Hindi · Food & Drink
"Waiter" in Hindi: वेटर
वेटरvetar
Waiter in Hindi is वेटर (vetar). Say वेटर जी, वेटर को बुलाइए, आप वेटर से पानी माँगिए. Soft restaurant loanword.
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वेटर जी, पानी लाइए।vetar ji, paani laaiye.
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How to pronounce वेटर
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VE-tar
/ʋeːʈər/
Vetar echoes English waiter — VE-tar. Devanagari वेटर.
"Waiter" in Hindi: quick reference
| Hindi | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| वेटरvetar | waiter Default. | Default. |
| वेटर जीvetar ji | waiter (respectful) Polite call. | Polite call. |
| वेटर को बुलानाvetar ko bulaana | to call the waiter Service. | Service. |
| अनुभवी वेटरanubhavi vetar | experienced waiter Praise. | Praise. |
How to use वेटर in real life
- 1Call
वेटर जी, पानी लाइए।
vetar ji, paani laaiye.
Waiter ji, please bring water.
Request.
- 2Ask
आप वेटर से बिल माँगिए।
aap vetar se bil maangiye.
Please ask the waiter for the bill.
Aap.
- 3Tip
वेटर को थोड़ा टिप देना।
vetar ko thoda tip dena.
Give the waiter a small tip.
Custom.
Mistakes English speakers make with वेटर
Incorrect: Only बॉय in every restaurant
Correct: Neutral word is वेटर
बॉय is common but rough; learn वेटर.
Incorrect: Wrong Devanagari for the loan
Correct: वेटर
Copy वेटर.
Good to know
Busy thali places still shout वेटर! Fine dining softens to वेटर जी. Tips land quietly in the वेटर's hand.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Ordering more roti
ChatPal
आप वेटर को बुलाएँगे?
aap vetar ko bulaayenge?
Will you call the waiter?
You
वेटर जी, दो रोटी और।
vetar ji, do roti aur.
Waiter ji — two more rotis.
ChatPal
दाल भी थोड़ी गर्म करवा दें।
daal bhi thodi garam karva den.
Have them warm the dal a bit too.
You
हाँ, वेटर समझ गया।
haan, vetar samajh gaya.
Yes — the waiter understood.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Waiter" in Hindi
Word?
वेटर (vetar).
Polite call?
वेटर जी.
Call the waiter?
वेटर को बुलाइए।
Ask for the bill?
वेटर से बिल माँगिए।
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