How to Say “Banana” in Indian (Hindi)

केला
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There is no single language called Indian, so this page gives Hindi. A banana is केला (kela). The plural is केले (kele), as in दो केले (do kele), two bananas.
Raw bananas, कच्चा केला (kachcha kela), are cooked as a vegetable in many Indian homes. Ripe ones are पका केला (pakka kela).
Meaning: yellow fruit (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

केला (kela) is masculine, so it takes forms like केला मीठा है (kela meetha hai).

Did you know?

  • In India bananas are often sold by the dozen, दर्जन (darjan), rather than by weight.

Examples in context

  • मुझे एक केला दीजिए।
    mujhe ek kela dijiye.
    Please give me one banana.
  • बच्चे केले खा रहे हैं।
    bachche kele kha rahe hain.
    The children are eating bananas.

Example conversation

Tara buys fruit from a street seller named Bablu.

  1. Tara

    केले कैसे दिए?
    kele kaise diye?
    How much are the bananas?
  2. Bablu

    साठ रुपये दर्जन।
    saath rupaye darjan.
    Sixty rupees a dozen.
  3. Tara

    एक दर्जन दे दो।
    ek darjan de do.
    Give me a dozen.
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