Person tasting food and expressing emotions in Hindi

Learn Hindi: Describing Taste and Feelings

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Series: Hindi Samiti UK — Full Journey (JL to Level 1)

Phase 4: Level 1 (UK Hindi Samiti – Pravesh) – Reading & Vocabulary — Part 25 of 48

Goal: Learn how to describe taste and feelings in Hindi.

You’ll learn: Simple Hindi words for tastes (like sweet, salty, spicy) and feelings (like happy, sad, tired), how to say them, and use them in easy sentences.

Warm-up (30 seconds): Make a silly face for “sour,” then make a happy face! Can you act out “spicy” too?

Mission: Let’s learn to talk about how things taste and how we feel in Hindi.

Hindi (देवनागरी)EnglishTransliteration
मीठाSweetmeetha
नमकीनSaltynamkeen
तीखाSpicyteekha
खट्टाSourkhatta
खुशHappykhush
दुखीSaddukhi
थकाTiredthaka
चौंक गयाSurprisedchaunk gaya
गुस्से मेंAngrygusse mein
डरFeardar
शांतCalmshaant
मज़ेदारTasty/Funmazedaar

Audio pronunciation links:

Example sentences:

  • यह मिठाई मीठा है। (This sweet is sweet.)
  • चिप्स नमकीन है। (The chips are salty.)
  • यह खाना तीखा है। (This food is spicy.)
  • नींबू खट्टा है। (The lemon is sour.)
  • मैं खुश हूँ। (I am happy.)
  • वह दुखी है। (He/She is sad.)
  • मैं थका हूँ। (I am tired.)
  • बच्चा चौंक गया। (The child is surprised.)
  • माँ गुस्से में है। (Mum is angry.)
  • कुत्ता शांत है। (The dog is calm.)
  • यह खेल मज़ेदार है। (This game is fun.)

Practice exercises:

  1. Say “sweet” in Hindi and use it in a sentence.
  2. Describe a food you think is “spicy” in Hindi.
  3. Act out “surprised” and say it in Hindi.
  4. Write “happy” and “sad” in Hindi script.
  5. Tell someone how you feel right now using a new Hindi word.

Mini quiz:

  1. What is the Hindi word for “salty”?
  2. How do you say “I am tired” in Hindi?
  3. Which word means “angry”: गुस्से में, दुखी, या खुश?
  4. Translate “The lemon is sour” into Hindi.
  5. What is the Hindi word for “fun/tasty”?
Quiz answers
  1. नमकीन (namkeen)
  2. मैं थका हूँ। (Main thaka hoon.)
  3. गुस्से में (gusse mein)
  4. नींबू खट्टा है।
  5. मज़ेदार (mazedaar)

Helper note: Encourage your child to use these words at home. Practice by talking about food and feelings in both English and Hindi for extra fun!

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