मुझे
Mujheto me, Hindi
"Me" is मुझे (Mujhe) (mujhe) when it means "to me", as in मुझे दो (mujhe do), "give it to me". With "from" or "with" it becomes मुझसे (mujhse). It is also called मैं (Main).
Meaning: object form of "I" (pronoun)
Ways to say it
| Indian | Romanization | Note |
|---|---|---|
| मुझे | Mujhe | to me, Hindi |
| मुझसे | Mujhse | from or with me |
| मैं | Main | I, as in "it is me" |
To say "it is me", people say मैं हूँ (main hoon). To say "me too", they say मुझे भी (mujhe bhi) or मैं भी (main bhi), depending on the sentence.
How does it change in a sentence?
Hindi has no single word for "me". The pronoun मैं (main) changes to मुझे (mujhe) before को (ko) forms and to मुझसे (mujhse) with से (se).
Did you know?
- The forms मुझे (mujhe) and मुझको (mujhko) mean the same thing, but मुझे is much more common.
Examples in context
- यह मुझे दे दो।Yeh mujhe de do.Give this to me.
- वह मुझसे बात कर रहा है।Vah mujhse baat kar raha hai.He is talking to me.
- दरवाज़े पर कौन है? मैं हूँ।Darwaaze par kaun hai? Main hoon.Who is at the door? It is me.
Example conversation
Mother asks who is at the door and Rohit answers.
- Motherदरवाज़े पर कौन है?Darwaaze par kaun hai?Who is at the door?
- Rohitमाँ, मैं हूँ।Maa, main hoon.Mom, it is me.
- Motherआओ बेटा, मुझे भी बताओ आज क्या हुआ।Aao beta, mujhe bhi batao aaj kya hua.Come, dear, tell me too what happened today.
