"I love you" in hindi?

wordy · Feb 9th, 2005, 16:44

Hi all!

I have a big and urgent request. Can anyone tell me where I can find how "I love you" is written in hindi script. Cause I found in internet up to now is defferently sounding expressions and written only with latin letters which is of no use for me now.
I would appreciate any suggestions.

Thank you very much and wait forward to your responses.

gs_uppal · Feb 9th, 2005, 16:50

you want to write "I love You" or its translation in Hindi

lonelyaztec · Feb 9th, 2005, 16:54

IM does not support the Hindi Script.

What can i do ?

It is 'Main Tumse prem karta hoon'.

It can also be 'Main Tumse pyar karta hoon'.

alright.

gs_uppal · Feb 9th, 2005, 16:57

just tell us whether you want to write The English terms in Hindi script or its translation in hindi as told by aztec in Hindi script and give you e-mail ID, we'll make a jpeg and send you on that e-mail ID

dani · Feb 9th, 2005, 18:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by lonelyaztec

IM does not support the Hindi Script.

you're wrong in that one:

प्यार

of course there must be a devanagari font installed on your system..

by the way, what's the difference in the meaning of pyaar and prem?

wordy · Feb 9th, 2005, 18:11

Many many thanks again to gs_uppal !!!

You are super

SHIMLA · Feb 9th, 2005, 18:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by dani

by the way, what's the difference in the meaning of pyaar and prem?

The two words are synonyms for "love", in Hindi.

mercedes10 · Feb 9th, 2005, 18:42

OK - I'm jumping on this bandwagon now too!! Could someone tell me how 'Happy Valentine's Day' would be written in Hindi Script? - I'm not quite at the stage of saying 'I love you' yet - I think my boyfriend would run a mile! ;-) Or if anyone can think of any other suitable Hindi words/sayings let me know!

dani · Feb 9th, 2005, 18:49

thanks SHIMLA for your replay.
Could you also explain the difference between "namaste" and "pranaam"? Are they also used as synonyms?

spitze_udz · Feb 9th, 2005, 18:53

Go to link http://www.geocities.com/SiliconVall...e-download.htm download fonts for hindi.. copy the ttf files in fonts folder in control panel.

Copy this in Microdoft word document "maO tumasao PYaar krta h^Mu" and change the forn to sush05, u'll get the hindi version.

natasha chanda acharya · Feb 10th, 2005, 10:27

मैं तुमसे प्यार करता हूँ। (man)
मैं तुमसे प्यार करती हूँ। (woman)

not bad, eh?

spitze_udz · Feb 10th, 2005, 10:29

perfect...

SHIMLA · Feb 10th, 2005, 11:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by dani

thanks SHIMLA for your replay.
Could you also explain the difference between "namaste" and "pranaam"? Are they also used as synonyms?

"Namaste" and "Pranaam" are also synonyms -both are greetings- but Namaste is used more often in verbal greeeting and Pranaam more often in written communication.

spitze_udz · Feb 10th, 2005, 11:29

When u are greeting by speaking.... U can say pranaam as well as Namaste. Namaste is less formal then pranaam. Pranaam is used generally with elderly people.

dani · Feb 10th, 2005, 14:30

so pranaam is about the same as namaskar, and namaste is slightly more casual, right?

Feb 9th, 2005, 16:44	#1
wordy Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Moon Posts: 2	"I love you" in hindi? Hi all! I have a big and urgent request. Can anyone tell me where I can find how "I love you" is written in hindi script. Cause I found in internet up to now is defferently sounding expressions and written only with latin letters which is of no use for me now. I would appreciate any suggestions. Thank you very much and wait forward to your responses.

Feb 9th, 2005, 16:54	#3
lonelyaztec Maha Guru Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,407	I love u in India IM does not support the Hindi Script. What can i do ? It is 'Main Tumse prem karta hoon'. It can also be 'Main Tumse pyar karta hoon'. alright. __________________ Aztec My photoblog

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Feb 9th, 2005, 16:50	#2
gs_uppal Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Mumbai Posts: 392	you want to write "I love You" or its translation in Hindi

Feb 9th, 2005, 16:57	#4
gs_uppal Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Mumbai Posts: 392	just tell us whether you want to write The English terms in Hindi script or its translation in hindi as told by aztec in Hindi script and give you e-mail ID, we'll make a jpeg and send you on that e-mail ID

Feb 9th, 2005, 18:11	#6
wordy Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Moon Posts: 2	Many many thanks again to gs_uppal !!! You are super

Feb 9th, 2005, 18:42	#8
mercedes10 Maha Guru Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Scotland Posts: 556	OK - I'm jumping on this bandwagon now too!! Could someone tell me how 'Happy Valentine's Day' would be written in Hindi Script? - I'm not quite at the stage of saying 'I love you' yet - I think my boyfriend would run a mile! ;-) Or if anyone can think of any other suitable Hindi words/sayings let me know!

Feb 9th, 2005, 18:49	#9
dani मेरा नाम दान्येल है Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Switzerland Posts: 492	thanks SHIMLA for your replay. Could you also explain the difference between "namaste" and "pranaam"? Are they also used as synonyms?

Feb 9th, 2005, 18:53	#10
spitze_udz Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Udaipur,Bangalore Posts: 158	Go to link http://www.geocities.com/SiliconVall...e-download.htm download fonts for hindi.. copy the ttf files in fonts folder in control panel. Copy this in Microdoft word document "maO tumasao PYaar krta h^Mu" and change the forn to sush05, u'll get the hindi version.

Feb 10th, 2005, 10:27	#11
natasha chanda acharya barefeet indian Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: India Posts: 566	मैं तुमसे प्यार करता हूँ। (man) मैं तुमसे प्यार करती हूँ। (woman) not bad, eh?

Feb 10th, 2005, 10:29	#12
spitze_udz Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Udaipur,Bangalore Posts: 158	perfect...

Feb 10th, 2005, 11:29	#14
spitze_udz Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Udaipur,Bangalore Posts: 158	When u are greeting by speaking.... U can say pranaam as well as Namaste. Namaste is less formal then pranaam. Pranaam is used generally with elderly people.

Feb 10th, 2005, 14:30	#15
dani मेरा नाम दान्येल है Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Switzerland Posts: 492	so pranaam is about the same as namaskar, and namaste is slightly more casual, right?

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