Hindi · Greetings & Essentials
"This" in Hindi: यह
यहyah
Note: spoken: ये (ye)
This in Hindi is यह (yah). Say यह किताब, यह सही है, आप यह देखिए. Keep यह in writing — spoken ये is common but does not count here.
Point
यह बैग मेरा है।yah bag mera hai.
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How to pronounce यह
Say it
YUH
/jəɦ/
Yah is YUH — soft y, short a, light h. One quick beat.
"This" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| यहyah | this Default written form. | Default written form. |
| यह वालाyah vaala | this one Pointing. | Pointing. |
| यह सही हैyah sahi hai | this is correct Confirm. | Confirm. |
| यह लीजिएyah lijiye | please take this Offer. | Offer. |
How to use यह in real life
- 1Point
यह बैग मेरा है।
yah bag mera hai.
This bag is mine.
Yah.
- 2Offer
आप यह सीट ले लीजिए।
aap yah seat le lijiye.
Please take this seat.
Aap.
- 3Shop
यह साइज़ पास है क्या?
yah size paas hai kya?
Is this size available?
Ask.
Mistakes English speakers make with यह
Incorrect: Writing only ये for this page
Correct: Use यह
Spoken ये is common; checks need यह.
Incorrect: Using वह when you mean this
Correct: This is यह
वह is that.
Good to know
Shopkeepers tap cloth with यह लीजिए. Teachers underline यह वाक्य पढ़ो. Learners mix ये/यह — writing keeps यह clean.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Choosing fruit
ChatPal
आप यह आम चाहते हैं?
aap yah aam chahte hain?
Do you want this mango?
You
हाँ, यह पका हुआ लगता है।
haan, yah paka hua lagta hai.
Yes — this one looks ripe.
ChatPal
वज़न करवा देते हैं।
vazan karva dete hain.
We'll get it weighed.
You
ठीक, यह और एक लीजिए।
theek, yah aur ek lijiye.
Okay — please take this one more.
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FAQ
Common questions about "This" in Hindi
Written form?
यह.
Spoken ये?
Common in speech; this page needs यह.
This one?
यह वाला.
Opposite?
वह (that).
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