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British Sign Language
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Argentine Sign Language
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Hindi
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मुझसे बात करो।
Talk to me.
[Mujhse baat karo.]
Context: When you want someone to communicate their feelings or ideas.
- You use this phrase to encourage someone to express their inner thoughts or feelings to you.
बातचीत के लिए यह अच्छा सुझाव है।
This is a good suggestion for discussion.
[Baat-cheet ke li-ye yeh ac-cha su-jhaav hai.]
Context: Use this when you agree with a suggestion during a conversation.
- You use this phrase during a conversation to show you agree with the helpful nature of a suggestion someone just offered.
शोर मत करो।
Don't make noise.
[Shor mat karo.]
Context: Used to ask people to be quiet in a library or a silent zone.
- This command is used to request silence from individuals who are speaking or being noisy in a place that requires peace.
आराम से करो।
Take it easy / Do it calmly.
[Aaraam se karo.]
Context: Used to tell someone to work without stress or haste.
- This is a supportive command used to encourage someone to proceed without anxiety or rush.
चिंता मत करो।
Don't worry.
[Chinta mat karo.]
Context: Used to reassure or comfort someone in a difficult situation.
- This phrase is used as a supportive remark to tell a person not to feel anxious or troubled about a particular situation.
कोई बात नहीं।
No problem / It doesn't matter.
[koee baat naheen]
Context: A polite response to an apology or an expression of thanks.
जल्दबाजी मत करो।
Do not hurry.
[Jaldbaazi mat karo.]
Context: Used to advise someone not to rush through a task.
- You use this phrase to warn a person that they are acting too fast and should proceed more slowly.
बड़ों का आदर करो।
Respect your elders.
[Badon ka aadar karo.]
Context: A common moral teaching given to children.
- This imperative phrase is used by adults or parents to instill values in children during their moral development.
जो बीत गई सो बात गई
What's done is done.
अपनी आँखें बंद करो।
Close your eyes.
[Apni aankhein band karo.]
Context: Used when giving a surprise or during activities like prayer or meditation.
- This is a request to stop visual contact or stimuli, often used during meditation, rest, or play.
अपना कमरा साफ़ करो।
Clean your room.
[Apna kamra saaf karo.]
Context: Telling a child or roommate to tidy up.
- This is a command often given to a subordinate or a younger person to organize and tidy their living space.
किससे बात कर रहे हो?
Who are you talking to?
[kis-se baat kar rahe ho?]
Context: When you see someone on the phone and want to know who they’re speaking with.
- You use this question in an informal setting to politely inquire about the identity of the person on the other end of a phone call.
क्या आज कोई खास बात है?
Is there anything special today?
[kya aaj koi khaas baat hai?]
Context: Used to ask if there is a special occasion or event.
- You use this question to ask if there is an important event or reason for a celebration.
अपना समय बर्बाद मत करो।
Don't waste your time.
[Apna samay barbad mat karo.]
Context: Giving advice to someone to be more productive.
- This is a firm piece of advice given to someone who is currently failing to use their resources or schedule effectively.
आपसे बात करके अच्छा लगा।
It was nice talking to you.
[Aapse baat karke achha laga.]
Context: Used when concluding a conversation.
मैं आपसे बाद में बात करूंगा।
I will talk to you later.
[main-aap-se-baad-mein-baat-ka-roon-ga]
- This is a declarative statement used to postpone a conversation to a future time.
क्या आप मेरी बात सुन रहे हैं?
Are you listening to me?
[kya aap meri baat sun rahe hain?]
Context: Used to check if the person you are talking to is paying attention.
क्या आप फोन पर बात कर सकते हैं?
Can you talk on the phone?
- A polite inquiry to determine if someone is available for a phone conversation at the present time.
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