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"Nice (pleasant)" in Hindi: मिलनसार

मिलनसारmilansaar

Say it: mi-lan-SAARadjective/mɪlənsɑːr/

Note: everyday: अच्छा (achha)

Nice in the sense of pleasant and friendly is मिलनसार (milansaar). Achha means good or nice for things; milansaar describes a person who is easy to talk to.

Praising a host

आपके माता-पिता बहुत मिलनसार हैं।

aapke mata-pita bahut milansaar hain.

Your parents are very nice and friendly.
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How to pronounce मिलनसार

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mi-lan-SAAR

/mɪlənsɑːr/

Milansaar is mi-lan-SAAR. Stress the long saar. Keep mil soft, not meal.

"Nice (pleasant)" in Hindi: quick reference

HindiEnglish
मिलनसारmilansaarnice; friendly; sociable

Personality headword.

बहुत मिलनसारbahut milansaarvery friendly

Strong praise.

मिलनसार स्वभावmilansaar swabhaavfriendly nature

Describing character.

अच्छाachhagood; nice (things/situations)

Everyday for food, weather, news — not this headword's main sense.

How to use मिलनसार in real life

  1. 1Praising a host

    आपके माता-पिता बहुत मिलनसार हैं।

    aapke mata-pita bahut milansaar hain.

    Your parents are very nice and friendly.

    Aap form with hain.

  2. 2Office intro

    नया मैनेजर काफी मिलनसार लगता है।

    naya manager kaafi milansaar lagta hai.

    The new manager seems quite nice.

    First impressions.

  3. 3Neighborhood chat

    वह पड़ोसी मिलनसार है, बात आसानी से होती है।

    vah padosi milansaar hai, baat aasaani se hoti hai.

    That neighbor is nice — conversation comes easy.

    Personality vs thing-quality.

Mistakes English speakers make with मिलनसार

Incorrect: Yah pizza milansaar hai

Correct: Yah pizza achha hai

Milansaar is for people; use achha for food or things.

Incorrect: Only saying achha when you mean a friendly person

Correct: Milansaar

This page's headword for pleasant personality is मिलनसार.

Good to know

Calling someone मिलनसार is warm praise in Hindi homes and offices. It signals openness, not formal politeness alone. With elders, pair it with ji and a smile; young people may also say friendly in English, but milansaar still lands well.

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Talking about a new flatmate

  1. ChatPal

    नए रूममेट मिलनसार हैं क्या?

    naye roommate milansaar hain kya?

    Is the new roommate nice?

  2. You

    हाँ, बहुत मिलनसार हैं।

    haan, bahut milansaar hain.

    Yes, very nice and friendly.

  3. ChatPal

    अच्छा, फिर खाना साथ बनाएँगे।

    achha, phir khaana saath banaayenge.

    Good — then we'll cook together.

  4. You

    ज़रूर मिलनसार लोग घर हल्का रखते हैं।

    zaroor — milansaar log ghar halka rakhte hain.

    Definitely — nice people keep a home light.

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FAQ

Common questions about "Nice (pleasant)" in Hindi

Milansaar or achha?

Milansaar for friendly people; achha for good/nice things.

Can I use it for strangers?

Yes after you have spoken a little: vah milansaar lagte hain.

Gender change?

Milansaar stays the same for men and women in everyday speech.

Stronger praise?

Bahut milansaar.

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