Speak Like a Kid in Mumbai—Fun and Useful Hindi Words
Mumbai is one of India’s busiest and brightest cities and kids there speak Hindi in a fun, colorful way! From catching a rickshaw to enjoying street snacks, children in Mumbai use lots of everyday Hindi words that are playful, practical, and full of character.
Words You Might Hear in Mumbai
Here are some Hindi words you’ll often hear kids say in the streets, schools, and homes of Mumbai:
- Rickshaw (रिक्शा) – three-wheeled taxi
- Chalo (चलो) – let’s go
- Pani (पानी) – water
- Bhaiya (भैया) – older brother (also used for friendly strangers)
- Dabba (डब्बा) – lunchbox
These words help kids connect, navigate the city, and express themselves with confidence.
Fun and Easy Activities to Try
Mumbai Word Adventure
Create a pretend “day in Mumbai” with your child. Use dolls or toys to act out scenes like riding in a rickshaw or eating lunch from a dabba.
Snack & Speak
Prepare a simple Indian snack like puffed rice or roti. As you eat, practice words like “pani” or “chalo” with gestures and big smiles.
Dinolingo makes learning city-inspired Hindi fun and interactive. With lessons for ages 2–14, kids can hear native speakers, explore real-life vocabulary, and even play games about Indian life.
Available on iOS, Android, and web, Dinolingo includes offline worksheets and flashcards for families on the go.
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