How to Say “Sandwich” in Hindi

सैंडविच
saiṇḍvicmasculine
The Hindi word for 'sandwich' is सैंडविच (saiṇḍvic).
सैंडविच is used to refer to the dish known as a sandwich.
Meaning: dish (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

This noun is masculine.

How do you pronounce it?

saiṇḍvic

Did you know?

  • In many Indian cafes, you might hear the term 'sandwich' used to describe a toasted version specifically. While in English a sandwich can be cold, in a Hindi-speaking culinary context, someone asking for a 'sandwich' often expects it to be hot and pressed in a sandwich maker.
  • In local street food markets, you might hear a vendor refer to a 'Bombay Sandwich'. This is a specific, highly seasoned variety that uses green chutney and often contains boiled potatoes, which is quite different from the classic British version.
  • If you look at the Devanagari script for सैंडविच, the use of the 'bindu' or dot above the letter 'sa' (सं) represents a nasal sound that does not exist in the original English pronunciation of 'sand'.

Examples in context

  • कृपया, एक सँडविच दो.
    Please give me one sandwich.
  • यार, चल सैंडविच खाते हैं।
    Dude, let's grab a sandwich.
  • यह सैंडविच बहुत स्वादिष्ट है।
    yah sandvich bahut svadisht hai.
    This sandwich is very delicious.
  • क्या आपको सैंडविच पसंद है?
    kya aapko sandvich pasand hai?
    Do you like sandwiches?
  • मैं एक सैंडविच खा रहा हूँ।
    main ek sandvich kha raha hoon.
    I am eating a sandwich.

Example conversation

Priya and Vikas are deciding what to eat for lunch.

  1. प्रिया Priya

    विकास, क्या आप भूखे हैं?
    Vikas, kya aap bhukhe hain?
    Vikas, are you hungry?
  2. विकास Vikas

    हाँ, मैं सैंडविच खाना चाहता हूँ।
    Haan, main sandwich khana chahta hoon.
    Yes, I want to eat a sandwich.
  3. प्रिया Priya

    ठीक है, मैं अभी बनाती हूँ।
    Theek hai, main abhi banati hoon.
    Okay, I will make one now.
  4. विकास Vikas

    धन्यवाद, प्रिया!
    Dhanyavad, Priya!
    Thank you, Priya!
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