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Pankaj - February 14, 2007
One very common hindi word is haanji, which is basically a respectable yes. You would hear that a lot. An interesting one is when you ask for a check in a restaurant. In India people use the word "bill" and not "check". It is still in english but better to use bill than "check" since that might be confusing in the context.
Kiran - February 22, 2007
"Restroom" word for toilet/bathroom is not used. Just say bathroom or toilet.