i don't know how to type in hindi so sorry about that but daily used words differ a lot depending on your background like whether you are from a city or a village and usually indians use english words in conversation a lot but there are few sentences you have to use. for one indians love asking for price while shopping - kitna ka diya hai, bhaiya? "how much does it cost?" when you go to shop if shopkeeper is a male you refer to him as bhaiya infact any unknown male you want to call or talk to (one's like drivers, peons, shopkeepers or someone to whom you would ask for something even for directions) is called bhaiya though bhaiya literally means brother. then "kaisa hai(male) / kaisi hai(female)" spoken with friends means How are you? and in case of someone senior use "aap kaisey hain?" or "kaisey ho sir/mam?" "abhi karta(male)/karti(female) hun" means will do it shortly/ in a while "kuch lijiye na" used while entertaining guests, means "take something" referring to situtation where a guest/ guests have arrived at your place and you have placed different drinks/snacks in front of them and you want them to take eat/ drink something. literally na means no but in indian language while conversing it is used in particular situations to emphasize please

the top 10 phrase according to me would be: 1)how are you?=तुम कैसे हो? 2)i am good=मैं अच्छा हूँ 3)what would you like to drink?=आप क्या पीना चाहेंगे? 4)where have you gone?=aap kahan gaye the.. 5)i am coming=main aa raha hun 6)what are you thinking?=aap kya soch rahe ho? 7)i am talking=main baat kar raha hun 8)i am going=main jaa raha hun just simple phrases like that....with some slang in it)

what do those 2 expressions mean?

are yaar!! kya yaar!! both in disappointment and in amazement :D

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