Daily Use English Sentences with Hindi Meaning (100+ Sentences)

1. I am happy today. - Main aaj khush hoon.

2. I am a little worried. - Main thoda pareshan hoon.

3. I am confused about this. - Main isko lekar confuse hoon.

4. I am proud of my work. - Mujhe apne kaam par garv hai.

5. I feel much better now. - Ab mujhe kaafi behtar lag raha hai.

1. Can I ask you something? - Kya main aapse kuch pooch sakta hoon?

2. May I come in? - Kya main andar aa sakta hoon?

3. Could you repeat that, please? - Kya aap dobara bol sakte hain?

4. Please wait for a moment. - Kripya thoda intezaar kijiye.

5. Can you speak slowly, please? - Kya aap dheere bol sakte hain?

1. I think this is a good idea. - Mujhe lagta hai yeh achha idea hai.

2. I don't know about this. - Mujhe iske baare mein pata nahi hai.

3. That sounds interesting. - Yeh sunne mein interesting lagta hai.

4. I am not sure about that. - Mujhe iske baare mein pakka nahi pata.

5. It doesn't matter to me. - Isse mujhe koi farak nahi padta.

1. What is the time now? - Ab kitne baje hain?

2. I am on my way. - Main raaste mein hoon.

3. Let's meet tomorrow. - Chalo kal milte hain.

4. I will call you later. - Main tumhe baad mein call karunga.

5. Take your time. - Aaram se karo, jaldi nahi hai.

1. Congratulations on your success! - Aapki safalta par badhai!

2. Well done! - Bahut achha!

3. Keep it up. - Aise hi karte raho.

4. Don't worry, you will do well. - Chinta mat karo, tum achha karoge.

5. I believe in you. - Mujhe tum par vishwaas hai.

A: Can I ask you something?

B: Sure, go ahead.

A: What do you think about this plan?

B: I think this is a good idea. It sounds interesting.

A: Great, I was a little worried about it.

B: Don't worry, you will do well. I believe in you.

A: Thank you, that means a lot.

Galat: I am agree with this.

Sahi: I agree with this. ("Agree" khud ek verb hai, "am" ki zaroorat nahi)

Galat: What is your good name?

Sahi: What is your name? ("Good name" ek purana Indian-English tarika hai, modern English mein sirf "your name" bolte hain)

Galat: I am having a doubt.

Sahi: I have a doubt. (Simple states/possession ke liye "have" use hota hai, "am having" nahi)

Q1. Roz English bolne ki practice kaise shuru karein?

Ans. Sabse pehle common sentences (feelings, requests, statements) yaad karke roz bolne ki koshish karein — chhote sentences se shuru karke dheere-dheere lambe sentences banayein.

Q2. "What is your good name?" bolna kyun galat hai?

Ans. Yeh ek purana Indian-English tarika hai, modern English mein sirf "What is your name?" bolte hain, "good name" nahi.

Q3. Kisi ko encourage karne ke liye kya bolein?

Ans. "Well done!", "Keep it up", ya "I believe in you" jaise sentences use kar sakte hain.

Q4. Office aur Ghar ke sentences kahan milenge?

Ans. Is post mein general sentences hain — Office ke liye aur Ghar ke liye specific sentences alag posts mein hain, unke links "Related Topics" mein diye gaye hain.

A: Kya main aapse kuch pooch sakta hoon?

B: Zaroor, poochho.

A: Aapko is plan ke baare mein kya lagta hai?

B: Mujhe lagta hai yeh achha idea hai. Yeh interesting lagta hai.

A: Badhiya, main isko lekar thoda pareshan tha.

B: Chinta mat karo, tum achha karoge. Mujhe tum par vishwaas hai.

A: Dhanyavaad, iska bahut matlab hai mere liye.

1. Upar diye gaye sentences ko har category se 2-2 chunkar zor se bolkar practice karein.

2. Aaj apni feelings ke baare mein 3 sentences khud English mein banayein aur bolein.

3. Kisi dost ko English mein encourage karne ki koshish karein, "Well done" ya "Keep it up" jaise sentences use karke.

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