Hindi · Travel & tourism
Speak Hindi for your trip — before it happens.
In a Jaipur restaurant, asking for "एक चाय" gets you chai; asking for "एक मसाला चाय, कृपया" gets you chai AND a smile from the waiter. The extra words do half the politeness work and half the recognition work; your breakfast changes; the waiter remembers which face served it.
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What you'll practice
- Order chai with कृपया + a choice — "एक मसाला चाय, कृपया"
- Ask for directions in a metro city — "रेलवे स्टेशन कहाँ है, कृपया बताइए?"
- Buy a train ticket — "दिल्ली तक एक टिकट, स्लीपर क्लास" without stuttering through English
- Catch taxi / auto pricing — "कितना होगा?" upfront before the meter starts
A real exchange
नमस्ते जी, क्या लेंगे?
Hello sir, what will you have?
एक चाय दीजिए।
Give me a tea.
"कृपया" के साथ ज़्यादा नम्र लगता है। और मसाला चाय की पेशकश करें तो बात बन जाती है।
Adding "कृपया" sounds more polite. And offering masala chai rounds it out.
एक मसाला चाय, कृपया।
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