा हूँ।

Ghar ja raha hoon.
I am going home.

ऑफिस जा रहा हूँ।

Office ja raha hoon.
I am going to the office.

कॉलेज जा रही हूँ।

College ja rahi hoon.
I am going to college.

⏰ 7. Make a Plan With Your Friend

These phrases are extremely useful for everyday spoken Hindi.

आज मिलें?

Aaj milein?
Shall we meet today?

कल मिलेंगे?

Kal milenge?
Shall we meet tomorrow?

कब मिलेंगे?

Kab milenge?
When shall we meet?

शाम को मिलते हैं।

Shaam ko milte hain.
Let's meet in the evening.

पाँच बजे मिलते हैं।

Paanch baje milte hain.
Let's meet at five o'clock.

कहाँ मिलें?

Kahaan milein?
Where shall we meet?

ठीक है, फिर मिलते हैं।

Theek hai, phir milte hain.
Okay, see you then.

📱 8. Talking About Messages and WhatsApp

Modern spoken Hindi often naturally mixes Hindi and English, especially in casual conversations. This kind of Hindi-English code-switching is common in contemporary informal speech.

मुझे मैसेज करना।

Mujhe message karna.
Message me.

मुझे कॉल करना।

Mujhe call karna.
Call me.

मुझे WhatsApp करना।

Mujhe WhatsApp karna.
WhatsApp me.

मैं तुम्हें मैसेज करता हूँ।

Main tumhein message karta hoon.
I’ll message you.

बाद में बात करते हैं।

Baad mein baat karte hain.
Let's talk later.

फिर बात करेंगे।

Phir baat karenge.
We'll talk again.

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👨‍👩‍👧 9. Ask About Your Friend’s Family

Because this lesson belongs to Module 2 — Family & Friends, family questions are especially useful.

तुम्हारे घर में सब कैसे हैं?

Tumhare ghar mein sab kaise hain?
How is everyone at home?

तुम्हारे माता-पिता कैसे हैं?

Tumhare maata-pita kaise hain?
How are your parents?

तुम्हारी माँ कैसी हैं?

Tumhari maa kaisi hain?
How is your mother?

तुम्हारे पापा कैसे हैं?

Tumhare papa kaise hain?
How is your father?

बच्चे कैसे हैं?

Bachche kaise hain?
How are the children?

सब ठीक हैं।

Sab theek hain.
Everyone is fine.

🗣️ 10. Complete Conversation: Meeting a Friend

Now let's put everything together.

Dialogue 1 — Two Friends Meet

A: नमस्ते! कैसे हो?
Namaste! Kaise ho?
Hi! How are you?

B: नमस्ते! मैं ठीक हूँ। तुम कैसे हो?
Namaste! Main theek hoon. Tum kaise ho?
Hi! I’m fine. How are you?

A: मैं भी ठीक हूँ। बहुत दिनों बाद मिले!
Main bhi theek hoon. Bahut dinon baad mile!
I’m fine too. We’re meeting after a long time!

B: हाँ यार! बहुत समय हो गया।
Haan yaar! Bahut samay ho gaya.
Yes, buddy! It’s been a long time.

A: आजकल क्या कर रहे हो?
Aajkal kya kar rahe ho?
What are you doing these days?

B: मैं एक नई कंपनी में काम कर रहा हूँ।
Main ek nayi company mein kaam kar raha hoon.
I’m working at a new company.

A: अरे वाह! बहुत अच्छा!
Are waah! Bahut achchha!
Oh wow! That’s great!

B: धन्यवाद! तुम बताओ?
Dhanyavaad! Tum batao?
Thanks! What about you?

A: मैं अभी पढ़ाई कर रहा हूँ।
Main abhi padhaai kar raha hoon.
I’m studying right now.

B: अच्छा! चलो, चाय पीते हैं।
Achchha! Chalo, chai peete hain.
Okay! Let’s have some tea.

A: हाँ, चलो!
Haan, chalo!
Yes, let’s go!

🎭 11. Mini Conversation: “Where Are You Going?”

A: अरे यार, कहाँ जा रहे हो?
Are yaar, kahaan ja rahe ho?
Hey buddy, where are you going?

