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"Of course" in Hindi: ज़रूर
ज़रूरzaroor
Of course in Hindi is ज़रूर (zaroor). It is a bright yes: ज़रूर, मैं आऊँगा. Keep the nukta ज़ as z.
Helping with bags
ज़रूर, मैं आपकी मदद करूँगा।zaroor, main aapki madad karoonga.
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How to pronounce ज़रूर
Say it
za-ROOR
/zəruːr/
Zaroor is za-ROOR. Start with z (ज़), then long oo and a tapped r. Stress the second syllable.
"Of course" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| ज़रूरzaroor | of course; certainly Default eager yes. | Default eager yes. |
| ज़रूर जीzaroor ji | of course (polite) With elders and customers. | With elders and customers. |
| बिल्कुल ज़रूरbilkul zaroor | absolutely, of course Extra emphasis. | Extra emphasis. |
| ज़रूर आनाzaroor aana | do come / must come Warm invitation. | Warm invitation. |
How to use ज़रूर in real life
- 1Helping with bags
ज़रूर, मैं आपकी मदद करूँगा।
zaroor, main aapki madad karoonga.
Of course, I'll help you.
Eager offer.
- 2Dinner invite
कल ज़रूर आइएगा।
kal zaroor aaiyega.
Please do come tomorrow.
Invitation strengthener.
- 3Confirming a favor
आप फॉर्म भर देंगे? — ज़रूर जी।
aap form bhar denge? — zaroor ji.
Will you fill the form? — Of course.
Polite reply.
Mistakes English speakers make with ज़रूर
Incorrect: Jaroor with a j sound
Correct: Zaroor with z (ज़)
The nukta makes it z, not j.
Incorrect: Using zaroor when you mean maybe
Correct: Shaayad for maybe; zaroor for of course
Zaroor is a confident yes.
Good to know
ज़रूर is the friendly slam-dunk yes of Hindi. Hosts add it to invitations, and shop staff say zaroor ji after a request. Writing with ज़ keeps the pronunciation honest.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
A neighbor asks you to water plants
ChatPal
क्या आप पौधों को पानी दे सकते हैं?
kya aap paudhon ko paani de sakte hain?
Can you water the plants?
You
ज़रूर, मैं शाम को पानी दे दूँगा।
zaroor, main shaam ko paani de doonga.
Of course — I'll water them in the evening.
ChatPal
कल भी ज़रूर याद रखना।
kal bhi zaroor yaad rakhna.
Please remember tomorrow too, of course.
You
हाँ जी, बिलकुल।
haan ji, bilkul.
Yes — absolutely.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Of course" in Hindi
Polite form?
Zaroor ji.
Stronger?
Bilkul zaroor.
Maybe instead?
Shaayad.
Pronunciation tip?
Keep z from ज़, not j.
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