With Friends at School
50 daily use English sentences for talking with friends — sharing, playing, feelings, and making plans. With Hindi meanings!
📝 50 Sentences
🇮🇳 Hindi Meanings
💬 2 Dialogues
🎮 Quiz
📥 Free PDF
👫 When to Use These Sentences
Friends are the best English teachers — because kids talk to friends ALL day! From “Hey, did you do the homework?” before class to “See you tomorrow!” at the school gate, every conversation is a chance to practice. These 50 sentences cover everything friends talk about: sharing tiffin, playing games, saying sorry, and making plans.
The best part? Kids learn faster from friends than from textbooks. When Aarav says “Can I join your team?” instead of just pointing, or Priya says “You’re my best friend!” instead of staying quiet — that’s real English! Start with 5 sentences and watch friendship do the rest.
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👋Meeting & Greetings (1-10)
1
“Hey! Good morning! How are you?”
हेय! गुड मॉर्निंग! कैसे हो? (Hey! Good morning! Kaise ho?)
2
“Hi Rahul! Did you do the homework?”
हाय राहुल! क्या तुमने होमवर्क किया? (Hi Rahul! Kya tumne homework kiya?)
3
“I missed you yesterday! Where were you?”
कल तुम्हारी याद आई! कहाँ थे? (Kal tumhari yaad aayi! Kahan the?)
4
“You’re early today! What happened?”
आज जल्दी आ गए! क्या हुआ? (Aaj jaldi aa gaye! Kya hua?)
5
“Come, let’s go to class together.”
चलो, साथ में क्लास चलते हैं। (Chalo, saath mein class chalte hain.)
6
“Save me a seat, please!”
मेरे लिए सीट रख दो, प्लीज़! (Mere liye seat rakh do, please!)
7
“Did you watch the cricket match last night?”
कल रात क्रिकेट मैच देखा? (Kal raat cricket match dekha?)
8
“You look happy today. What’s the good news?”
आज खुश लग रहे हो। क्या अच्छी ख़बर है? (Aaj khush lag rahe ho. Kya achhi khabar hai?)
9
“Let’s walk together to the assembly ground.”
चलो साथ में असेम्बली ग्राउंड चलते हैं। (Chalo saath mein assembly ground chalte hain.)
10
“I brought extra pencils. Do you need one?”
मैंने एक्स्ट्रा पेंसिल लाई हैं। तुम्हें चाहिए? (Maine extra pencils layi hain. Tumhe chahiye?)
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🤝Sharing & Helping (11-20)
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“Can I borrow your notebook? I was absent yesterday.”
क्या मैं तुम्हारी नोटबुक ले सकता/सकती हूँ? कल मैं अनुपस्थित था/थी। (Kya main tumhari notebook le sakta/sakti hoon? Kal main absent tha/thi.)
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“Do you want to share my tiffin?”
क्या तुम मेरा टिफ़िन शेयर करना चाहोगे? (Kya tum mera tiffin share karna chahoge?)
13
“Let me help you carry your project.”
मैं तुम्हारा प्रोजेक्ट उठाने में मदद करता/करती हूँ। (Main tumhara project uthane mein madad karta/karti hoon.)
14
“Can you teach me this sum? I don’t understand.”
क्या तुम मुझे यह सम सिखा सकते हो? समझ नहीं आ रहा। (Kya tum mujhe yeh sum sikha sakte ho? Samajh nahi aa raha.)
15
“Here, you can use my colours for the drawing.”
लो, ड्रॉइंग के लिए मेरे कलर्स यूज़ कर लो। (Lo, drawing ke liye mere colours use kar lo.)
16
“I’ll hold the chart while you stick the pictures.”
मैं चार्ट पकड़ता/पकड़ती हूँ, तुम पिक्चर्स चिपकाओ। (Main chart pakadta/pakadti hoon, tum pictures chipkao.)
17
“Don’t worry, I’ll explain it to you.”
चिंता मत करो, मैं तुम्हें समझा दूँगा/दूँगी। (Chinta mat karo, main tumhe samjha doonga/doongi.)
18
“You forgot your water bottle? Take mine.”
वॉटर बॉटल भूल गए? मेरी ले लो। (Water bottle bhool gaye? Meri le lo.)
19
“Let’s study together for the test tomorrow.”
कल के टेस्ट के लिए साथ में पढ़ाई करते हैं। (Kal ke test ke liye saath mein padhai karte hain.)
20
“Thanks for helping me with the maths problem!”
मैथ्स प्रॉब्लम में मदद के लिए शुक्रिया! (Maths problem mein madad ke liye shukriya!)
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⚽Playing & Fun (21-30)
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“Let’s play during the break!”
