# Hindi phrases for health and the doctor, with meanings

> Here are 14 everyday Hindi phrases for health and the doctor, taken from real conversations in Shinar's Hindi course, set in Delhi. Each phrase is written in English letters with Hindi script alongside, and its English meaning. A good one to start with: “Mere sar mein dard hai. Ek tablet de dijiye.” (मेरे सर में दर्द है। एक टैबलेट दे दीजिए।), which means “I have a headache. Please give me a tablet.”.

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## 14 Hindi phrases for health and the doctor

| English | Hindi |
|---|---|
| I have a headache. Please give me a tablet. | Mere sar mein dard hai. Ek tablet de dijiye. (मेरे सर में दर्द है। एक टैबलेट दे दीजिए।) |
| What's the problem? | Kya problem hai? (क्या प्रॉब्लम है?) |
| I need to see the heart doctor. | Mujhe heart doctor ko dikhana hai. (मुझे हार्ट डॉक्टर को दिखाना है।) |
| Since when? | Kab se? (कब से?) |
| I've had a fever for two days. | Do din se bukhaar hai. (दो दिन से बुख़ार है।) |
| Do you have an appointment? | Appointment hai? (अपॉइंटमेंट है?) |
| Since morning. | Subah se. (सुबह से।) |
| Do you have a cough or cold? | Khaansi ya zukaam hai? (खाँसी या ज़ुकाम है?) |
| No. Is the doctor in today? | Nahin. Doctor aaj hain? (नहीं। डॉक्टर आज हैं?) |
| Take this after food, twice a day. | Ye khaane ke baad, din mein do baar lijiye. (ये खाने के बाद, दिन में दो बार लीजिए।) |
| A little cough. And body aches. | Thodi khaansi. Aur badan dard bhi. (थोड़ी खाँसी। और बदन दर्द भी।) |
| Yes, after five in the evening. | Haan, shaam paanch baje ke baad. (हाँ, शाम पाँच बजे के बाद।) |
| Do I need to see a doctor? | Doctor ko dikhana padega? (डॉक्टर को दिखाना पड़ेगा?) |
| It's a viral fever. Rest for three days. | Viral fever hai. Teen din aaraam kijiye. (वायरल फ़ीवर है। तीन दिन आराम कीजिए।) |

## Key Hindi words

| Hindi | Meaning |
|---|---|
| mere | my |
| sar | head |
| mein | in |
| dard | pain |
| de dijiye | please give |
| kya | what |
| hai | is |
| mujhe | I (need to) |
| ko | to |
| dikhana hai | need to see |
| kab | when |
| se | since |
| do din se | for two days |
| bukhaar | fever |
| subah | morning |
| khaansi | cough |

## Questions about Hindi for health and the doctor

### How do you say “I have a headache. Please give me a tablet.” in Hindi?

“Mere sar mein dard hai. Ek tablet de dijiye.” (मेरे सर में दर्द है। एक टैबलेट दे दीजिए।). This phrase comes from the Shinar scene “At the pharmacy”.

### What are common Hindi words for health and the doctor?

Some of the first Hindi words you will hear in these conversations: mere (my), sar (head), mein (in), dard (pain), de dijiye (please give), kya (what).

### Are these Hindi phrases formal or everyday?

They are everyday spoken Hindi as heard in Delhi, including the English words people naturally mix in, not textbook-formal Hindi.

### How can I practise these Hindi phrases?

Each phrase comes from a full conversation in Shinar (At the pharmacy, At the doctor's, Booking an appointment). You hear the scene in English first, then in Hindi, then learn every word. Shinar is coming soon to Google Play.

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