Hindi · Greetings & Essentials
"Here" in Hindi: यहाँ
यहाँyahaan
Here in Hindi is यहाँ (yahaan). Say यहाँ बैठिए, यहाँ आएँ, आप यहाँ ठहर सकते हैं? Keep ँ — यहाँ, not यहा.
Seat
आप यहाँ बैठ सकते हैं।aap yahaan baith sakte hain.
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How to pronounce यहाँ
Say it
ya-HAAN
/jəɦɑ̃ː/
Yahaan is ya-HAAN. Soft y, clear haan with nasal ँ.
"Here" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| यहाँyahaan | here Default. | Default. |
| यहाँ आएँyahaan aayen | come here Invite. | Invite. |
| यहाँ बैठिएyahaan baithiye | please sit here Polite. | Polite. |
| बिल्कुल यहाँbilkul yahaan | right here Emphasis. | Emphasis. |
How to use यहाँ in real life
- 1Seat
आप यहाँ बैठ सकते हैं।
aap yahaan baith sakte hain.
You can sit here.
Aap.
- 2Point
चाबी यहाँ टेबल पर है।
chaabi yahaan table par hai.
The key is here on the table.
Locate.
- 3Shop
यह साइज़ यहाँ उपलब्ध है।
yah size yahaan uplabdh hai.
This size is available here.
Store.
Mistakes English speakers make with यहाँ
Incorrect: Writing यहा without chandrabindu
Correct: यहाँ with ँ
Copy यहाँ.
Incorrect: Using वहाँ when you mean here
Correct: Here is यहाँ
वहाँ is there.
Good to know
Hosts gesture यहाँ बैठिए with an open palm. Shopkeepers say यहाँ देखिए before unfolding cloth. Maps still get a finger jab: बिल्कुल यहाँ।
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Seating a guest
ChatPal
आप यहाँ आराम से बैठिए।
aap yahaan aaraam se baithiye.
Please sit here comfortably.
You
धन्यवाद — यहाँ ठंडक अच्छी है।
dhanyavaad — yahaan thandak achhi hai.
Thanks — it is nicely cool here.
ChatPal
पानी भी इसी तरफ है।
paani bhi isi taraf hai.
Water is this way too.
You
ठीक, मैं यहाँ ही रुकता हूँ।
theek, main yahaan hi rukta hoon.
Okay — I'll stay right here.
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Common questions about "Here" in Hindi
Word?
यहाँ.
Chandrabindu?
Yes — यहाँ with ँ.
Sit here?
यहाँ बैठिए।
Opposite?
वहाँ (there).
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