How to Say “Hurry” in Indian (Hindi)

जल्दी
Jaldinoun, Hindi
"Hurry" is जल्दी (Jaldi) (jaldi). To tell someone to hurry up, say जल्दी करो (jaldi karo). जल्दबाज़ी (jaldbaazi) means hasty action.
Meaning: rush, haste (noun)

Ways to say it

“Hurry” in Indian
Indian Romanization Note
जल्दी Jaldi noun, Hindi
जल्दी करो Jaldi karo hurry up, friendly
जल्दबाज़ी Jaldbaazi noun, haste

मुझे जल्दी है (mujhe jaldi hai) means "I am in a hurry". The word जल्दी also works as "early" or "quickly".

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

Use जल्दी करो (jaldi karo) with friends and जल्दी कीजिए (jaldi kijiye) with elders or strangers.

Did you know?

  • The Hindi saying जल्दी का काम शैतान का (jaldi ka kaam shaitaan ka) warns that hurried work is the devil's work.

Examples in context

  • मुझे जल्दी है।
    Mujhe jaldi hai.
    I am in a hurry.
  • जल्दी करो, बस आ गई!
    Jaldi karo, bas aa gayi!
    Hurry up, the bus is here!
  • जल्दबाज़ी मत करो।
    Jaldbaazi mat karo.
    Do not be hasty.

Example conversation

Anil and his sister Sunita are late for the bus at the station.

  1. Anil

    सुनीता, जल्दी करो!
    Sunita, jaldi karo!
    Sunita, hurry up!
  2. Sunita

    आ रही हूँ, भैया। बस दो मिनट।
    Aa rahi hoon, bhaiya. Bas do minute.
    I am coming, brother. Just two minutes.
  3. Anil

    बस निकल जाएगी, दौड़ो!
    Bas nikal jayegi, daudo!
    The bus will leave, run!
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