Lesson No 4A-Common Classroom Phrases

Common Classroom Phrases

Learning common classroom phrases can help improve communication in an educational setting. Below is a table of essential phrases, their meanings in English, and their pronunciations in Devanagari script.

Basic Classroom Phrases

English PhrasePronunciation (Devanagari)Meaning in English
Good morning, everyone.गुड मॉर्निंग, एव्रीवन।Greeting the class at the start of the day.
Please, sit down.प्लीज़, सिट डाउन।Asking students to take their seats.
Open your books.ओपन यॉर बुक्स।Instruction to begin reading textbooks.
Can you repeat that, please?कैन यू रिपीट दैट, प्लीज़?Requesting someone to say something again.
I don’t understand.आय डोंट अंडरस्टैंड।Expressing a lack of understanding.
Raise your hand.रेज़ यॉर हैंड।Asking students to raise their hands to speak.
Listen carefully.लिसन केयरफुली।Encouraging students to pay close attention.
Work in pairs/groups.वर्क इन पेयर्स/ग्रूप्स।Instruction to collaborate in pairs or groups.
Be quiet, please.बी क्वायट, प्लीज़।Asking for silence.
Do you have any questions?डू यू हैव एनी क्वेश्चन्स?Asking if students have any questions.
Turn to page [number].टर्न टू पेज [नंबर]।Instruction to turn to a specific page in a book.
Let’s take a break.लेट्स टेक अ ब्रेक।Announcing a break period.
Finish your work.फिनिश यॉर वर्क।Instruction to complete assigned tasks.
Hand in your assignments.हैंड इन यॉर असाइनमेंट्स।Asking students to submit their completed assignments.
May I go to the restroom?मे आइ गो टू द रेस्टरूम?Requesting permission to go to the restroom.
Class dismissed.क्लास डिसमिस्ड।Informing students that the class is over.
See you tomorrow.सी यू टुमॉरो।Farewell phrase, indicating the next meeting.
Pay attention, please.पे अटेंशन, प्लीज़।Asking students to focus on the lesson.
Take out your notebooks.टेक आउट यॉर नोटबुक्स।Instruction to take out notebooks for note-taking.
Read aloud.रीड अलाउड।Instruction to read out loud.

Additional Classroom Interactions

English PhrasePronunciation (Devanagari)Meaning in English
Can I ask a question?कैन आइ आस्क अ क्वेश्चन?Requesting to ask a question.
Please, repeat after me.प्लीज़, रिपीट आफ्टर मी।Asking students to repeat what you say.
Let’s begin the lesson.लेट्स बगिन द लेसन।Initiating the start of a lesson.
Who knows the answer?हू नोज़ द आन्सर?Asking who knows the response to a question.
Take notes, please.टेक नोट्स, प्लीज़।Requesting students to take notes.
Speak louder, please.स्पीक लाउडर, प्लीज़।Asking someone to speak with a louder voice.
Let’s review.लेट्स रिव्यू।Indicating a recap or review session.
Close your books.क्लोज़ यॉर बुक्स।Instruction to close textbooks.
Explain that again, please.एक्सप्लेन दैट अगेन, प्लीज़।Requesting a repeat explanation.
What is the meaning of [word]?व्हाट इज़ द मीनिंग ऑफ [वर्ड]?Asking for the definition of a word.
Work independently.वर्क इंडिपेंडेंटली।Instruction to work alone.
Share your ideas with the class.शेयर यॉर आइडियाज़ विद द क्लास।Requesting students to share their thoughts.
Write your answers on the board.राइट यॉर आन्सर्स ऑन द बोर्ड।Instruction to write answers on the board.
Let’s have a discussion.लेट्स हैव अ डिस्कश्शन।Initiating a group discussion.
Take out your homework.टेक आउट यॉर होमवर्क।Instruction to take out homework assignments.
Please, start working now.प्लीज़, स्टार्ट वर्किंग नौ।Request to begin working.

Useful Tips for Classroom Communication

  1. Listen Actively: Pay close attention to instructions and repeat them to ensure understanding.
  2. Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions if something isn’t clear.
  3. Take Notes: Write down key points to help remember important information.
  4. Participate: Engage actively in classroom activities and discussions.
  5. Respect: Be respectful towards teachers and classmates.
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By familiarizing yourself with these common classroom phrases and their pronunciations, you’ll be better equipped to navigate an English-speaking classroom environment. Happy learning!

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