dreamofjustme
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Hello is namaskÄra, namastÄ“
or it could be svÄgata kÄ« abhivyakti kÄ aá¹…grÄ“jÄ« Å›abda
I always use namaste. Everyone always knows what I am saying.
Thank you is dhanyavad
Hindi is the language and Hindu is the religion.
be sure to click on ([Show Transliteration) for the first site. |
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evanlah
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They have over 20 different languages, it depends on where you are going, or who you are talking to. You need to find out, if its urdu,hindi,gujarati,punjabi,marathi,tama... what ever. I think hindi is kind of known by everyone along with their own language though. And most know english too, by the way. |
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vakayil k
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It depends upon which part of India you are visiting as different languages are being used in different parts of India.
If you are visiting North India you can use the following words in Hindi:
For Hai ; Namasthe.
Thank you : Shukriya
Sir : Saab
Madam : Mem Saab |
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Netpal
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For Hello use "NAMASTE"
To say Thank you use "SHUKRIYA"
For Sir use "SAAB"
For Madam use "MEIN SAAB"
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numasta hello
jasakala thank you
try yahoo answers india its all the way at the bottom of the page
http://in.answers.yahoo.com/;_ylt=AhmTZeg98VPBUosOj7qUzeQazKIX;_ylv=3 |
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minimaker
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As Evaniah says, there are loads of local dialects but Hindi should be ok. If you go to that restaurant more often you could ask them. They should be happy to tell you.
I had a look to see if there are speech engines around and this one seems to have Hindi:
http://fci.wikia.com/wiki/Dhvani
So you could see if that will help. |
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fun007
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hi i am an indian
hello = namaste or namaskar
thankyou = dunyavad or sukkriya
sir is said as hounrable =aderniya bhai
"ma"am is said as =aderniya bhana |
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Sultan Cartman
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watch this for more info
http://youtube.com/watch?v=KQqzROAZZQ0 |
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Lava
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Which Indian language you are looking for? There are many Hindi is one of languages and national language....
you try http://www.word2word.com/coursead.html you can find many links to learn many languages including many Indian languages |
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mike d
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in india dialect..is...hi welcome to 7-11. good bye is...please come again
american indian is hello= hihowareya |
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