Public Transport

10 phrases · Hindi with romanization, English and audio

  1. शहर के केंद्र में कौन सी बस जाती है?

    Shahar ke kendra mein kaun si bas jaati hai?

    Which bus goes to the city center?

    Usage

    Used at a bus stop to find the correct bus to the city center

    Grammar Note

    Hindi follows SOV word order. "jaati hai" is the habitual present, feminine

  2. [गंतव्य] तक कितने स्टॉप हैं?

    [Gantavya] tak kitne sṭāp hain?

    How many stops to [destination]?

    Usage

    Used to ask how many stops to the destination

    Grammar Note

    "tak" is a postposition meaning "until/up to"

  3. कृपया मुझे यहाँ उतार दें।

    Kṛpayā mujhe yahāṃ utār den.

    Please let me off here.

    Usage

    Used to ask the driver to let you off here

    Grammar Note

    "den" is the honorific imperative of "dena" (to give) used for polite requests

  4. क्या यह सीट खाली है?

    Kyā yah sīṭ khālī hai?

    Is this seat free?

    Usage

    Used to check if a seat is available

    Grammar Note

    "kyā" is a question particle placed at the start of yes/no questions in Hindi

  5. आख़िरी बस कितने बजे है?

    Ākhirī bas kitne baje hai?

    What time is the last bus?

    Usage

    Used to find out when the last bus departs

    Grammar Note

    "kitne baje" is the Hindi expression for asking what time (how many o'clock)

  6. टिकट कहाँ से मिल सकता है?

    Ṭikaṭ kahāṃ se mil saktā hai?

    Where can I buy a ticket?

    Usage

    Used to ask where to purchase a transport ticket

    Grammar Note

    "saktā hai" is the modal expressing possibility/ability

  7. क्या यह बस बाज़ार में रुकती है?

    Kyā yah bas bāzār mein ruktī hai?

    Does this bus stop at the market?

    Usage

    Used to confirm whether the bus stops at the market

    Grammar Note

    "ruktī hai" is the habitual present feminine because "bas" (bus) is feminine

  8. कौन से प्लेटफ़ॉर्म से यह जाती है?

    Kaun se pleṭfārm se yah jātī hai?

    Which platform does it depart from?

    Usage

    Used at a station to find the departure platform

    Grammar Note

    "se" is the Hindi postposition meaning "from"

  9. क्या कोई सीधा रास्ता है?

    Kyā koī sīdhā rāstā hai?

    Is there a direct route?

    Usage

    Used to ask if there is a direct route

    Grammar Note

    "hai?" at the end creates an existential question in Hindi

  10. यात्रा में कितना समय लगता है?

    Yātrā mein kitnā samay lagtā hai?

    How long does the journey take?

    Usage

    Used to ask the duration of the journey

    Grammar Note

    "lagtā hai" means "takes/requires" and is used for time duration

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