Hindi · Time, Numbers & Colors
"Four" in Hindi: चार
चारchaar
Four in Hindi is चार (chaar). Use it before nouns: चार टिकट, चार लोग.
Auto rickshaw
चार लोग बैठ सकते हैं क्या?chaar log baith sakte hain kya?
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How to pronounce चार
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CHAAR
/tʃɑːr/
Chaar is CHAAR with a long aa. Soft aspirated chh-like ch, one heavy beat.
"Four" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| चारchaar | four Default number. | Default number. |
| चार लोगchaar log | four people Headcount. | Headcount. |
| चारोंchaaron | all four Known group of four. | Known group of four. |
| चौथाchautha | fourth Ordinal. | Ordinal. |
How to use चार in real life
- 1Auto rickshaw
चार लोग बैठ सकते हैं क्या?
chaar log baith sakte hain kya?
Can four people sit?
Capacity ask.
- 2Board game
चार कार्ड बाँट दो।
chaar card baant do.
Deal four cards.
Play.
- 3Fruit shop
चार केले देना भैया।
chaar kele dena bhaiya.
Give four bananas, bhaiya.
Order.
Mistakes English speakers make with चार
Incorrect: Char without long aa feel
Correct: Chaar
Keep the long aa: चार.
Incorrect: Chaaron when you only mean the number four
Correct: Chaar
Chaaron means all four of a set.
Good to know
चार लोग is a common auto and restaurant headcount. Cricket overs and card games keep the number busy. Chaaron is useful once a group of four is fixed.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Splitting a pizza order
ChatPal
कितने स्लाइस चाहिए?
kitne slice chahiye?
How many slices do you want?
You
चार काफी हैं।
chaar kaafi hain.
Four are enough.
ChatPal
ठीक है, चार स्लाइस अलग रखते हैं।
theek hai, chaar slice alag rakhte hain.
Okay — we'll keep four slices aside.
You
धन्यवाद।
dhanyavaad.
Thanks.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Four" in Hindi
Four people?
Chaar log.
All four?
Chaaron.
Fourth?
Chautha / chauthi.
Four tickets?
Chaar ticket.
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