You’ll learn the Hindi words for “single”, “double” and “per person”. You’ll feel more confident with questions in Hindi like “how much?” and “how many?” and the kind of basic Hindi conversation you need to understand.
Listen carefully to the Hindi pronunciation of the native speakers and then practice saying the Hindi words and phrases aloud. Don’t be shy!
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Pronouncing hotel in Hindi
क्या आपके पास एक कमरा उपलब्ध है?
kyā āpake pāsa eka kamarā upalabdha hai?
Do you have a room available?
Two useful words to know at this point are "kamaraa" a room, and "khaalee" available or literally free. The receptionist may respond…
हाँ, हमारे पास कमरे उपलब्ध हैं/ हाँ, हमारे पास खाली कमरे हैं
hām̐, hamāre pāsa kamare upalabdha haiṃ/ hām̐, hamāre pāsa khālī kamare haiṃ
Yes, we still have rooms available.
नहीं, कोई कमरा खाली नहीं है ।
nahīṃ, koī kamarā khālī nahīṃ hai ।
No, unfortunately we have no rooms available.
नहीं, सभी कमरे आरक्षित हैं ।
nahīṃ, sabhī kamare ārakṣita haiṃ ।
When asking for the price the receptionist at the hotel will need to know for how many people and for how many nights you want the room.
You might answer:
The receptionist may also ask whether you want a single or a double room.
Your answer may look like this…
मुझे एक सिंगल कमरा दो रातों के लिए चाहिए
mujhe eka siṃgala kamarā do rātoṃ ke lie cāhie
A single room for two nights, please.
मुझे एक डबल कमरा एक रात के लिए चाहिए
mujhe eka ḍabala kamarā eka rāta ke lie cāhie
A double room for one night, please.
When asking for the price simply say “keemat kya hai…” how much is it for… and add the type of room and number of nights you want. For example:
एक सिंगल कमरा दो रातों को लेने की कीमत क्या है?
eka siṃgala kamarā do rātoṃ ko lene kī kīmata kyā hai?
How much is it for a single room for two nights?
एक डबल कमरा एक रात को लेने की कीमत क्या है?
eka ḍabala kamarā eka rāta ko lene kī kīmata kyā hai?
How much is it for a double room for one night?
Some hotels charge per room, others per person. Here are some possible answers you might get to hear…
एक रात को सत्तर रुपये होंगे । / एक रात के लिए सत्तर रुपये होंगे
eka rāta ko sattara rupaye hoṃge । / eka rāta ke lie sattara rupaye hoṃge
That costs 70 Rupees per night.
एक व्यक्ति के लिए पच्चास रुपये होंगे
eka vyakti ke lie paccāsa rupaye hoṃge
That costs 50 Rupees per person.
एक डबल रूम के 50 रुपये प्रति व्यक्ति खर्च होंगे
eka ḍabala rūma ke 50 rupaye prati vyakti kharca hoṃge
A double room costs 50 Rupees per person.
एक सिंगल कमरे का प्रति रात खर्चा पच्चास रुपये होगा
eka siṃgala kamare kā prati rāta kharcā paccāsa rupaye hogā
A single room costs 50 Rupees per night
That’s all for this lesson. See you for the next edition, it’ll be packed with all sorts of good learning!
For more lessons on Hindi vocabulary I recommend these!
- Going on a spending spree? Know your vocabulary to do with shopping in Hindi.
- Understand signs in Hindi. A super handy lesson (especially if you need to go to the toilet!)
फिर मिलेंगे (phir milenge),
Nikita Sharma: Rocket Hindi