Translate English to Indian Languages

Are you weeding to travel to India and and wish to translate English to various Indian Languages?

Well, you must know that India has recognized 22 official languages which are spoken in different geographical locations of the country.

Having said that these are just the official languages, the real count might exceed up to 1000, but for now we will stick to the official numbers.

In parts of urban India, English is most commonly spoken while Hindi is the widely spoken language throughout the country.

So, if your plan is to just visit major urban areas then English would definitely not cause any barrier of communication.

But if you wish to visit some local areas, cities or towns then you must at-least learn some basic phrases and common words.

Translate English to Hindi or Marathi or Bengali

The three major languages that are spoken in most parts of India are Hindi, Marathi and Bengali.

Here is the translation of most common English phrases into all 3 languages for your reference.

Make sure you memorize them and use it on locals they will surely get more comfortable speaking to you. This is the best guide to translate English quickly.

EnglishHindiMarathiBengali
YesHaHoye/HoHa
NoNahiNakoNa
Thank youDhanyavaadDhanyavaadDhanyabad
Thank you very muchAapakaa bahut bahut DhanyavaadTumcha Khup DhanyavaadTomake onek dhanyabad
You’re welcomeAapakaa svaagat haiSuswagatamSwagatam
PleaseKripyaaKrupyaAnugrah kore
Excuse meShamma kareMaaf KaraMaaf korben
HelloNamasteNamaskarNomoskar
GoodbyeAlavidha (namaste)Accha YethoAccha – Aashi
So longPhir milengayEvada vedAbar dekha hobe
Good morningShubha prabhaatSuprabhatSuprovat
Good afternoonNamasteNamaskarSubha aparannah
Good eveningNamasteNamaskarSubha sandhya
Good nightShubha raatriShubh RatriSubha ratri
I do not understandMai nahii samajta huMala samjat nahiAmi bujhte parchi na
How do you say this in?Aap ise angrezi mei kaise bolengay?Heey engraji madhye Kase mhanaiche?Apni eta engraji te ki bolben?
Do you speak?Kyaa aap bolate hain?Tumhi boltat?Apni ki bolte paren?
EnglishAngrejiiEngrajiEngraji
FrenchPhransisiPhransisiPharasi
GermanGermanGermanGermani
SpanishSpanishSpanishSpanish
ChineseCheeniCheeniChinese
IMaiMeAami
WeHumAamhiAmra
You (singular)TumTuTumi
You (formal)AapTumhiApni
You (plural)Aap sabTumhiTomra/Apnara
TheyVo sabThyani/TeyOnara
What is your name?Aapka naam kya hai?Tumche nav kai aahe?Aapnar naam ki?
Nice to meet you.Aapse milkar khushii huyiiTumhala bhetun anand JhalaAapnar sathe dekha kore bhalo laglo
How are you?Aap kaise hai?Tumhi kashe ahat?Apni kemon achen?
GoodAchchheyChaangleBhalo
BadBurayWayitBaaje/Kharap
So soThik thakThik ThakMotamuti
WifePatniBaikoSthree/Bou
HusbandPatiNavraSwami/Bor
DaughterBetiMulgiKannya/Meye
SonBetaMulgaPutra/Chele
MotherMatajiAeiMaa
FatherPitajiVadilBaba
FriendDost, mitraMitrBondhu
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Translate English to Kannada or Tamil or Telugu

Next, in our comprehensive guide are the 3 major languages that are spoken in majority of the south Indian parts of the country.

Although it might be difficult to pronounce them but at-least it will help you to have a decent conversation.

You can use these words to talk to taxi drivers, hotel staff or while conversing with the locals of the place, making your paradox to learn translate English quick and simple.

EnglishTamilTeluguKannada
YesAamamSareHowdu
NoIllaiVaduIlla
Thank youNandriDhaniyavadaaluDhanyavada
Thank you very muchRomba NandriChala dhaniyavadaaluBahala Dhanyavada
You’re welcomeNandriMeku SwagathamSuswagata
PleaseDayviseiyudhuDaya chesiDayavittu
Excuse meMannichu vidungalNannu kshaminchandiKshamisi
HelloVanakamNamasteNamaskara
GoodbyeNaan poi varugiraneVelli vastaanuHogi Baruve
So longPoitu VarenChaala kaalamuHogi Baruthini
Good morningKaalai vanakkamShubhodayamShubha dina
Good afternoonMaalai VanakkamNamaskaramuluNamaskara
Good eveningMaalai VanakkamNamaskaramuluNamaskara
Good nightEeniyaa eeravuShubha ratriShubha Ratri
I do not understandYenakku puriyavillaiNaaku artham kaaleduNanage artha vagalilla
How do you say this in English?Englishil idhay yeppidy solluvengal?Yedi englishlo yela chaptaruIdannu Englishinalli Hege Heluvudu?
Do you speak?Neengal pesuve ngala?Meru matadutara?Nimage mathaladalu barute?
EnglishAngilamAnglamuEnglish
FrenchFrenchFrenchFrench
GermanGermanGermanGerman
SpanishSpanishSpanishSpanish
ChineseChineseChineseChinese
INaanNenuNaanu
WeNaangalMemuNaavu
You (singular)NeeNuvvuNeenu
You (formal)NeeNuwuNeenu
You (plural)NeengalMeeruNeevu
TheyAvargalVaalluAvaru
What is your name?Ungal peyar ennaMee peru emitti?Nimma Hesaru Yenu?
Nice to meet you.Ungalai sandhithadhil magilchiMeemalni kalisi chala santosham aiyindiNimmanu Bhetiyagiddu Santosha
How are you?Sowkyama?YelavunaruNeevu Hege Iddira?
GoodNalladhuManchiVolleyadu
BadKettadhuCheduKettadu
So soParavaillaiParvaleduParavagilla
WifeManaviBharyaHendati
HusbandPurushanBhartaGanda
DaughterPen kolandaiKuturuMagalu
SonAan kolandaiKodukuMaga
MotherThayeAmmaThayi
FatherThagappanNannaThande
FriendNanbanSnahituduGeleya
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Conclusion

In this helpful guide we have given an exhaustive list of words & phrases that you can translate English to Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu or Kannada.

Still if you face any difficulty you can comment down below and we will try to guide you with the best possible solution.