ब्रेक में खेलें! (Break mein khelein!)
22
“Whose turn is it? It’s my turn now!”
किसकी बारी है? अब मेरी बारी है! (Kiski baari hai? Ab meri baari hai!)
23
“That’s not fair! You’re cheating!”
यह फ़ेयर नहीं है! तुम चीट कर रहे हो! (Yeh fair nahi hai! Tum cheat kar rahe ho!)
24
“I won! Better luck next time!”
मैं जीता/जीती! अगली बार बेटर लक! (Main jeeta/jeeti! Agli baar better luck!)
25
“Let’s play hide and seek.”
छुपन छुपाई खेलते हैं। (Chupan chupai khelte hain.)
26
“Can I join your team?”
क्या मैं तुम्हारी टीम में आ सकता/सकती हूँ? (Kya main tumhari team mein aa sakta/sakti hoon?)
27
“Pass the ball to me! I’m open!”
मुझे बॉल दो! मैं फ़्री हूँ! (Mujhe ball do! Main free hoon!)
28
“The bell is about to ring. Let’s go back.”
बेल बजने वाली है। वापस चलते हैं। (Bell bajne wali hai. Wapas chalte hain.)
29
“That was so much fun! Let’s play again tomorrow.”
बहुत मज़ा आया! कल फिर खेलेंगे। (Bahut maza aaya! Kal phir khelenge.)
30
“You’re really good at this game!”
तुम इस गेम में बहुत अच्छे हो! (Tum is game mein bahut achhe ho!)
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❤️Feelings & Friendship (31-40)
31
“You’re my best friend!”
तुम मेरे सबसे अच्छे दोस्त हो! (Tum mere sabse achhe dost ho!)
32
“I’m sorry I said that. I didn’t mean it.”
सॉरी, मैंने वो कह दिया। मेरा वो मतलब नहीं था। (Sorry, maine woh keh diya. Mera woh matlab nahi tha.)
33
“It’s okay, don’t worry about it.”
कोई बात नहीं, चिंता मत करो। (Koi baat nahi, chinta mat karo.)
34
“Are you feeling sad? What happened?”
क्या तुम उदास हो? क्या हुआ? (Kya tum udaas ho? Kya hua?)
35
“Don’t be upset. I’m here for you.”
दुखी मत हो। मैं तुम्हारे साथ हूँ। (Dukhi mat ho. Main tumhare saath hoon.)
36
“Let’s not fight. We’re friends!”
लड़ाई मत करो। हम दोस्त हैं! (Ladai mat karo. Hum dost hain!)
37
“I really like spending time with you.”
मुझे तुम्हारे साथ टाइम बिताना अच्छा लगता है। (Mujhe tumhare saath time bitana achha lagta hai.)
38
“You always make me laugh!”
तुम हमेशा मुझे हँसा देते/देती हो! (Tum hamesha mujhe hansa dete/deti ho!)
39
“Friends share everything, right?”
दोस्त सब कुछ शेयर करते हैं, है ना? (Dost sab kuch share karte hain, hai na?)
40
“I promise I won’t tell anyone your secret.”
प्रॉमिस, मैं तुम्हारा राज़ किसी को नहीं बताऊँगा/बताऊँगी। (Promise, main tumhara raaz kisiko nahi bataunga/bataungi.)
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📅Making Plans & Saying Bye (41-50)
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“Do you want to come to my house after school?”
क्या तुम स्कूल के बाद मेरे घर आना चाहोगे? (Kya tum school ke baad mere ghar aana chahoge?)
42
“Let’s sit together at lunch.”
लंच में साथ में बैठते हैं। (Lunch mein saath mein baithte hain.)
43
“My birthday is next week. You’re invited!”
अगले हफ़्ते मेरा बर्थडे है। तुम इनवाइटेड हो! (Agle hafte mera birthday hai. Tum invited ho!)
44
“What gift should we get for Priya’s birthday?”
प्रिया के बर्थडे के लिए क्या गिफ़्ट लें? (Priya ke birthday ke liye kya gift lein?)
45
“Let’s make a group for the science project.”
साइंस प्रोजेक्ट के लिए ग्रुप बनाते हैं। (Science project ke liye group banate hain.)
46
“Can you come to the park on Sunday?”
क्या तुम संडे को पार्क आ सकते हो? (Kya tum Sunday ko park aa sakte ho?)
47
“I have to go now. My bus is here.”
मुझे जाना है। मेरी बस आ गई। (Mujhe jaana hai. Meri bus aa gayi.)
48
“See you tomorrow! Take care!”
कल मिलते हैं! अपना ख़्याल रखना! (Kal milte hain! Apna khayal rakhna!)
49
“Bye! Tell me when you reach home.”
