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British Sign Language
117 published entries
American Sign Language
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Argentine Sign Language
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Adamorobe Sign Language
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Hindi
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मुझे उसकी सच्चाई पर यकीन है।
I believe in his honesty.
[mujhe uskee sach-chaaee par yakeen hai.]
Context: Used when expressing trust in someone's integrity.
मुझे खेद है
I am sorry.
[mu-jhe-khed-hai]
- This is a formal and polite way to express regret or offer an apology in various social or professional settings.
मुझे माफ कर दो
Please forgive me.
[mu-jhe-maaf-kar-do]
- This is a direct and personal appeal for forgiveness, typically used among people who know each other.
मुझे भूख लगी है।
I am hungry.
[Mu-jhe bhookh la-gi hai.]
Context: When you want to express that you want to eat something.
- Say this to announce that you are experiencing hunger and desire to eat food.
मुझे यह पसंद है।
I like this.
[Mujhe yeh pasand hai.]
Context: Used to express preference or approval for something.
- This phrase is used to state a personal preference or a positive opinion regarding a specific object or idea.
मुझे गलत मत समझिए।
Don't misunderstand me.
[Mujhe galat mat samajhiye.]
Context: Used to clarify your intentions or to prevent someone from getting the wrong idea.
- You say this to request that someone interpret your previous statement or action in a positive or intended way rather than assuming a negative motive.
मुझे दुख हो रहा है।
I am feeling sad.
[mu-jhe-dukh-ho-ra-haa-hai]
- Used to express feelings of sadness or being upset in a specific moment.
मुझे नींद आ रही है।
I am feeling sleepy.
[Mu-jhe neend aa ra-hi hai.]
Context: Expressing tiredness or the need to sleep.
- Say this to convey that your body is feeling tired and you require rest.
मुझे आपकी याद आएगी।
I will miss you.
[Mujhe aapki yaad aayegi.]
Context: Used when saying goodbye to someone you care about.
- You speak these words to someone you are leaving, expressing that you will feel their absence in the time ahead.
मुझे अकेला छोड़ दो।
Leave me alone.
[Mujhe akela chhod do.]
Context: When you need privacy or are feeling upset.
- This phrase is used by a person who feels overwhelmed or frustrated and wants someone to stop interacting with them immediately.
मुझे आप पर गर्व है।
I am proud of you.
[Mujhe aap par garv hai.]
Context: Used to praise someone for their achievement or behavior.
- This is a direct, sincere statement used to express deep appreciation for someone's actions or personal growth.
मुझे इसकी ज़रूरत है।
I need this.
[Mujhe iski zaroorat hai.]
Context: Used to express a requirement for something.
- This sentence is used to state that you have a specific requirement for the object you are referring to.
मुझे हिचकी आ रही है।
I am getting hiccups.
[Mujhe hichki aa rahi hai.]
Context: Used to explain the involuntary sound one is making.
- This is a statement used to inform others that you are currently experiencing the involuntary physical reaction of hiccups.
मुझे चक्कर आ रहे हैं।
I am feeling dizzy.
[mu-jhe chak-kar aa ra-he hain]
Context: Describing a physical health feeling.
- This is an expression used to communicate that you are physically feeling unsteady or lightheaded.
मुझे थोड़ा समय चाहिए।
I need some time.
[Mujhe thoda samay chahiye.]
Context: Used when asking for more time to complete a task.
- This statement is used to request an extension or a brief pause when one is being pressured to finish a specific duty or objective immediately.
मुझे आपकी सलाह चाहिए।
I need your advice.
[mujhe aapki salah chahiye.]
Context: Used when you want someone to give you their opinion or guidance.
- This phrase is used to formally request guidance or an opinion from someone you respect or wish to treat with politeness.
मुझे बिल चाहिए, कृपया।
I would like the bill, please.
- This request is made by a customer to a server to indicate they are finished and ready to pay for their meal.
मुझे इसकी आदत नहीं है।
I am not used to this.
[mujhe iski aadat nahi hai]
Context: Expressing discomfort with a new situation.
- This is a candid statement used to admit that a specific activity or environment is unfamiliar and perhaps challenging to the speaker.
मुझे यकीन नहीं हो रहा।
I can't believe it.
[mujhe yakeen nahi ho raha.]
Context: Used to express surprise or disbelief about something.
- You use this phrase to indicate that you are surprised by a situation or a piece of news.
मुझे बहुत प्यास लगी है।
I am very thirsty.
[mu-jhe ba-hut pyaas la-gee hai]
Context: Expressing a need for water.
- This phrase is used to communicate a physiological need for hydration to friends or service providers when you require water.
मुझे उसकी नीयत पर शक है।
I doubt his/her intention.
[Mujhe uskee neeyat par shak hai.]
Context: Used when expressing suspicion about someone's motives.
- This phrase is used to express a strong personal lack of trust regarding the underlying purpose or integrity of another person's actions.
मुझे आपसे मिलकर खुशी हुई।
Nice to meet you.
[mu-jhe-aap-se-mil-kar-khu-shi-hu-ee]
मुझे यह काम पूरा करना है।
I have to complete this work.
[Mujhe yeh kaam poora karna hai.]
Context: Used to express a commitment or responsibility towards a task.
- This statement is used to inform others of a personal obligation or a task that requires completion.
मुझे इसकी जानकारी नहीं है।
I don't have information about this.
[Mujhe iski jaankari nahi hai.]
Context: Used to express lack of knowledge on a topic.
- This phrase is used to professionally or neutrally inform someone that you do not possess the specific data or information requested.
मुझे यह जानकर आश्चर्य हुआ।
I was surprised to learn this.
[Mujhe yeh jaankar aashcharya hua.]
Context: Used when reacting to unexpected information or news.
- This phrase is used to articulate a feeling of mental or emotional reaction to information that was previously unknown.
मुझे बहुत घबराहट हो रही है।
I am feeling very nervous.
[mujhe bahut ghabraahat ho rahee hai.]
Context: Used before an exam or a big presentation.
मुझे यह जानकर बहुत खुशी हुई।
I am very happy to know this.
[Mujhe yeh jaankar bahut khushi hui.]
Context: Used when responding to good news.
- You say this to express your sincere joy upon receiving positive information from someone.
मुझे यह जानकर बहुत अफ़सोस हुआ।
I am very sorry to hear this.
[mujhe yah jaanakar bahut afsos hua.]
Context: Used to express sympathy for bad news.
मुझे गहरे नीले रंग की साड़ी चाहिए।
I want a dark blue saree.
[Mujhe gahre neele rang ki saree chahiye.]
Context: Specifying a preference while shopping for traditional wear.
मुझे लगता है कि हमें यह विचार आगे बढ़ाना चाहिए।
I think we should take this idea forward.
[Mujhe lag-ta hai ki hu-mein yeh vi-char aa-ge bad-ha-na chai-ye.]
Context: Encouraging movement on a proposed idea.
- You use this phrase to show support for a specific concept and to suggest that it is the right time to start working on it.
मुझे यह प्रोजेक्ट पूरा करने के लिए और समय चाहिए।
I need more time to complete this project.
- A professional expression used to request an extension on a task deadline.
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.
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