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Translate Hindi to English instantly

Rosetta translates Hindi into English as you type, or tap the microphone and speak Hindi. It shows the English translation straight away and can read it aloud. It is free and works right in your browser — nothing to install and no sign-up. The translation is machine-generated, so for contracts, legal or medical text, have a qualified person check the result.

Need the other direction? Tap the swap button to translate English to Hindi. To talk with someone who speaks Hindi, use Conversation mode on one phone, or start a video call with translated subtitles.

Common Hindi phrases and their English meaning

Everyday Hindi phrases with the pronunciation written in English letters and the English meaning. Tap any row to open it in the translator and hear it read aloud:

नमस्तेnamasteHello धन्यवादdhanyavaadThank you आप कैसे हैं?aap kaise hain?How are you? आपका नाम क्या है?aapka naam kya hai?What is your name? मेरा नाम राहुल हैmera naam Rahul haiMy name is Rahul मुझे समझ नहीं आयाmujhe samajh nahin aayaI did not understand कृपया धीरे बोलिएkripya dheere boliyePlease speak slowly यह कितने का है?yah kitne ka hai?How much is this? स्टेशन कहाँ है?station kahaan hai?Where is the station? मुझे मदद चाहिएmujhe madad chahiyeI need help

How to translate Hindi to English

Open the translator — this page opens Rosetta with Hindi → English already selected.
Type or speak — enter your Hindi text, or tap the microphone and speak Hindi.
Read the English — the translation appears instantly; tap the speaker to hear it aloud.
Copy or converse — copy the English text, or switch to Conversation mode to talk with someone in Hindi.

Tips for reading Hindi translations

Hindi is written in the Devanagari script. A few things help you get a clearer English result:

Devanagari or Roman letters. Hindi is written in the Devanagari script, but many people type it in English letters (for example, "aap kaise hain"). Translating from Devanagari is generally more reliable, so if a Roman-letter message comes out strangely, try the Devanagari spelling or speak it instead.
One "you" in English, three in Hindi. Hindi distinguishes आप (formal), तुम (casual) and तू (very familiar). English has only "you", so the level of politeness is lost in translation. Keep it in mind when reading a translated message from someone you do not know.
Gender is hidden in the verb. A Hindi verb often shows whether the speaker is male or female, while English does not. Check who is speaking before relying on a translated sentence.

Frequently asked questions

How do I translate Hindi to English for free?

Open Rosetta, set Hindi as the source and English as the target, then type or speak. The English translation appears instantly — free, with no sign-up.

Can I speak Hindi instead of typing?

Yes. Tap the microphone and speak Hindi; Rosetta transcribes it and translates it to English. Chrome or Edge work best for voice.

Can I hear the English translation read aloud?

Yes. Tap the speaker button and Rosetta reads the English translation aloud.

Can I translate English to Hindi as well?

Yes — tap the swap button to reverse the direction and translate English to Hindi.

Is it private?

Yes — Rosetta runs in your browser and does not store your translations on a server.

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