How to Say "Me" in Hindi - How To Say Guide

मुझे

mujhe/mʊ.d͡ʒʱeː/

The Hindi phrase for "me" is मुझे (mujhe).

मुझे is the objective form of the pronoun used to refer to the speaker.

Which one should you use?

Use मुझे when "me" is the object of a verb or preposition. In contrast, use मैं when "I" is the subject.

The word is pronounced /mʊ.dʒʱeː/ (mujhe).

Hindi has a 'split' ergative system. This means that in the past tense, the word for 'I' changes, and मुझे can appear in sentence structures where an English speaker would strictly use 'I'.
While मुझे means 'me', it is often the most natural way to say 'I want' or 'I need' in Hindi. Instead of saying 'I have a desire', you say 'To me, desire is', which translates literally as 'to me'.
While मुझे means 'me', adding a tiny vowel change to create मुझको makes the word more emphatic. It is often used in Bollywood songs and poetry to add emotional weight to a request.

मुझे एक अनार दो।
Give me a pomegranate.
This sentence is useful for practicing how to request an object using मुझे.
Tatoeba #12395951 by Saumya, translation #11925572 by LdjuherTaqvaylit
मुझे एक और मौका दो।
Give me another shot.
This sentence is useful for practicing how to request an opportunity using मुझे.
Tatoeba #11370655 by Sorcien, translation #3151525 by CK
वो मुझे लात मार रहा है।
He's kicking me!
This sentence is useful for describing an action being directed at you using मुझे.
Tatoeba #11371190 by Sorcien, translation #1325 by Zifre
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Vikas and Pooja are talking about a new book.

विकास Vikas

क्या तुमने मुझे वह किताब दी?
Kya tumne mujhe vah kitaab dee?
Did you give me that book?
पूजा Pooja

नहीं, मैंने इसे अभी नहीं दिया।
Nahi, maine ise abhi nahi diya.
No, I haven't given it yet.
विकास Vikas

कृपया मुझे वह किताब दे दो।
Kripya mujhe vah kitaab de do.
Please give me that book.
पूजा Pooja

ठीक है, यह लो।
Theek hai, yeh lo.
Okay, here it is.

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