Hindi · Time, Numbers & Colors
"Two" in Hindi: दो
दोdo
Two in Hindi is दो (do). Use it before nouns: दो चाय (do chai), दो लोग (do log).
Tea stall
भैया, दो चाय देना।bhaiya, do chai dena.
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How to pronounce दो
Say it
do
/d̪oː/
Do is a pure long o, like doe without a y glide. Keep it one short beat.
"Two" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| दोdo | two Default number. | Default number. |
| दो लोगdo log | two people Headcount. | Headcount. |
| दोनोंdonon | both The two of them/us. | The two of them/us. |
| दूसराdoosra | second; the other Ordinal / other one. | Ordinal / other one. |
How to use दो in real life
- 1Tea stall
भैया, दो चाय देना।
bhaiya, do chai dena.
Bhaiya, give two teas.
Classic order.
- 2Movie tickets
दो टिकट सेंटर में चाहिए।
do ticket center mein chahiye.
I need two tickets in the center.
Box office.
- 3Sharing fruit
दो सेब काट लो।
do seb kaat lo.
Cut two apples.
Kitchen.
Mistakes English speakers make with दो
Incorrect: Doos for two
Correct: Do
The cardinal number is दो (do); doosra is second/other.
Incorrect: Saying two in English only when practicing
Correct: Do
Use Hindi दो before the noun.
Good to know
दो चाय is one of the most spoken lines at stalls across India. Duality shows up in idioms like do-do haath, but learners start with plain counting and orders. Donon covers both when the pair is already known.
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Ordering at a roadside stall
ChatPal
कितने समोसे लें?
kitne samose len?
How many samosas should we get?
You
दो काफी हैं।
do kaafi hain.
Two are enough.
ChatPal
और दो पानी की बोतल?
aur do paani ki botal?
And two water bottles?
You
हाँ, दो पानी भी ले लो।
haan, do paani bhi le lo.
Yes — take two waters too.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Two" in Hindi
Two teas?
Do chai.
Both?
Donon.
Second?
Doosra / doosri.
Two people?
Do log.
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