बाय! घर पहुँचकर बताना। (Bye! Ghar pahunchkar batana.)
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“You’re the best friend ever! See you!”
तुम सबसे अच्छे दोस्त हो! मिलते हैं! (Tum sabse achhe dost ho! Milte hain!)
❌ Common Mistakes With Friends
❌ “Give me your pen.” (sounds rude)
✅ “Can I borrow your pen, please?”
“Give me” sounds like an order. “Can I borrow” is polite. Between friends, manners still matter — add “please” always!
❌ “I didn’t meant it.” / “I didn’t meaned it.”
✅ “I didn’t mean it.”
After “didn’t,” always use the base form: “mean” not “meant” or “meaned.” Same rule: “didn’t go,” “didn’t see,” “didn’t know.”
❌ “Whose turn? My turn!” (incomplete)
✅ “Whose turn is it? It’s my turn!”
Complete sentences sound better. Add “is it” to questions and “It’s” before “my turn.” Practice full sentences even while playing!
❌ “You are looking happy.” (wrong tense)
✅ “You look happy today.”
“Look” (simple present) is correct for how someone appears right now. “Are looking” sounds unnatural in English for appearance.
❌ “I am agree with you.”
✅ “I agree with you.”
“Agree” is a verb, not an adjective. Don’t add “am” before it. Just say “I agree” — simple and correct!
🔊 Pronunciation Guide
borrow
BAH-roh
(बॉ-रो)
favourite
FAY-vuh-rit
(फ़े-व-रिट)
promise
PROM-iss
(प्रॉम-इस)
secret
SEE-krit
(सी-क्रिट)
invited
in-VY-tid
(इन-वाइ-टिड)
cheating
CHEE-ting
(ची-टिंग)
📖 Word of the Day
borrow
verb | BAH-roh | उधार लेना
To take something from someone with the intention of returning it later. The opposite of “lend” (give temporarily).
1. “Can I borrow your notebook? I’ll return it tomorrow.”
2. “She borrowed my pencil and forgot to give it back.”
3. “May I borrow your eraser for a moment?”
💬 Full Dialogue — Aarav & Rohan’s Day at School
Aarav and Rohan are best friends in Class 4. It’s a regular school day.
Aarav:Hey Rohan! Good morning! Did you do the homework? (हेय रोहन! गुड मॉर्निंग! होमवर्क किया?)
Rohan:Hi! Yes, but I didn’t understand question 5. Can you teach me? (हाय! हाँ, पर सवाल 5 समझ नहीं आया। सिखा दोगे?)
Aarav:Sure! Don’t worry, I’ll explain it to you. Come, let’s go to class together. (ज़रूर! चिंता मत करो, समझा दूँगा। चलो साथ चलते हैं।)
Rohan:Save me a seat! Oh, I forgot my water bottle. Can I share yours? (सीट रख देना! अरे, बॉटल भूल गया। तुम्हारी शेयर करूँ?)
Aarav:Of course! Friends share everything, right? (बिल्कुल! दोस्त सब शेयर करते हैं, है ना?)
Rohan:Break time! Let’s play during the break! Can I join your cricket team? (ब्रेक! चलो खेलते हैं! क्या मैं तुम्हारी टीम में आ सकता हूँ?)
Aarav:Pass the ball to me! I’m open! … I won! Better luck next time! (बॉल दो! मैं फ़्री हूँ! … जीत गया! अगली बार!)
Rohan:That’s not fair! But okay, that was so much fun! You’re really good at this! (फ़ेयर नहीं! पर ठीक, बहुत मज़ा आया! तुम बहुत अच्छे हो!)
Aarav:Thanks! Hey, my birthday is next week. You’re invited! (शुक्रिया! सुन, अगले हफ़्ते मेरा बर्थडे है। तुम इनवाइटेड हो!)
Rohan:Really? You’re the best friend ever! I have to go, my bus is here. See you tomorrow! (सच में? तुम सबसे अच्छे दोस्त हो! बस आ गई। कल मिलते हैं!)
Aarav:Bye! Take care! Tell me when you reach home! (बाय! ख़्याल रखना! पहुँचकर बताना!)
🎭 Conversation Practice — Role-Play These!
Role-Play 1: Morning Meeting
Two friends meeting at school. Practice greetings and small talk!
Friend 1: “Hey! Good morning! How are you?”
Friend 2: “I’m great! Did you watch the cricket match last night?”
Friend 1: “Yes! India won! Come, let’s go to class together.”
Friend 2: “Wait, I brought extra pencils. Do you need one?”
Friend 1: “Thanks! You’re the best! Save me a seat, please!”
Friend 2: “Always! Let’s sit together.”
Friend 2: “I’m great! Did you watch the cricket match last night?”
