20 Basic English greetings with translation in Hindi & Urdu

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                        Day 1: Introduction to English - Let's Begin Our Journey! 

Hello, dear learners, and welcome to the exciting world of English! I'm thrilled to be your guide on this 30-day journey to help you learn English from Hindi/Urdu, especially if you're just starting out.

20 Basic English Greetings with translation in Hindi & Urdu

As today marks the first step of our journey, we'll begin with the fundamentals. Greetings form the cornerstone of any language; they serve as bridges connecting us with others. In this blog, I'll use a red font for translation and explanation in Hindi/Urdu. So, let's dive in and explore 20 basic English greetings that you can use in your everyday life.

1. Hello: Used as a general greeting.

   - Hello

2. Hi: A casual and friendly way to say hello.

   - Hi

3. Good morning: Typically used in the morning.

   - Subah bakhair (صبح بخیر)

4. Good afternoon: Used in the afternoon.

   - Dophair bakhair (دوپہر بخیر)

5. Good evening: Used in the evening.

   - Sham bakhair (شام بخیر)

6. Good night: Used in the night.

   - Shab bakhair (شب بخیر)

7. How are you?

   - Aap kesay hain (آپ کیسے ہیں)

8. What's up?

   - Kia huraha hay (کیا ہورہ ہے)

9. How's it going?

   - Kesa chal raha hay (کیسا چل رہا ہے)

10. How's your day?

    - Aap ka din kesa guzar raha hay (آپ کا دن کیسے گزر رہا ہے)

11. Hey there: Used when greeting someone in person or on the phone.

    - Hi karnay k liye jab aap samnay walay say/ ya phone pay kisi say baat karain.

12. Hey, what's new?

    - Arey kia naya hay? (ارے کیا نیا ہے؟)

13. Wassup buddy: A friendly greeting.

    - Kia huraha hay dost (کیا ہورہ ہے، دوست).

14. How's everything?

    - Sab khuch kesa hay (سب کچھ کیسا ہے).

15. Howdy partner: A casual greeting.

    - kesay hu saathi/dost (کیسے ہو ساتھی/دوست).

16. Hey, how have you been?

    - Aray aap kesay hu? (ارے، آپ کیسے ہیں؟).

17. What's the latest?

    - kiya taza hay/khuch naya? (کیا تازہ ہے/کچھ نیا؟).

18. How's everything on your end?

    - Aap ki taraf sab khuch kesa hay? (آپ کی طرف سب کچھ کیسا ہے؟).

19. Long time no see: Used when reuniting after a while.

    - Kafi waqt bad milay hain (کافی وقت بعد ملے ہیں).

20. It's been a while: Indicating it's been some time since you met.

    - kafi waqt hugaya hay (کافی وقت ہوگیا ہے).

Please remember that these greetings are used casually, and you can incorporate them into your daily life.

Stay tuned for Day 2, where we'll explore personal pronouns. Keep practicing, and I'll see you soon! 👋📚✨