Daily Use Sentence Hindi to English Part 7

There are different ways of learning English speaking but one of the most effective ways is through daily use conversational sentences. The conventional way of getting to the meaning of a sentence in any language has been through translation. But there are a lot of sentences in every language which can’t be converted into English through translation. These can only be replaced with another sentence in English.

Here you will get ten sentences taken from daily life & an English sentence for the same. The sentences are given in Hinglish & in English. After every sentence you will get some related sentence, usage, idiom or phrase that you will find useful. Learners will do well to make note of these sentences & use these in daily communication.

The challenge for the learner of spoken English is that there are too many such sentences that we use in our daily conversation. The ideal way of getting rid of this dilemma is to make note of a sentence whenever you come across & use the sentence same day in your day-to-day English communication. If you don’t get an opportunity to use the conversation sentence with anyone, speak it aloud to yourself thrice & the sentence will be yours.

You can start with these sentences & keep adding more to your list. You can start with simple sentences & gradually add complex conversational sentences to your kitty. Some of the idiomatic expressions & common phrases also work as conversational sentences. Keep adding these too but make a sentence with these instead of writing these separately.

Meri usse kaha suni ho gayi.
I exchanged hot words with him.

Mujhe neeche/upar jana hai.
I am to go downstairs/upstairs.

Aap ye sadma bardasht nahi kar payenge.
You won't be able to bear this shock.

Ek kahawat hai.
There is a saying.

Mai der raat tak jagta hu.
I keep late hours.

Mai raat ke sannate me akele bahar ja sakta hoon.
I can venture out in the dead of night.

Use paison ki garmi hai.
He is proud of his purse.

Uski chhavi saaf-suthari nahi hai.
He is not Mr Clean.

Use halka bukhar hai.
He has mild fever.

Dam ho to rok ke dikhao.
Stop if you can.

Knowing these sentences is one thing & applying these in your daily English communication is another part of the story. Once you have known them, it’s time to use these with your communication partner or with anyone around you. A sentence once used becomes yours and will help you speak English fluently. One thing that is to be kept in mind is not translating them in conventional way. Try to find the nearest English substitute for the same & use these in your communication.

Some of these sentences are idiomatic expressions which can be used in daily English communication or during role plays. If you use these sentences in your day to day communication, they will surely take your English to the level next. These are attention grabbers & leave a positive impact about your English communication in the mind of the listener. The key lies in noting these down & making a conscious effort in using these in day to day communication.

For better understanding we are adding a video explaining these sentences & how you can get the benefit out of these. Happy learning!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked