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Widely Used Kanglish Phrases
Hallo / Hego?
Hello / Hi
Casual Kanglish greeting — "Hego?" is short for "Hege idira?" (How are you?), widely used in Bengaluru.
Hege idira? / Hego?
How are you?
"Hege idira?" is the standard Kannada greeting romanised; shortened to "Hego?" in casual Kanglish chat.
Naan chenna idini, tumba thanks
I am fine, thank you
"Chenna" means fine/good in Kannada; "tumba thanks" blends Kannada "tumba" (very much) with English.
Shubha madhyahna / Good morning ra!
Good morning
Kanglish speakers often say "Good morning ra!" — the suffix "ra" is a casual address form in Kannada.
Good night ra! Chennagi malgappa
Good night
"Chennagi malgappa" means "sleep well" in Kannada — a warm Kanglish sign-off.
Nim hesaru enu?
What is your name?
A direct Kannada question romanised — "hesaru" means name. Used in formal and informal settings.
Ninna nodidakke khushi aaytu
Nice to meet you
"Khushi aaytu" means "felt happy" in Kannada — commonly used when meeting someone for the first time.
Maneli ellaru henge idaare?
How is your family?
"Maneli" means at home/family in Kannada — a warm greeting about family wellbeing.
Channagi nodi kondi / Take care ra
Take care
Kanglish blend: Kannada "channagi nodi kondi" (take good care) or simply "Take care ra" with the casual suffix.
Belega sigona / See you ra!
See you soon
"Belega sigona" means "we will meet soon" in Kannada — "see you ra!" is the Kanglish shorthand.
Naama family Mysuru inda
My family is from Mysuru
Mysuru (Mysore) is a culturally rich city in Karnataka, known for its palace and silk.
Naamma maneli metro station hatra ide
Our house is near the metro station
The Namma Metro in Bengaluru has transformed connectivity — "hatra" means nearby in Kannada.
Amma ivagattu ragi mudde maadidaare
Mom made ragi mudde today
Ragi mudde (finger millet balls) is a beloved staple dish of Karnataka, especially in rural and semi-urban areas.
Naavu joint family aagi idivi
We are a joint family
Joint families remain common in Karnataka — "aagi idivi" means "we are/remain" in Kannada.
Naanna anna Bengaluru alli idaare
My elder brother lives in Bengaluru
"Anna" means elder brother in Kannada; Bengaluru is the state capital and India's IT hub.
Ajji obbattu maadtha idaare
Grandma is making obbattu
Obbattu (Puran Poli / Holige) is a traditional sweet flatbread prepared during Ugadi and festivals in Karnataka.
Dasara ge maneli decoration maadthidivi
We are decorating the house for Dasara
Dasara (Mysuru Dasara) is Karnataka's most iconic festival celebrated for 10 days with royal grandeur in Mysuru.
Water bill pay aaytha?
Is the water bill paid?
A typical Kanglish household query blending Kannada structure with English words.
Owner rent hechchu maadidaare
The landlord increased the rent
"Hechchu" means increase in Kannada — a common Bengaluru renter's experience as the city grows rapidly.
Naanna akka last year marriage aadru
My sister got married last year
"Akka" means elder sister in Kannada — "aadru" means happened/got done.
Naige filter coffee tumba ishtа
I love filter coffee
Filter coffee (kaapi) is a cultural institution in Karnataka — "tumba ishta" means love it very much.
Dosa thinona?
Shall we eat dosa?
Dosa is a staple of Karnataka cuisine — "thinona" means "shall we eat" in a casual Kannada invitation.
Naige hidiveli aagide
I am hungry
"Hidiveli" means hunger in Kannada — a common phrase before lunch or evening snack time.
Bisi bele bath tumba tasty aagithe
The bisi bele bath is very tasty
Bisi Bele Bath is a hot, spiced lentil rice dish — a quintessential Karnataka comfort food.
Lunch ge hotel ge hona
Let us go to the hotel for lunch
In Karnataka, "hotel" commonly refers to a restaurant — "hona" means let's go in casual Kanglish.
Idli ivagattu soft aagithe
The idli is soft today
Idli is a staple breakfast across Karnataka — "ivagattu" means today in Kannada.
Naige Mysuru pak beku
I want Mysuru pak
Mysuru Pak (Mysore Pak) is Karnataka's most famous sweet, originally made in the royal kitchen of the Mysore palace.
Ee parcel maadthira?
Can you pack this for takeaway?
"Parcel" is commonly used in Karnataka for takeaway food — a Kanglish shorthand well understood everywhere.
Eradu kaapi kodi
Two coffees please
"Eradu" means two and "kodi" means give/please in Kannada — a classic filter coffee order.
MTR ge breakfast ge hona?
Shall we go to MTR for breakfast?
Mavalli Tiffin Rooms (MTR) in Bengaluru is a legendary restaurant — a must-visit for authentic Karnataka breakfasts.
Naanu Whitefield alli kaelsa maadthini
I work in Whitefield
Whitefield is a major IT hub in east Bengaluru — "kaelsa" is Kannada for work.
Office Koramangala alli ide
The office is in Koramangala
Koramangala is a start-up and tech hub in Bengaluru, home to many product companies and cafes.
Ivagattu WFH alli idini
I am working from home today
"WFH" (Work From Home) is widely used in Bengaluru's tech community — "idini" means I am in Kannada.
Appraisal next month ide
The appraisal is next month
Appraisal season is a major topic in Bengaluru's IT corridor — a pure Kanglish sentence.
Naanna startup ge funding aaytu!
My startup got funded
Bengaluru is India's startup capital — "funding aaytu!" means funding came through, a celebratory phrase.
Meeting postpone aaytu
The meeting is postponed
A typical Kanglish office message blending Kannada structure with English vocabulary.
Naaleya interview ide naige
I have an interview tomorrow
"Naaleya" means tomorrow in Kannada — interview prep is a constant conversation in Bengaluru tech circles.
Project deadline Friday ge ide
The project deadline is on Friday
Deadline conversations are ubiquitous in Bengaluru's IT sector — a clean Kanglish phrase.
Screen share maadthira?
Can you share your screen?
Screen sharing during remote meetings is common — "maadthira" means will you do it in Kannada.
Server down aagide, wait maado
The server is down
"Wait maado" means please wait in Kannada — a common IT support phrase in Bengaluru offices.
Instagram reel nodi?
Did you see the Instagram reel?
"Nodi" means did you see in Kannada — short and snappy Kanglish for social media chat.
Link share maado please
Share the link please
"Maado" means do it / please do in casual Kannada — frequently used in WhatsApp and Telegram chats.
Video viral aaytu, nodidira?
The video went viral
"Nodidira?" means "did you see it?" — a classic Kanglish reaction to trending content.
Naanna phone battery shesh aaytu
My phone battery is dead
"Shesh aaytu" means finished/over in Kannada — a universal Kanglish complaint.
Wi-Fi tumba slow aagide
The Wi-Fi is very slow
"Tumba slow" means very slow — a common Kanglish grumble at cafes and co-working spaces in Bengaluru.
Photo WhatsApp alli kali
Send me the photo on WhatsApp
"Kali" means send in Kannada — WhatsApp is the dominant messaging platform in Karnataka.
Ninge ettu followers idaare?
How many followers do you have?
"Ettu" means how many in Kannada — a common question among Kanglish-speaking content creators.
App delete maadthe bidde
I deleted the app
"Maadthe bidde" means I did it and left it/done in casual Kannada — a decisive Kanglish statement.
UPI payment aaytu, check maado
UPI payment done
"Check maado" means please check — UPI (Unified Payments Interface) is extremely popular in Karnataka.
Instagram alli post maadthini
I will post it on Instagram
"Maadthini" means I will do it in Kannada — Instagram is widely used by Karnataka's youth.
Commercial Street ge hona
Let us go to Commercial Street
Commercial Street in Bengaluru is a famous shopping destination for clothing, jewellery, and accessories.
Ee tumba daavale aagide / Too costly aagide
This is too expensive
"Daavale" means expensive/costly in Kannada — a common shopping negotiation opener.
Swalpa discount kodi?
Can you give a discount?
"Swalpa" means a little/small in Kannada — "swalpa discount kodi" is a classic Karnataka market phrase.
Flipkart alli order maadide
I ordered it on Flipkart
Flipkart, founded in Bengaluru, is India's leading e-commerce platform — a proud local brand for Kannadigas.
Mysuru silk saree tumba chennagi ide
The Mysuru silk saree is beautiful
Mysuru (Mysore) Silk sarees are world-famous for their quality and design — a treasured Karnataka textile.
UPI alli pay maadthini
I will pay by UPI
UPI has become the dominant payment method in Karnataka — digital payments are very common even at street vendors.
Parcel deliver aaytu
The parcel has been delivered
"Aaytu" means it happened/done in Kannada — a quick confirmation Kanglish message.
Kapada sale alli ide
The clothes are on sale
"Kapada" means clothes in Kannada — sale season in Bengaluru's malls is a major social event.
Malleswaram inda thartheeni
I will buy it from Malleswaram
Malleswaram is a traditional shopping and cultural hub in Bengaluru, known for South Indian cuisine and textiles.
Sanna size alli siguttha?
Is this available in a smaller size?
"Sanna" means small in Kannada — "siguttha?" means will it be available?
Namma Metro alli hothini
I will take the Namma Metro
Namma Metro is Bengaluru's rapid transit system — "hothini" means I will go in Kannada.
Bengaluru traffic tumba bad aagide
The Bengaluru traffic is very bad
Bengaluru traffic is infamous — "tumba bad aagide" means it has become very bad in Kanglish.
Ee weekend Coorg ge hothidivi
We are going to Coorg this weekend
Coorg (Kodagu) is a popular hill station in Karnataka known for coffee plantations and scenic beauty.
Mysuru Palace tumba chennagi ide
Mysuru Palace is beautiful
Mysuru Palace (Amba Vilas) is one of the most visited monuments in India, illuminated gloriously during Dasara.
Last month Hampi ge hogidivi
We visited Hampi last month
Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka — "hogidivi" means we went in Kannada.
Auto wala tumba daavale keLthane
The auto is asking too much
"keLthane" means he is asking in Kannada — Bengaluru auto fare negotiation is a daily Kanglish experience.
Ola cab book maado
Book an Ola cab
Ola is a homegrown ride-hailing app founded in India — "maado" means please do/book.
Flight morning elu gante ge ide
The flight is at seven in the morning
"Elu gante" means seven o'clock in Kannada — Bengaluru Kempegowda Airport is one of India's busiest.
Nandi Hills ge hona, sunrise nodo
Let us go to Nandi Hills
Nandi Hills is a popular weekend getaway near Bengaluru — "sunrise nodo" means let's watch the sunrise.
Road work naḍethide, traffic jam ide
The road is under construction
Road construction and traffic jams are a constant reality in Bengaluru — "naḍethide" means ongoing in Kannada.
Ugadi Habbada Shubhashayagalu!
Happy Ugadi!
Ugadi is the Kannada New Year — "Habbada Shubhashayagalu" means festival greetings/best wishes in Kannada.
Dasara Habbada Shubhashayagalu! Channagi aacharisuvi.
Happy Dasara!
Mysuru Dasara is Karnataka's royal festival — one of the grandest cultural celebrations in India.
Dasara ge Mysuru ge hothidivi
We are going to Mysuru for Dasara
Visiting Mysuru during Dasara is a beloved tradition for Kannadigas — the palace illumination is legendary.
Sankranti Habbada Shubhashayagalu! Ellu bella thindu, ella bellu naaduvri!
Happy Sankranti! Ellu bella thindu, ella bellu naaduvri!
"Ellu bella thindu, ella bellu naaduvri" is the traditional Sankranti greeting meaning "eat sesame jaggery and speak sweet words".
Rajyotsava celebrations tumba chenna aagiddu
The Rajyotsava celebrations were amazing
Kannada Rajyotsava on November 1st celebrates Karnataka's formation — a major state pride event.
Deepavali ge diyas hachchidhivi
We lit diyas for Deepavali
"Hachchidhivi" means we lit in Kannada — Deepavali (Diwali) is celebrated widely across Karnataka.
Jaatre next week ide
The temple festival is next week
"Jaatre" is the Kannada word for a temple fair/festival — a vibrant cultural event in Karnataka villages and towns.
Dasara Jamboo Savari nodidira?
Did you see the Dasara procession?
The Jamboo Savari (elephant procession) is the highlight of Mysuru Dasara — one of India's most iconic spectacles.
Huttina Habba Shubhashayagalu! / Happy Birthday ra!
Happy birthday!
Kanglish birthday greetings mix formal "Huttina Habba" (birthday festival) with casual "ra!" suffix.
Naavu marriage anniversary celebrate maadidivi
We celebrated our wedding anniversary
A standard Kanglish sentence — "maadidivi" means we did/celebrated in Kannada.
RCB match geddru! Ee sari final ge hogthara!
RCB won the match!
RCB (Royal Challengers Bengaluru) is the IPL team from Bengaluru — "geddru" means they won in Kannada.
Ninna raatri IPL nodidira?
Did you watch the IPL last night?
"Ninna raatri" means last night in Kannada — IPL cricket is enormously popular among Bengaluru youth.
India batting tumba chennagi ide
India is batting well
Cricket commentary in Kanglish — "tumba channagi" means very well in Kannada.
Virat Kohli Bengaluru inda, RCB captain!
Virat Kohli is from Bengaluru
Virat Kohli is closely associated with RCB and Bengaluru — a huge sports icon for the city's cricket fans.
Bengaluru FC league geddru, super!
Bengaluru FC won the league
Bengaluru FC is a prominent football club — "geddru" means they won; football is growing in Karnataka.
Match ivagattu rati eNtu gante ge ide
The match is at eight tonight
"Ivagattu rati" means tonight in Kannada — "eNtu gante" means at 8 o'clock.
Eno adu six! Super aagide!
What a six!
"Eno adu" is a Kannada exclamation of amazement — "super aagide!" means it's super/amazing.
Match elli obbattagi nodona
Let us watch the match together
"Obbattagi nodona" means let's watch together in Kannada — a common invite during IPL season.
India match sotidhre, tumba bejaar
India lost the match
"Sotidhre" means they lost; "tumba bejaar" means very disappointed — a heartfelt Kanglish lament.
Avanu tumba channagi bowl maadthane
He is a great bowler
"Avanu" means he in Kannada; "maadthane" means he does/bowls — cricket analysis in fluent Kanglish.
Ivagattu naage swasthaviralla, swalpa rest maadthini
I am not feeling well today
"Swasthaviralla" means not well in Kannada — "swalpa rest" means a little rest in Kanglish.
Naage tala novu ide
I have a headache
"Tala novu" means headache in Kannada — one of the most commonly used health phrases in daily life.
Ninna arogya channagi nodi kondi
Please take care of your health
"Arogya" means health in Kannada — "channagi nodi kondi" means take good care of it.
Naaleya doctor appointment ide
I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow
"Naaleya" means tomorrow in Kannada — a straightforward Kanglish health-related sentence.
Saakashtu neeru kudidi
Drink enough water
"Saakashtu" means enough/plenty in Kannada — "neeru kudidi" means drink water, a gentle health reminder.
Prathi dina morning walk ge hothini
I go for a walk every morning
"Prathi dina" means every day in Kannada — morning walks in Cubbon Park and Lalbagh are popular in Bengaluru.
Hospital metro station hatra ide
The hospital is near the metro station
"Hatra" means nearby in Kannada — Namma Metro connectivity to hospitals is a key Bengaluru topic.
Iga naage channagi laguthide
I am feeling better now
"Laguthide" means feeling/seems in Kannada — "channagi laguthide" means feeling better now.
Bega channagi aagiri / Get well soon ra!
Get well soon
"Bega channagi aagiri" means get better soon in Kannada — the Kanglish "ra!" suffix adds warmth.
Naanu naanna stress kaminchkondu beku
I need to reduce my stress
"Kaminchkondu beku" means need to reduce in Kannada — work stress is a common topic among Bengaluru IT professionals.

Kanglish To English Phrases

  • Namaskara. / Hallo.
  • Hello. / Hi.
  • Hego? / Hege idira?
  • How are you?
  • Naanu channagi idini. Neevu?
  • I am fine. And you?
  • Nim hesaru enu?
  • What is your name?
  • Naanna hesaru Soraya.
  • My name is Soraya.
  • Naanna hesaru Ahmed.
  • My name is Ahmed.
  • Naanna hesaru Zeynep.
