Looking to greet and connect with the people of Sindh? Learn these basic phrases and feel welcome wherever you go!
We’re here to share some easy-to-learn Sindhi phrases that’ll help you connect with the locals, whether you’re exploring bustling markets or sharing a cup of chai. Let’s dive in and start speaking Sindhi!
| English | Sindhi |
| Yes | Ha |
| No | Na |
| Excuse me | maaf kayo |
| My name is Rohit | Muhenjo Nalo Rohit aahe |
| What is your name? | tawhaan jo naloo chha aahee? |
| what are you doing | tawhaan chha piya keo |
| Which class do you study in? | Tawhan kahri kaksha me parhanda ahiyo? |
| I study in Class 8th | Maan athen kalaas me parhando ahyan |
| Pleased to meet you | Tawhaan saan milli khoshi thi |
| How much does this cost? | Hi ketre jo aahiye |
| Where do you live? | tawhaan kathee rahanda aahyo? |
| Can you help me please? | mehrabani karee tohan munhanji madd karee sagho thaa |
| I like learning language. | Munkhe Bhasha Parhanu Sutho lagando aahe? |
| Sorry | Maaf Kajo |
| What Happened | chha thiyo |
| Where are you going | tawhaan kadi piya wajo |
| Where is Food | Khado kithey aahe? |
| Today is Monday | Aaj Soomar aahe |
| What happned | Chha thiyo |
| When | kadheen |
| I want to go back | man wapas wajan chahiyan tho |
| I am trying to learn Sindhi | Maan sindhi sikhan ji koshis kare rahyo aahyan? |
| I am Sorry | Moon khe afsos aahee |