Friend 1: “Yes! India won! Come, let’s go to class together.”
Friend 2: “Wait, I brought extra pencils. Do you need one?”
Friend 1: “Thanks! You’re the best! Save me a seat, please!”
Friend 2: “Always! Let’s sit together.”
Role-Play 2: Saying Sorry
Friends had a small fight. Practice apologizing and making up.
Friend 1: “I’m sorry I said that. I didn’t mean it.”
Friend 2: “I was upset, but it’s okay. Don’t worry about it.”
Friend 1: “Let’s not fight. We’re friends!”
Friend 2: “You’re right. You’re my best friend!”
Friend 1: “I promise I’ll be more careful with my words.”
Friend 2: “Me too. Friends share everything — even forgiveness!”
Friend 2: “I was upset, but it’s okay. Don’t worry about it.”
Friend 1: “Let’s not fight. We’re friends!”
Friend 2: “You’re right. You’re my best friend!”
Friend 1: “I promise I’ll be more careful with my words.”
Friend 2: “Me too. Friends share everything — even forgiveness!”
Role-Play 3: Making Plans
Friends planning something fun. Practice invitations!
Friend 1: “My birthday is next week. You’re invited!”
Friend 2: “Really? I’ll definitely come! What gift should I bring?”
Friend 1: “No gift needed — just come! Can you also come to the park on Sunday?”
Friend 2: “Let me ask my parents. Let’s also make a group for the science project.”
Friend 1: “Great idea! Let’s study together for the test too.”
Friend 2: “Done! You’re the best friend ever!”
Friend 2: “Really? I’ll definitely come! What gift should I bring?”
Friend 1: “No gift needed — just come! Can you also come to the park on Sunday?”
Friend 2: “Let me ask my parents. Let’s also make a group for the science project.”
Friend 1: “Great idea! Let’s study together for the test too.”
Friend 2: “Done! You’re the best friend ever!”
✏️ Practice — Fill in the Blanks
1. “Can I ___ your notebook?” (उधार लेना)
2. “You’re my ___ friend!” (सबसे अच्छा)
3. “Whose ___ is it?” (बारी)
4. “I’m sorry. I didn’t ___ it.” (मतलब)
5. “Can I ___ your team?” (शामिल होना)
6. “___ the ball to me!” (पास करना)
7. “My birthday is next week. You’re ___!” (आमंत्रित)
8. “I ___ I won’t tell anyone.” (वादा)
🎮 Quiz — Test Your Friendship Sentences!
Question 1 of 8
“Borrow” means:
Question 2 of 8
The polite way to ask for a pen is:
Question 3 of 8
“I didn’t mean it” means:
Question 4 of 8
“You’re invited!” means:
Question 5 of 8
“Better luck next time” is said when:
Question 6 of 8
The correct sentence is:
Question 7 of 8
“Take care” means:
Question 8 of 8
“Save me a seat” means:
🧠 Parent Tips — Friendship English
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Encourage English with Friends
“Talk to your friends in English for 10 minutes during break” — this one challenge can transform your child’s speaking. Friends are the best English partners because there’s no fear of making mistakes!
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Teach Sharing Sentences
“Can I borrow…?”, “Do you want to share…?”, “Let me help you…” — these polite phrases make your child popular AND good at English. Win-win!
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Practice Sorry & Thank You
“I’m sorry, I didn’t mean it” and “Thanks for helping me!” — emotional English is the hardest to learn. Practice these at home so they come naturally at school.
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Help Them Make Plans in English
“Can you come to my house?” “My birthday is next week!” — when kids make plans in English, they’re practicing real communication, not textbook sentences.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What are friendship sentences in English?
▼Friendship sentences are everyday phrases kids use with classmates — like “Let’s play!”, “Can I borrow your notebook?”, “You’re my best friend!”, “See you tomorrow!” They help Indian children speak English naturally with friends.
How to say sorry to a friend in English?
▼Say “I’m sorry I said that. I didn’t mean it.” or “Sorry, that was my fault.” Your friend might say “It’s okay, don’t worry about it.” or “No problem, we’re friends!”
What’s the difference between “borrow” and “lend”?
▼“Borrow” means to take something temporarily. “Lend” means to give something temporarily. “Can I borrow your pen?” = you take it. “Can you lend me your pen?” = they give it to you. Same result, different perspective!
How to invite a friend in English?
▼Say “My birthday is next week. You’re invited!” or “Do you want to come to my house after school?” or “Can you come to the park on Sunday?” Always be specific about when and where!
Can I download these sentences as PDF?
▼Yes! Click the “Download PDF” button at the top to get all 50 sentences with Hindi meanings in a printable A4 format. Share it with your best friend!