B: बाज़ार जा रहा हूँ।
Baazaar ja raha hoon.
I’m going to the market.

A: मैं भी बाज़ार जा रहा हूँ। साथ चलें?
Main bhi baazaar ja raha hoon. Saath chalein?
I’m going to the market too. Shall we go together?

B: हाँ, चलो!
Haan, chalo!
Yes, let’s go!

🧠 Useful pattern

मैं भी + place + जा रहा हूँ।
Main bhi + place + ja raha hoon.
I am also going to + place.

Example:

मैं भी ऑफिस जा रहा हूँ।
I am also going to the office.

मैं भी कॉलेज जा रहा हूँ।
I am also going to college.

🏠 12. Mini Conversation: Visiting a Friend

Imagine you visit your friend's home.

A: नमस्ते! घर पर सब कैसे हैं?
Namaste! Ghar par sab kaise hain?
Hello! How is everyone at home?

B: सब ठीक हैं। अंदर आओ।
Sab theek hain. Andar aao.
Everyone is fine. Come inside.

A: धन्यवाद!
Dhanyavaad!
Thank you!

B: चाय पियोगे?
Chai piyoge?
Will you have tea?

A: हाँ, ज़रूर।
Haan, zaroor.
Yes, definitely.

B: बैठो, मैं चाय बनाता हूँ।
Baitho, main chai banaata hoon.
Sit down, I’ll make tea.

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🌟 13. 30+ Essential Phrases — Quick Cheat Sheet

Save this section for quick revision.

	Hindi	Roman Hindi	English
1	*नमस्ते*	*Namaste*	*Hello*
2	*हाय!*	*Hi!*	*Hi!*
3	*कैसे हो?*	*Kaise ho?*	*How are you?*
4	*मैं ठीक हूँ।*	*Main theek hoon.*	*I am fine.*
5	*क्या हाल है?*	*Kya haal hai?*	*What's up?*
6	*क्या चल रहा है?*	*Kya chal raha hai?*	*What's going on?*
7	*और बताओ?*	*Aur batao?*	*What's new?*
8	*क्या कर रहे हो?*	*Kya kar rahe ho?*	*What are you doing?*
9	*कहाँ जा रहे हो?*	*Kahaan ja rahe ho?*	*Where are you going?*
10	*कहाँ मिलें?*	*Kahaan milein?*	*Where shall we meet?*
11	*आज मिलें?*	*Aaj milein?*	*Shall we meet today?*
12	*कल मिलेंगे?*	*Kal milenge?*	*Shall we meet tomorrow?*
13	*चलो।*	*Chalo.*	*Let's go.*
14	*चलो, चाय पीते हैं।*	*Chalo, chai peete hain.*	*Let's have tea.*
15	*कॉफी पीने चलें?*	*Coffee peene chalein?*	*Shall we go for coffee?*
16	*साथ चलें?*	*Saath chalein?*	*Shall we go together?*
17	*फिर मिलते हैं।*	*Phir milte hain.*	*See you again.*
18	*बाद में बात करते हैं।*	*Baad mein baat karte hain.*	*Let's talk later.*
19	*मुझे मैसेज करना।*	*Mujhe message karna.*	*Message me.*
20	*मुझे कॉल करना।*	*Mujhe call karna.*	*Call me.*
21	*बहुत दिनों बाद मिले।*	*Bahut dinon baad mile.*	*We meet after a long time.*
22	*बहुत समय हो गया।*	*Bahut samay ho gaya.*	*It's been a long time.*
23	*तुम बताओ?*	*Tum batao?*	*What about you?*
24	*सब ठीक है।*	*Sab theek hai.*	*Everything is fine.*
25	*घर पर सब कैसे हैं?*	*Ghar par sab kaise hain?*	*How is everyone at home?*
26	*तुम्हारे पापा कैसे हैं?*	*Tumhare papa kaise hain?*	*How is your father?*
27	*तुम्हारी माँ कैसी हैं?*	*Tumhari maa kaisi hain?*	*How is your mother?*
28	*अंदर आओ।*	*Andar aao.*	*Come inside.*
29	*बैठो।*	*Baitho.*	*Sit down.*
30	*हाँ, ज़रूर।*	*Haan, zaroor.*	*Yes, definitely.*
31	*ठीक है।*	*Theek hai.*	*Okay.*
32	*ध्यान रखना।*	*Dhyaan rakhna.*	*Take care.*
33	*फिर मिलेंगे।*	*Phir milenge.*	*See you again.*

🧠 14. The “Tum” vs “Aap” Rule

This is one of the most important things for a beginner.

