मदद करीं!
Ma-dad ka-rin!
Help!
Usage
Calls for help from people nearby.
Grammar Note
"करीं" is the honorific imperative. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
पुलिस के बोलाईं!
Pu-lis ke bo-laa-in!
Call the police!
Usage
Asks someone to call the police.
Grammar Note
"बोलाईं" is the honorific imperative of "to call". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
एंबुलेंस के बोलाईं!
En-bu-lens ke bo-laa-in!
Call an ambulance!
Usage
Used when someone is injured or suddenly ill.
Grammar Note
It uses an English loanword. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
डाक्टर के बोलाईं!
Daak-tar ke bo-laa-in!
Call a doctor!
Usage
Used when a doctor is needed.
Grammar Note
It uses an English loanword. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
दमकल के बोलाईं!
Dam-kal ke bo-laa-in!
Call the fire brigade!
Usage
Used in case of fire.
Grammar Note
"दमकल" is a fire-fighting device or engine. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हम रास्ता भुला गइल बानी।
Ham raas-taa bhu-laa ga-il baa-ni.
I am lost.
Usage
Says that you have lost your way.
Grammar Note
"भुला गइल" means "got lost" or "forgot". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमार बैग चोरी हो गइल।
Ha-maar baig cho-ri ho ga-il.
My bag was stolen.
Usage
The basic way to report a theft.
Grammar Note
"चोरी हो गइल" means "a theft happened". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमार बटुआ चोरी हो गइल।
Ha-maar ba-tu-aa cho-ri ho ga-il.
My wallet was stolen.
Usage
Reports a stolen wallet.
Grammar Note
"बटुआ" is a wallet. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा कमरा में चोरी भइल।
Ham-raa kam-raa men cho-ri bha-il.
My room was broken into.
Usage
Reports a theft in your room.
Grammar Note
"चोरी भइल" means "a theft took place". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हम बेमार बानी।
Ham be-maar baa-ni.
I am sick.
Usage
Says that you are unwell.
Grammar Note
"बेमार" means "ill". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
अस्पताल कहाँ बा?
As-pa-taal ka-haan baa?
Where is the hospital?
Usage
Asks where the hospital is.
Grammar Note
"अस्पताल" is the everyday word. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा के अस्पताल ले जाईं।
Ham-raa ke as-pa-taal le jaa-in.
Please take me to a hospital.
Usage
Asks to be taken to a hospital.
Grammar Note
"ले जाईं" is the honorific imperative of "to take". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा लगे बीमा बा।
Ham-raa la-ge bi-maa baa.
I have insurance.
Usage
Says you have insurance when seeking care.
Grammar Note
"हमरा लगे ... बा" means "I have ...". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
इहाँ दरद हो रहल बा।
I-haan da-rad ho ra-hal baa.
It hurts here.
Usage
Said while pointing at the place that hurts.
Grammar Note
"दरद हो रहल बा" means "pain is happening". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
ई आदमी बेहोश हो गइल बा।
I aad-mi be-hosh ho ga-il baa.
This person has fainted.
Usage
Alerts others to a person who has collapsed.
Grammar Note
"बेहोश हो गइल" means "became unconscious". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
केहू डूब रहल बा!
Ke-hu dub ra-hal baa!
Someone is drowning!
Usage
Shouted when you see someone drowning in a river or pond.
Grammar Note
"रहल बा" is the progressive. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
आग लागल बा!
Aag laa-gal baa!
Fire!
Usage
Shouted to warn others of a fire.
Grammar Note
"आग लागल बा" means "fire has broken out". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
रुक जाईं!
Ruk jaa-in!
Stop!
Usage
Used to stop someone who is bothering you or acting dangerously.
Grammar Note
"रुक जाईं" is an honorific imperative. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा के मत छुईं!
Ham-raa ke mat chhu-in!
Do not touch me!
Usage
Firmly refuses unwanted touching.
Grammar Note
A prohibition puts the verb after "मत". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
चोर! चोर के पकड़ीं!
Chor! chor ke pak-rin!
Thief! Catch the thief!
Usage
Calls on bystanders at the scene of a theft.
Grammar Note
"पकड़ीं" is the honorific imperative. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
खतरा बा!
Khat-raa baa!
Danger!
Usage
A short warning of danger.
Grammar Note
"खतरा बा" means "there is danger". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
जल्दी करीं!
Jal-di ka-rin!
Please hurry!
Usage
Used when time matters.
Grammar Note
"जल्दी करीं" means "please hurry". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
तुरंत आईं!
Tu-rant aa-in!
Please come right away!
Usage
Asks someone to come at once.
Grammar Note
"आईं" is the honorific imperative of "to come". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
सड़क दुर्घटना भइल बा।
Sa-rak dur-gha-ta-naa bha-il baa.
There has been a traffic accident.
Usage
Used to report a road accident.
Grammar Note
"दुर्घटना भइल बा" means "an accident has happened". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
पुलिस थाना कहाँ बा?
Pu-lis thaa-naa ka-haan baa?
Where is the police station?
Usage
Asks where the police station is.
Grammar Note
"थाना" is a police station. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा चोरी के रिपोर्ट करे के बा।
Ham-raa cho-ri ke ri-port ka-re ke baa.
I want to report a theft.
Usage
Used at a police station to file a theft report.
Grammar Note
"रिपोर्ट" is an English loanword. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा के धोखा दिहल गइल।
Ham-raa ke dho-khaa di-hal ga-il.
I was cheated.
Usage
Used after being cheated or overcharged.
Grammar Note
"दिहल गइल" is the passive. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमरा के पीटल गइल।
Ham-raa ke pi-tal ga-il.
I was beaten.
Usage
Reports that you were assaulted.
Grammar Note
"पीटल गइल" is the passive. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
हमार लइका भुला गइल बा।
Ha-maar la-i-kaa bhu-laa ga-il baa.
My child is lost.
Usage
Used when a child is separated from you in a crowd.
Grammar Note
"लइका" means a child. Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
केहू जापानी बोल सकत बा का?
Ke-hu jaa-paa-ni bol sa-kat baa kaa?
Can anyone speak Japanese?
Usage
Asks whether anyone nearby speaks Japanese.
Grammar Note
"सकत बा" means "can". Composed sentence; a native check is advisable.
चोरी
Cho-ri
Theft
Usage
A noun used to name the crime.
Grammar Note
Often used in the pattern "चोरी हो गइल".
हत्या
Hat-yaa
Murder
Usage
A noun for reporting a serious crime.
Grammar Note
A word of Sanskrit origin.
अपहरण
Ap-ha-ran
Kidnapping
Usage
A noun for reporting a serious crime.
Grammar Note
A word of Sanskrit origin.
दंगा
Dan-gaa
Riot
Usage
A noun used to warn of danger.
Grammar Note
The word is understood as it is.
बम
Bam
Bomb
Usage
A noun used to warn of danger.
Grammar Note
A word borrowed from English.
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