[maĩ ṭhīk hā̃]

Context: A standard response to 'how are you?'.

[Rastā kitthe hai?]

Context: When asking for directions to a place.

[main thak gaya haan.]

Context: Expressing fatigue.

[Maiṃ rastē vich hāṃ.]

Context: Used to inform someone that you are currently traveling to reach them.

[Main ithe nava haan.]

Context: Used when introducing yourself in a new city or workplace.

[Main tuhāḍe nāl hā̃.]

Context: Offering support to someone.

[Maĩ vāpas ā giā hā̃.]

Context: Informing someone of your arrival after being away.

[main koshish karanga.]

Context: Promising to make an effort.

[Maiṃ mās nahīṃ khāndā.]

Context: Explaining dietary preferences or declining a dish.

[Main tayaar ho riha haan.]

Context: Used when preparing to go somewhere in your daily routine.

[Main na-haun jaa riha haan.]

Context: Used to inform others about your daily routine.

[main som-vaar nu aa-van-ga]

Context: Informing someone about your scheduled arrival.

[Main nau-kri labh re-ha haan.]

Context: Used when telling someone you are seeking employment.

[Main sirf dekh riha haan.]

Context: Responding to a shop assistant when you aren't ready to buy yet.

[maĩ kamm tē jā rihā hā̃]

Context: Used when informing family or friends that you are leaving for your job.

[Maiṁ bahut rujhiā hōiā hāṁ.]

Context: Explaining that you are occupied with work or tasks.

[Main tuhada suaagat karda haan.]

Context: A formal way to welcome a guest.

[Main ak-sar der naal saun-da haan.]

Context: Describing your sleeping habits or routine.

[main bimar mehsus kar riha han.]

Context: When describing one's poor state of health to someone.

[Main eh vapas karna chaunda haan.]

Context: Used at a store when returning a purchased item.

[Main har roz sa-ve-re sair kar-da haan.]

Context: Describing a daily morning routine.

[main aapne daadaa jee naal sair kardaa haan]

Context: Used when describing daily routines with family elders.

[mubārkā̃]

Context: Used to celebrate someone's success or happy news.

[meri gall suno]

Context: When you want to capture someone's attention.

[Mainū umīd hai.]

Context: Used to express hope or optimism.

[Mainu maaf karna]

Context: Used to apologize for a mistake.

[Mainu pata nahi.]

Context: Used when you do not have the answer or information requested.

[mainū̃ yād nahī̃]

Context: Used when you have forgotten something.

[Mainū bhull giā.]

Context: When you realize you have forgotten something.

[mainu dekhan dio.]

Context: Asking to inspect or look at something.

[mainoo allergy hai.]

Context: Used to notify someone of a medical sensitivity or reaction.

[Meenh pai riha hai.]

Context: Talking about the current weather

[Mai-noo sa-majh na-hee aa-ee]

Context: Used when you don't follow what was said.

[Mainu iha pasand hai.]

Context: Used to express preference or approval for a specific object or situation.

[Mera gala kharab hai.]

Context: Reporting a common illness symptom like inflammation in the throat.

[Mainu bhukh lagi hai]

Context: Used to express that you want to eat something.

[Mainu samajh nahi aaya]

Context: Used when something is unclear or you do not comprehend a statement.

[Mera ek puttar hai.]

Context: Talking about your children.

[Mainu pias laggi hai.]

Context: Used when you need something to drink.