100 Daily-Use English Sentences for Kids and Parents (with Hindi)

The fastest way for a child to start speaking English is to hear and use it every day at home. Below are 100 daily-use English sentences with Hindi meanings, arranged by situation.

How to Use These Sentences at Home

• Start small — five new sentences a week is plenty.
• Use them in context, not as a memory drill.
• Translate to Hindi only when your child truly doesn't understand.
• Praise every attempt — confidence comes before correctness.

Morning (सुबह)

English	Hindi
Good morning, beta.	सुप्रभात, बेटा।
Wake up, it's time for school.	उठो, स्कूल का समय हो गया है।
Go and brush your teeth.	जाओ और दाँत ब्रश करो।
Have you taken a bath?	क्या तुमने नहा लिया?
Put on your socks and shoes.	मोज़े और जूते पहन लो।
Hurry up, we are getting late.	जल्दी करो, हमें देर हो रही है।
Drink your milk.	अपना दूध पी लो।
Don't forget your water bottle.	अपनी पानी की बोतल मत भूलना।
The school bus is here.	स्कूल बस आ गई है।
Have a great day!	तुम्हारा दिन अच्छा बीते!

(10 more morning sentences cover brushing, uniform, timetable and leaving for school.)

School (School ki baatein)

English	Hindi
How was your day at school?	स्कूल में तुम्हारा दिन कैसा रहा?
What did you learn today?	आज तुमने क्या सीखा?
May I go to the washroom?	क्या मैं वॉशरूम जा सकता/सकती हूँ?
I don't understand this question.	मुझे यह सवाल समझ नहीं आया।
I got full marks in maths!	मुझे गणित में पूरे नंबर मिले!
Well done, I am proud of you.	शाबाश, मुझे तुम पर गर्व है।

Meals (खाना)

English	Hindi
Wash your hands before eating.	खाने से पहले हाथ धो लो।
Chew your food properly.	खाना अच्छी तरह चबाकर खाओ।
I am full.	मेरा पेट भर गया है।
Don't waste food.	खाना बर्बाद मत करो।
Fruits are good for health.	फल सेहत के लिए अच्छे होते हैं।

Playtime (खेल का समय)

English	Hindi
Let's play outside.	चलो बाहर खेलते हैं।
Please share your toys.	अपने खिलौने मिल-बाँटकर खेलो।
Let's play hide and seek.	चलो छुपन-छुपाई खेलते हैं।
You played very well.	तुमने बहुत अच्छा खेला।
It's okay to lose sometimes.	कभी-कभी हारना भी ठीक है।

Bedtime (सोने का समय)

English	Hindi
It's time to sleep.	सोने का समय हो गया है।
Shall I read you a story?	क्या मैं तुम्हें एक कहानी पढ़कर सुनाऊँ?
Don't be scared, I am here.	डरो मत, मैं यहीं हूँ।
I love you.	मैं तुमसे प्यार करता/करती हूँ।
Good night, sweet dreams.	शुभ रात्रि, मीठे सपने।

Small Grammar Notes for Parents

• "Please" and "thank you" make instructions polite — children copy what they hear.
• "May I…?" is the polite way to ask permission in school; "Can I…?" is fine at home.
• Questions start with a helping verb: Did you eat? Are you ready? Have you finished?
• Avoid "Do one thing…" — it's a direct translation from Hindi. Just say what you want.

For more mistakes like this, read Common English Mistakes Indian Students Make.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I improve my child's spoken English at home?
Use simple sentences in daily routines, read aloud together, encourage replies in English, and praise every attempt.

My own English is not perfect. Can I still teach my child?
Yes — using simple, correct everyday sentences is enough to start. A tutor can help with pronunciation and fluency later.

How many new sentences should a child learn each week?
About five is a good pace, used repeatedly in real situations.