천만에요 — meaning in Hindi

[cheonmaneyo] · expression · 1 · greetings

हिंदी: कोई बात नहीं

English: you are welcome

Example sentence

“아니에요, 천만에요.”

नहीं, कोई बात नहीं।

Korean nouns have no grammatical gender and take no article — the same word covers “a book” and “the book”. Meaning comes from context and particles.
Plural is usually optional: numbers and context often carry it, and the plural particle 들 can be added (사람 → 사람들).
Nouns are marked by particles: 은/는 for the topic, 이/가 for the subject and 을/를 for the object (사과를 먹어요).
The particle changes with the final sound of the noun: 이/가, 을/를, 은/는 and 와/과.
Korean word order is subject–object–verb (SOV), so the verb comes last and the particles show the role of each noun.
Counting usually needs a counter after the number: 세 명 (three people), 두 개 (two things), 한 권 (one book).

Word	Type	हिंदी अर्थ	English
감사합니다	expression	धन्यवाद	thank you
고맙습니다	expression	धन्यवाद	thank you
괜찮아요	expression	ठीक है	it is okay
괜찮으세요	expression	आप ठीक हैं	are you okay
나중에 봐요	expression	बाद में मिलते हैं	see you later
내일 봐요	expression	कल मिलते हैं	see you tomorrow
네	expression	हाँ	yes
다녀오겠습니다	expression	मैं लौटकर आऊँगा	I will be back
또 만나요	expression	फिर मिलेंगे	see you again
만나서 반갑습니다	expression	मिलकर खुशी हुई	nice to meet you
모르겠어요	expression	मुझे नहीं पता	I do not know
무슨 일이에요	expression	क्या बात है	what is the matter
미안합니다	expression	क्षमा करें	I am sorry
반갑습니다	expression	मिलकर प्रसन्नता हुई	pleased to meet you
부탁드립니다	expression	कृपया	I request you
수고하세요	expression	मेहनत करते रहिए	keep up the good work

Write two sentences of your own with 천만에요, then practise the matching grammar and take a short test the same day.

“천만에요” is a Korean word (expression). In Hindi: कोई बात नहीं. In English: you are welcome.

The example given is: “아니에요, 천만에요.”.

천만에요 is written cheonmaneyo. The pronunciation is given in the transcription above.

It is not flagged as a priority for TOPIK, but it is a 1-level word in the “greetings” category, useful for reading and writing.

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