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"A ticket to…, please" in Hindi: … का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

… का एक टिकट, प्लीज़… ka ek tikat, pleez

Say it: … ka ek ti-KAT, pleezphrase/kɑː eːk ʈɪkəʈ pliːz/

Ask for a ticket with … का एक टिकट, प्लीज़ (… ka ek tikat, pleez). Fill the gap: जयपुर का एक टिकट, प्लीज़ — keep टिकट and प्लीज़.

Railway window

आगरा का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

Aagra ka ek tikat, pleez.

A ticket to Agra, please.
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How to pronounce … का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

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… ka ek ti-KAT, pleez

/kɑː eːk ʈɪkəʈ pliːz/

Ka ek tikat, pleez: clear ka, ek, ti-KAT, then English-like pleez. Put a place name before का.

"A ticket to…, please" in Hindi: quick reference

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… का एक टिकट, प्लीज़… ka ek tikat, pleeza ticket to…, please

Counter template.

दिल्ली का एक टिकट, प्लीज़Dilli ka ek tikat, pleeza ticket to Delhi, please

Filled example.

दो टिकट, प्लीज़do tikat, pleeztwo tickets, please

Quantity change; still keeps टिकट, प्लीज़.

वापसी का एक टिकट, प्लीज़vaapsi ka ek tikat, pleeza return ticket, please

Return booking.

How to use … का एक टिकट, प्लीज़ in real life

  1. 1Railway window

    आगरा का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

    Aagra ka ek tikat, pleez.

    A ticket to Agra, please.

    Classic ask.

  2. 2Bus depot

    जयपुर का एक टिकट, प्लीज़, सुबह वाली

    Jaipur ka ek tikat, pleez, subah vaali.

    A ticket to Jaipur, please — the morning one.

    Time detail.

  3. 3Metro help desk

    आपसे: एयरपोर्ट का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

    aapse: airport ka ek tikat, pleez.

    From you: a ticket to the airport, please.

    Soft aap frame.

Mistakes English speakers make with … का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

Incorrect: Dropping प्लीज़ and saying only टिकट चाहिए

Correct: Keep the pattern … का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

This page teaches the full counter phrase with प्लीज़.

Incorrect: Leaving the ellipsis empty with no place

Correct: Put a destination before का, e.g. दिल्ली का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

The … stands for a real place name.

Good to know

Counters still hear प्लीज़ beside Hindi. People queue, say the city, then का एक टिकट, प्लीज़. Apps book silently, but window talk stays this short formula.

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At a state bus counter

  1. ChatPal

    बोलिए, कहाँ का टिकट?

    boliye, kahaan ka tikat?

    Please tell me — ticket for where?

  2. You

    उदयपुर का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

    Udaipur ka ek tikat, pleez.

    A ticket to Udaipur, please.

  3. ChatPal

    सीट उपलब्ध हैपेमेंट कर दीजिए

    seat uplabdh hai — payment kar dijiye.

    A seat is available — please pay.

  4. You

    ठीक है, फिर से: उदयपुर का एक टिकट, प्लीज़

    theek hai, phir se: Udaipur ka ek tikat, pleez.

    Okay — again: a ticket to Udaipur, please.

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"A ticket to…, please" in other languages

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Common questions about "A ticket to…, please" in Hindi

How do you ask for a ticket to…?

… का एक टिकट, प्लीज़ — put the place before का.

Example for Mumbai?

मुंबई का एक टिकट, प्लीज़।

Must I keep प्लीज़?

Yes for this page's phrase.

Two tickets?

दो टिकट, प्लीज़, or दो … के टिकट, प्लीज़.

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