तुम — Tum

Usually used with:

friends
close people
people of similar age in informal situations
children

Example:

तुम कैसे हो?
Tum kaise ho?
How are you?

आप — Aap

Used for:

elders
strangers
people you want to address respectfully
formal situations

Example:

आप कैसे हैं?
Aap kaise hain?
How are you?

⭐ Beginner rule

If you are unsure, aap is generally the safer respectful choice.

Then, as the relationship becomes more familiar, the person may invite you to use tum.

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❤️ 15. Why “Ji” Is Useful

You may hear जी (ji) frequently in Hindi conversations.

It can add respect and warmth.

नमस्ते जी।

Namaste ji.
Hello.

हाँ जी।

Haan ji.
Yes.

ठीक है जी।

Theek hai ji.
Okay.

You may also hear a person's name followed by ji:

राहुल जी

Rahul ji

This is a respectful way of addressing someone.

🎯 16. Natural Hindi vs Textbook Hindi

A beginner may learn:

आपसे मिलकर बहुत खुशी हुई।
Aapse milkar bahut khushi hui.
I am very pleased to meet you.

This is perfectly correct and useful.

But when two friends meet, the conversation may be much simpler:

अरे! कैसे हो?
Are! Kaise ho?
Hey! How are you?

or:

क्या हाल है, यार?
Kya haal hai, yaar?
What's up, buddy?

The goal is not to memorize one “perfect” sentence. The goal is to recognize different levels of natural Hindi and choose the one that fits the relationship.

🎤 17. 5-Minute Speaking Practice

You don't need an hour.

Try this simple 5-Minute Hindi Friend Conversation Challenge.

Minute 1 — Greetings

Say aloud:

नमस्ते!
Namaste!

कैसे हो?
Kaise ho?

मैं ठीक हूँ।
Main theek hoon.

Minute 2 — Ask Questions

Practice:

क्या कर रहे हो?

कहाँ जा रहे हो?

क्या चल रहा है?

और बताओ?

Minute 3 — Make a Plan

Say:

आज मिलें?

कल मिलेंगे?

कहाँ मिलें?

चलो, चाय पीते हैं।

Minute 4 — Family

Ask:

घर पर सब कैसे हैं?

तुम्हारे पापा कैसे हैं?

तुम्हारी माँ कैसी हैं?

Minute 5 — Free Conversation

Imagine your friend is standing in front of you.

Start:

नमस्ते! कैसे हो?

Then continue for one minute without switching to English.

Don't worry about mistakes.

🎯 Your goal is fluency, not perfection.

🧩 18. Fill-in-the-Blank Practice

Complete these sentences in Hindi.

1. Hello, friend!

नमस्ते, ______!

Answer: दोस्त / dost

2. How are you?

तुम ______ हो?

Answer: कैसे / kaise

3. Where are you going?

कहाँ ______ रहे हो?

Answer: जा / ja

4. Let's have tea.

चलो, चाय ______ हैं।

Answer: पीते / peete

5. Shall we meet tomorrow?

कल ______?

Answer: मिलेंगे / milenge

6. Message me.

मुझे ______ करना।

Answer: मैसेज / message

🎭 19. Role-Play Challenge

Now it's your turn.

Imagine that you meet an old friend after several months.

Your conversation should include:

👋 Greeting
😊 Asking how they are
⏳ Saying it has been a long time
💼 Asking what they are doing
👨‍👩‍👧 Asking about family
☕ Inviting them for tea
📅 Making a plan to meet again

Example opening:

तुम: नमस्ते! क्या हाल है?

Friend: सब ठीक है। तुम बताओ?

Now continue the conversation yourself.

