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ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  \nHINDI  \n1. ध􀀂यवाद|  \n2. ब􀀈त ध􀀂यवाद|  \n3. श􀀋􀀌􀀍या |  \n4. ब􀀈त श􀀋􀀌􀀍या |  \nENGLISH  \n1. Formal \"Thank you .\"  \n2. Formal \"Thank you very much.\"  \n3. Colloquial \"Thank you .\"  \n4. Colloquial \"Thank you very much.\"  \nROMANIZATION  \n1. DHanyavaaD  \n2. bahuT DHanyavaaD  \n3. SHukriyaa  \nCONT'D OVER  \nHINDIPOD101.COM SURVIVAL PHRASES S1 \\#1-HOW TO SAY THANK YOU IN HINDI 2  \n4. bahuT SHukriyaa  \nVOCABULARY  \n\n| Hindi Romanization English Class |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| ध􀀂यवाद DHanyavaaD Thank you . (formal) expression |  |\n| श􀀋􀀌􀀍या SHukriyaa | Thank you .\u003Cbr>(colloquial) |\n| ब􀀈त bahuT very much adverb |  |\n| SAMPLE SENTENCES |  |\n| सहायता के 􀀒लए ध􀀂यवाद| | अापका ब􀀈त श􀀋􀀌􀀍या | |\n| sahaayaTa ke liye DHanyavaaD | aapka bahuT SHukriyaa |\n| Thank you for your help. | Thank you very much. |\n| मदद के 􀀒लए श􀀋􀀌􀀍या | | मुझे पतंग उड़ ाना ब􀀈त पसंद है | |\n| maDaD ke liye SHukriyaa | mujhe paTang udana bahuT pasanD hai |\n| Thank you for your help. | I like flying kites very much. |\n| ब􀀈त पसंद अाता है|\u003Cbr>bahuT pasanD hai\u003Cbr>I like it very much. |  |\n\nGRAMMAR  \nWherever your destination may be, manners are a must! And in this respect, India is no  \nHINDIPOD101.COM SURVIVAL PHRASES S1 \\#1-HOW TO SAY THANK YOU IN HINDI 3  \ndifferent. So in our very first lesson, we'll be teaching you a simple phrase that is bound to come in handy throughout your trip to India. I can't stress this enough, a little bit of language can go such a long way!  \nIn Hindi, \"Thank you\" is DHanyavaaD.  \nYou can emphasize DHanyavaaD by adding bahuT, which literally means \"very much.\" You could say bahu TDHanyavaaD, which would be equivalent to \"Thank you very much,\" or\"Thanks a lot.\"  \nIn Hindi, there are other ways to express one's gratitude. DHanyavaaD derives from Sanskrit, and it's felt as quite formal. That's why some people prefer to use Urdu expressions, which are felt as more colloquial.  \nA more colloquial expression for \"Thank you\" in Hindi is SHukriyaa. Also, SHukriyaa can be preceded by bahuT, which means \"very much.\"  \nCULTURAL INSIGHT  \nQuick Tip 1  \nBy far, SHukriyaa and DHanyavaaD are the most common ways to say \"Thank you .\"Remember that the Hindi language has different conventions. Thus, Hindi speakers mostly prefer to use DHanyavaaD and other expressions of gratitude only when they really mean it and not as an ordinary form of politeness. This is because politeness is already expressed by the polite form of pronouns and verbs.  \nYou can say SHukriyaa or DHanyavaaD when the waiter brings your food or drinks, when the clerk in the hotel takes your luggage to your room, or when somebody welcomes you or congratulates you . But not all people will do the same or answer you back. This does not mean they are impolite: they just have a different way to show it.  \nQuick Tip 2  \nYou will find that Hindi has many equivalent synonyms for a single word, just like SHukriyaa and DHanyavaaD, out of which one always sounds more colloquial. This is because in  \nHINDIPOD101.COM SURVIVAL PHRASES S1 \\#1-HOW TO SAY THANK YOU IN HINDI 4  \ncolloquial Hindi, speakers often prefer to use the Urdu vocabulary. In this case, for example, DHanyavaaD derives from Sanskrit, while SHukriyaa is an Arabic loanword used in Urdu . The first one sounds more formal, or \"pure\" as native speakers would say. The second one is more common in colloquial contexts or with Muslim people.  \nHINDIPOD101.COM SURVIVAL PHRASES S1 \\#1-HOW TO SAY THANK YOU IN HINDI 5  \nLESSON NOTES  \nSurvival Phrases S1 \\#2 How to Say You're Welcome in Hindi  \nCONTENTS  \n2 Hindi  \n2 English  \n2 Romanization  \n2 Vocabulary  \n3 Sample Sentences  \n3 Grammar  \n4 Cultural Insight  \n\\# 2  \nCOPYRIGHT © 2012 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  \nHINDI  \n1. 􀀁वागत है |  \n2. 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