Phrase and It's Meaning (Basic English)

 

Phrases and It's Meaning


How about this?

ये कैसा रहेगा?
इसके बारे में क्या ख्याल है?

Here we are!

लो हम आ गए!
लो हमने कर दिया!
Idea मिल गया!

May be

हो सकता है
शायद

At least

कम से कम



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