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🧠 20. Memory Trick

Remember this simple conversation chain:

👋 Meet → 😊 Ask → 🗣️ Talk → ☕ Invite → 📅 Plan → 👋 Leave

Namaste
↓
Kaise ho?
↓
Kya kar rahe ho?
↓
Chai peete hain.
↓
Kal milenge?
↓
Phir milenge!

This six-step pattern can help you build dozens of conversations.

🌍 Hindi for Global Learners

If you are learning Hindi for:

🇮🇳 traveling in India
👨‍👩‍👧 connecting with an Indian family
🤝 making Hindi-speaking friends
🎓 studying in India
💼 working with Hindi speakers
❤️ connecting with a partner or friend's family
🎬 understanding Hindi movies and shows
🗣️ becoming more confident in everyday Hindi

then learning complete conversation patterns is much more useful than memorizing isolated vocabulary.

Start small.

Learn one phrase.

Say it aloud.

Use it in a real conversation.

Then add another.

🔊 Pronunciation & Speaking Tip

Don't only read the Roman Hindi.

Look at all three:

Hindi → Roman Hindi → English

For example:

क्या हाल है? → Kya haal hai? → What's up?

Then say the Hindi sentence aloud several times.

Roman Hindi is a useful bridge for beginners, but gradually try to connect the Devanagari script directly with the sound.

That way, you are building both speaking and reading skills.

🏆 Lesson Challenge — Speak With a Friend

Before leaving this lesson, try to say these 10 sentences without looking:

नमस्ते!
तुम कैसे हो?
मैं ठीक हूँ।
क्या चल रहा है?
क्या कर रहे हो?
कहाँ जा रहे हो?
आज मिलें?
चलो, चाय पीते हैं।
घर पर सब कैसे हैं?
फिर मिलेंगे!

🎯 Your goal:

10 sentences → 1 minute → Hindi only

If you can do that, you've already started having a real Hindi conversation. 🇮🇳🗣️

🌟 Quick Review

Today you learned how to:

✅ greet a friend in Hindi
✅ ask “How are you?”
✅ ask “What are you doing?”
✅ ask where someone is going
✅ invite someone for tea or coffee
✅ make plans
✅ ask about family
✅ use tum and aap appropriately
✅ understand casual words such as yaar
✅ practice a complete friend conversation
✅ speak Hindi without translating every word

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Save These 5 Sentences

If you remember only five sentences from this lesson, remember these:

1.

नमस्ते! कैसे हो?
Namaste! Kaise ho?
Hello! How are you?

2.

क्या चल रहा है?
Kya chal raha hai?
What's going on?

3.

तुम क्या कर रहे हो?
Tum kya kar rahe ho?
What are you doing?

4.

चलो, चाय पीते हैं।
Chalo, chai peete hain.
Let's have tea.

5.

फिर मिलेंगे!
Phir milenge!
See you again!

🚀 What's Next in Module 2?

You've learned how to meet and talk with friends.

Next, continue building your Family & Friends Hindi vocabulary and conversation skills with topics such as:

👨‍👩‍👧 Parents
👶 Children
👫 Friends
👵 Relatives
❤️ Relationships
🏠 Visiting Family

The goal is simple:

Learn → Listen → Repeat → Speak → Use

That's how everyday Hindi becomes natural.

FAQ: Meeting Friends in Hindi

1. How do you say “How are you?” to a friend in Hindi?

You can say तुम कैसे हो? (Tum kaise ho?) when speaking informally to a male friend, or तुम कैसी हो? (Tum kaisi ho?) to a female friend.

2. How do you say “What’s up?” in Hindi?

Common casual expressions include क्या हाल है? (Kya haal hai?) and क्या चल रहा है? (Kya chal raha hai?).

3. How do you say “friend” in Hindi?

दोस्त (Dost) means friend. यार (Yaar) is a more casual expression often used between friends.

4. How do you invite a friend for tea in Hindi?

Say चलो, चाय पीते हैं। (Chalo, chai peete hain.) — “Let's have tea.”

5. How do you say “See you again” in Hindi?

फिर मिलेंगे (Phir milenge) means “See you again.”

6. Should beginners use “tum” or “aap”?

Use aap when you want to be respectful or when you're unsure about the relationship. Tum is commonly used in informal relationships such as friendships.

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