  • My name is Zeynep.
  • Naanna hesaru Steve.
  • My name is Steve.
  • Naanna hesaru Marie.
  • My name is Marie.
  • Naanna hesaru Aaditya.
  • My name is Aaditya.
  • Naanna hesaru Daisuke.
  • My name is Daisuke.
  • Naanna hesaru Abdul.
  • My name is Abdul.
My name is Rajeswri.
  • Naanna hesaru Rajeswri.
  • My name is Rajeswri
  • Ninna nodidakke khushi aaytu.
  • I am pleased to meet you.
  • Thanks ra! / Dhanyavadagalu.
  • Thank you.
  • Yenu ilva! / Welcome.
  • You are welcome.
  • Dayavittu.
  • Please.
  • Excuse me. / Kshame maadi.
  • Excuse me. / Sorry.
  • Houdu. / Illa.
  • Yes. / No.
  • Oota aaytha?
  • Did you have food?
  • Enu aaguthide?
  • What is happening?
  • Channagi nodi kondi ra!
  • Take care.
  • Good morning ra!
  • Good morning.
  • Good afternoon ra!
  • Good afternoon.
  • Good night ra! Channagi malgappa.
  • Good night.
  • Belega sigona ra!
  • See you later.
  • Hogi banni. / Bye ra!
  • Goodbye.
  • Ninage English bartha?
  • Do you speak English?
  • Naage English channagi baralla.
  • I don’t speak English well.
  • Naage swalpa Farsi bartha.
  • I speak a little Farsi.
  • Naage swalpa Somali bartha.
  • I speak a little Somali.
  • Naage swalpa Turkish bartha.
  • I speak a little Turkish.
  • Naage swalpa Japanese bartha.
  • I speak a little Japanese.
  • Naage swalpa Spanish bartha.
  • I speak a little Spanish.
  • Naage swalpa Assamese bartha.
  • I speak a little Assamese.
  • Naage swalpa German bartha.
  • I speak a little German.
  • Naage swalpa Chinese bartha.
  • I speak a little Chinese.
  • Naage swalpa Hindi bartha.
  • I speak a little Hindi.
  • Naage swalpa Marathi bartha.
  • I speak a little Marathi.
  • Naage swalpa Bengali bartha.
  • I speak a little Bengali.
  • Naage swalpa Arabic bartha.
  • I speak a little Arabic.
  • Naage swalpa Indonesian bartha.
  • I speak a little Indonesian.
  • Artha aaytha?
  • Do you understand?
  • Naage artha aagilla.
  • I don’t understand.
  • Swalpa hinde hinde maatanadi.
  • Please speak slowly.
  • Onda sari heli maadi.
  • Please say it again.
  • Naanu hotel haadutha idini.
  • I am looking for the Hotel.
  • Alli hege hogabahudu?
  • How can I get there?
  • Naage onda room book maadabeku.
  • I would like to book a room.
  • Ek raat / ek jana ge eshtu?
  • How much is it per night / person?
  • Money exchange maadabahudu?
  • Can I change money?
  • Naage wine tageyabeku.
  • I would like to buy a wine.
  • Naage onda drink tageyabeku.
  • I would like to buy a drink.
  • Ee eshtu?
  • How much is this?
  • Bill kodi, please.
  • Can I have a receipt, please?
  • Edamagade. / Balagade. / Naede hogi.
  • Left. / Right. / Straight.
  • Naanu backwaters nodabeku.
  • I want to visit the backwaters.
  • Munnar ge hege hogabahudu?
  • How do I get to Munnar?
  • Eradu raatri houseboat available ideyaa?
  • Is the houseboat available for two nights?
  • Kovalam beach elli ide?
  • Where is Kovalam beach?
  • KSRTC bus eshtu gante ge hoguthade?
  • What time does the KSRTC bus leave?
  • Auto rickshaw elli siguthade?
  • Where can I get an autorickshaw?
  • Illi fish curry siguthada?
  • Is the fish curry available here?
  • Hatra tour package ide?
  • Are there any sightseeing tours nearby?
  • Ivagattu channagi aagide, alla?
  • Today is a nice day, isn't it?
  • Neevu eelli inda?
  • Where are you from?
  • Naanu … inda.
  • I am from …
  • Naanu Tokyo inda.
