Best In Hindi Novels & Stories

I wandered around too, hoping to find something interesting. As we explored the nearly empty bookstore, I noticed Neel picking up a foreign-language book. Curious, I stepped closer. “What language is that?” Neel glanced at the cover, his fingers tracing the title. “Ah, this one’s in Hindi,” he said with a small smile. “I’ve recently started reading Hindi literature.” I raised an eyebrow in surprise. “Hindi? Like the Indian language?” He nodded. “How do you know Hindi?” He chuckled at my reaction, clearly amused by my surprise. “My mom was Indian. She taught me and Dev some basic Hindi when we were younger.”

,I beamed. I felt so happy and kissed him on his cheek. "Love you soo much Krish " "God you are making me crazy woman " ******** (Note: Di means sister in Hindi language Bhai means Brother)

"But how come you guys know Hindi? You're Bengali, Adi, and didn't West say that he's Pakistani?" I let out a small laugh. "Dude, you don't spend 16 years jamming to Bollywood songs and not learn a new language." "And, uh, Urdu and Hindi are pretty much the same, so," West added, scratching the side of his neck. Shrilly, the morning bell rang out across the EA hallways, leaving students to scatter to their classes. Ever muttered a 'shit, I'm gonna be late' and hurried off. West fell into a line beside me as I strode on. "Please tell me your feet hurt like hell too," he casually muttered, gaze fixed forward.

"Yes Jewish, Indian.." "No way" he exclaimed surprise. "Yes way." "How did you learn all these...I mean it must have been so difficult" "Nope learning language is the most easiest thing for me it like breathing." "That a lie" "So what language can you speak" "Well...I ...can...speak....english" I gave him a dumb look "Oh...wow...I never knew" "So what language other than English can you speak genius" "A little Spanish" "Estas guapa" "What does that mean"

He tried to explain her in the simplest way possible. (Translation: I know how to speak and write more than forty languages, one of them is Hindi, which you speak.) "Lekin aap ne p-pehle kyun nahi batata hame?" she asked him in the same hushed tone sounding offended. (Translation: But why didn't you tell me b-before?)

An Indian drama series was showing on air and quite coincidentally, they were talking about a new bride preparing dinner for her parents- inlaw and she heard words like 'kheer', 'chicken biryani', 'dal' and so much more. Smiling mischievously, she quickly repeated the ones she heard properly to him. "I want to eat Kheer and chicken briyani!" In her rush to repeat the Indian words, she wrongly pronounced 'biryani' as 'briyani' but the only thing the person at the other end said on response was, "Alright. Thank you very much. Talk to you later. Take care."

She picked it up, and without letting her say anything, she said,"bhauk" (Bhauk- bark) And Preethi too didn't bothered.. like it is normal for bestfriend in India specially to get disrespected on a regular basis by their besties... But when these bestfriends are insulted by someone else than it is a death call for them... Not being bothered Preethi replied,"Good morning and hello to you too... Madam are u planning on coming to the hospital to bless this hospital with your divine self???"

(Baba, do you think he is going to cancel the deal? Uday whispered to him. "चुप बैठो, सुन लेगा" (Shut up, he will hear you!) He scolded lowly. "हिंदी नहीं आती उसको" (He can't understand Hindi.) He replied back.

, She replied to him. God knows what she told him. Mother-son duos are always talking in their common language. Which language? banglow? No, it's Bangla? No, Aah! It's the Bangla language. yes, I got it but I don't understand a single word of their talk. Danny and I understand the Hindi language very well because of Arjun and Neil, but it's difficult for us to speak. We speak a few words of the Hindi language and I must tell you that our pronunciation will make you laugh louder with tears in your eyes.

“Thank you, Bhai. I’m really looking forward to this.” They had bewildered faces as they glanced at me, so I said, “In Hindi, ‘Bhai’ means ‘brother’. I hope it’s okay if I call you that.” “Absolutely,” Alex exclaimed. “We like it. Well, don't you worry. Everything will be done.” We all agreed to the arrangement, and I left their office with a grin plastered on my face.