Can you please tell me your name meaning in Hindi?

Tell me your name. मुझे अपना नाम बताइये।

What is her name translate in Hindi?

Whats-her-name meaning in Hindi (हिन्दी मे मीनिंग ) is क्या नाम है उसका.

Can you tell good name please?

“May I know your good name” is a typically Asian way of asking someones name. Perhaps it is being used just as a ‘softener’ or out of politeness, to ask a person’s name. It is INCORRECT. The only way to use “good name” would be in this example.

What is mean by name in Marathi?

English to Marathi Meaning :: name Name : नाव Pronunciation: Add to Favorite: Details : नाव, संज्ञा, कीर्ती, लौकिक, मोठी व्यक्ती, बरोबर नाव सांगणे, नाव देणे (नाव ठेवणे) Name – नाव Name :: नाव Nameable :: nameable Named :: नाव Names :: नावे Naming :: नामांकन

What is your name in formal?

it’s just ¿cuál es tu(su) nombre?. (su for usted and tu for tú.) ¿Cómo se llama? it’s literally How are you named? So that one wouldn’t work.

Is your name Marco?

Marco is an Italian masculine given name of Etruscan and Latin origin, derived from Marcus. It derives from the Roman god Mars. It has also Germanic origin from the element “marah”….Marco (given name)

What is your name in italiano?

Come ti chiami? what is your name? Come si chiama?

What is the plural form of “You” in Hindi?

In hindi, singular is used for casual (for persons of same age or younger ones. In this case you can use ‘Tum’ (you) and ‘Tumhara’ (your) But if person in front of you is elder one or respected person, plural form is used for addressing him / her. In this case you should use ‘Aap’ (plural of ‘you’) and ‘Aap ka’ ( plural of ‘yours’).

How do you translate “Hello” from English to Hindi?

There’s no single word to translate the English word “Hello” to Hindi. However, I am answering the question of how Hindi speakers greet each other when talking on the phone or meeting in person. When Hindi speakers pick up the phone, they invariably says “hello”, irrespective of their background.

How do Hindi speakers greet each other?

When Hindi speakers pick up the phone, they invariably says “hello”, irrespective of their background. When meeting in person, Hindi speakers greet each other in a variety of ways, mostly depending upon their background (regional, generational, educational, religious, etc.), and also whom they are greeting or setting of the situation.