  • I am from Tokyo.
  • Naanu Hong Kong inda.
  • I am from Hong Kong.
  • Naanu Ethiopia inda.
  • I am from Ethiopia.
  • Naanu Assam inda, Nepal inda.
  • I am from Assam, Nepal.
  • Neevu illi idira?
  • Do you live here?
  • Ninage illi ishtavaagide?
  • Do you like it here?
  • Houdu, naage illi tumba ishta.
  • Yes, I like it here.
  • Neevu illi eshtu dina iddira?
  • How long are you here for?
  • Naanu illi moondu dina / vaara iddini.
  • I am here for three days / weeks.
  • Neevu elli hogthira?
  • Where are you going?
  • Naanu … ge hothidini.
  • I am going to …
  • Naanu shopping ge hothidini.
  • I am going to shopping.
  • Ninage eshtu varsha?
  • How old are you?
  • Naage … varsha.
  • I am … years old.
  • Naage iravath-moondu varsha.
  • I am 23 years old.
  • Neevu enu kaelsa maadthira?
  • What is your occupation?
  • Naanu electrician.
  • I am an Electrician.
  • Naanu student.
  • I am a student.
  • Naanu retired aagidini.
  • I am retired.
  • Nim … enu? (email, phone number, address)
  • What is your … ? (email, phone number, address)
  • Naanna … idu. (email, phone number, address)
  • Here is my …. (email, phone number, address)
  • Ninna nodi tumba khushi aaytu.
  • It has been great meeting you.
  • Contact alli iri ra!
  • Keep in touch!
  • Nim native place enu?
  • What is your native place?
  • Gulf alli kaelsa maadthira?
  • Are you working in the Gulf?
  • Naanu software engineer.
  • I am a software engineer.
  • Nim WhatsApp number enu?
  • What is your WhatsApp number?
  • Hotel elli ide?
  • Where is a hotel?
  • Ek raatri ge eshtu?
  • How much is it per night?
  • Breakfast seri ideyaa?
  • Is breakfast included?
  • Naage onda room book maadabeku, please.
  • I would like to book a room, please.
  • Naage eradu raatri / vaara booking ide.
  • I have a reservation for 2 nights / weeks.
  • Double / single / family room ideyaa?
  • Do you have a double / single / family room?
  • Room nodobahudu?
  • Can I see the room?
  • Illi WiFi ide?
  • Is there wireless internet access here?
  • Breakfast yaavaaga / elli siguthade?
  • When/Where is breakfast served?
  • Illi tour arrange maadthira?
  • Do you arrange tours here?
  • Naanna key kodi, please.
  • Could I have my key, please?
  • Sorry, naanna key kaledogi hoytu!
  • Sorry, I lost my key!
  • Bisee neeru illa.
  • There is no hot water.
  • AC / heater / fan kaelsa maadtha illa.
  • The air conditioner / heater / fan does not work.
  • Checkout eshtu gante ge?
  • What time is checkout?
  • Naanu iga hogthidini.
  • I am leaving now.
  • Naanna deposit kodi, please.
  • Could I have my deposit, please?
  • Naage taxi call maadthira?
  • Can you call a taxi for me?
  • AC room ideyaa?
  • Do you have an air-conditioned room?
  • Houseboat stay available ideyaa?
  • Is a houseboat stay available?
  • Bega check-in maadabahudu?
  • Can I check in early?
  • Meeting schedule maadabahudu?
  • Can we schedule a meeting?
  • Ivagattu report kali maadi.
  • Please send me the report today.
  • Traffic inda late aaguthini.
  • I will be late due to traffic.
  • Project deadline naaleya ide.
  • The project deadline is tomorrow.
  • Conference call maadabahudu?
  • Can we have a conference call?
  • Email alli confirm maadi.
  • Please confirm via email.
  • Presentation ready aagide.
  • The presentation is ready.
  • Client meeting cancel aaytu.
  • The client meeting has been cancelled.
  • Ee project ge eshtu budget?
  • What is the budget for this project?
  • Interview Monday ge schedule aagide.
  • The interview is scheduled for Monday.
  • HR bega contact maadthare.
  • HR will contact you soon.
  • Progress bagge update kali.
  • Please update me on the progress.

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