Hindi · Time, Numbers & Colors
"Ten" in Hindi: दस
दसdas
Ten in Hindi is दस (das). Use it in times and totals: दस बजे, दस लोग, दस रुपये.
Shop change
दस रुपये वापस दीजिए।das rupaye waapas dijiye.
Speak with an AI partner · 7 days free
How to pronounce दस
Say it
DAS
/d̪əs/
Das is DAS with a soft dental d and clear s. Short and clipped.
"Ten" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| दसdas | ten Default number. | Default number. |
| दस बजेdas baje | at ten o'clock Time. | Time. |
| दसवाँdaswaan | tenth Ordinal. | Ordinal. |
| दसोंdason | all ten Known set. | Known set. |
How to use दस in real life
- 1Shop change
दस रुपये वापस दीजिए।
das rupaye waapas dijiye.
Please give ten rupees back.
Change.
- 2Class count
कक्षा में दस छात्र हैं।
kaksha mein das chhaatr hain.
There are ten students in the class.
Headcount.
- 3Night plan
हम दस बजे घर पहुँचेंगे।
ham das baje ghar pahunchenge.
We'll reach home at ten.
Time.
Mistakes English speakers make with दस
Incorrect: Saying दस with a hard English d
Correct: दस with a soft dental d
Tongue on the teeth for Hindi d, not the English ridge.
Incorrect: Mixing दस with English ten on price boards
Correct: दस
Spoken totals stay clearer in the Hindi number.
Good to know
दस is market change, school marks, and round prices. Das baje is a late-evening meeting classic. Ordinal daswaan appears in races and lists.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Paying exact change at a stall
ChatPal
कुल दस रुपये हुए।
kul das rupaye hue.
It comes to ten rupees total.
You
ये लीजिए, दस रुपये।
ye lijiye, das rupaye.
Here — ten rupees.
ChatPal
दस का नोट सही है।
das ka note sahi hai.
The ten note is fine.
You
धन्यवाद।
dhanyavaad.
Thank you.
This is a sample. In ChatPal you have this conversation out loud and get feedback on what you say.
Practice this conversation in ChatPal"Ten" in other languages
FAQ
Common questions about "Ten" in Hindi
At ten?
Das baje.
Tenth?
Daswaan.
Ten people?
Das log.
All ten?
Dason.
Learn a word, then use it out loud
- Step 1: See it in context
- Step 2: Say it out loud
- Step 3: Get feedback
- Step 4: Use it in real scenarios
