25 very often used hindi phrases in English

Hindi phrases in English -

We use many hindi phrases in our day to day life let's replace those hindi phrases with English to make your english more effective. 

25 Hindi phrases in English  -

•  how are you doing?  =  आप  कैसे हैं  ?
•  ques :  how does that sound?  =  कैसा  लगा? / कैसा रहेगा?  
 Ans : that sounds great / good /fantastic / terrific / awesome 

•  knock it off  = बस खत्म  करो इसे। 
•  don't nag me =  मेरा सर मत खाओ। 

• चापलूसी  मेरे  बस की नहीं ।
 flattery is not my cup of tea. 

• क्या आप मेरे साथ मजाक कर रहे हैं?
  are you kidding me?  

• ऐसा कुछ भी नहीं है।
  nothing like that.

• ऐसे ही।
   just like that. 

• जितनी जल्दी हो, उतना अच्छा।
  the sooner the better. 

• बहुत समय से मिले नहीं।
   long time no see

• आखिर मे आपने क्या बोला सुनाई नही दिया।
 I didn't catch the last word. 

• होने को तो कुछ भी हो सकता है।
 anything can happen. 

• लोग उसी की इज्ज़त करते हैं जिसके पास पैसा हो। 
 One salutes the money.

• जोखिम क्यों लेना है?
  why to take risk? 

• वहां जाना ही  क्यों   है!
  why to go there!

• ऐसा सोचना ही क्यों है ?
  why to think like this? 

• कैसे आना हुआ? 
  what brings you here? 

• घर आते रहना।
 visit home often. 

• मुझे सोचने दो।
  let me think. 

• शौक बड़ी  चीज है।
 hobby is big deal. 

 • तिकड़म भिडाई आपने।
  what a maneuver by you. 

• दिमाग तो ठीक है? 
 are you in your sense? 

• अब एक बड़ी मुसीबत में हूँ।
  I'm in big trouble now. 

• तुम अब बड़ी मुसीबत में हो।
 you are in big trouble now. 

• करूं तो क्या  करूं? 
 what do i do now? 


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