Quick Classroom English Sentences That Make a Big Difference!

“Class, I need your full attention! This is a place for learning, not chaos.

“Every classroom has its moments of chaos, and every teacher has their go-to phrases to bring it back to order. From managing disruptive chatter to handling disinterested students, teachers know how to keep things in control. Whether you’ve heard these lines yourself or used them in your teaching, these classic statements are all about restoring discipline and ensuring the focus is back on learning. Let’s take a look at some of the most common lines teachers can use everyday!”

Examples for Classroom English:

• “Keep silence! The principal is taking her rounds.”
  • Hinglish: “Chup raho! Principal apna round le rahi hain.”
  • Hindi: “चुप रहो! प्रिंसिपल अपना राउंड ले रही हैं।”

• “Be quiet! Is this a fish market?”
  • Hinglish: “Chup raho! Yeh machli bazaar hai kya?”
  • Hindi: “चुप रहो! ये मछली बाजार है क्या?”

• “Okay children! Boys to the left, girls to the right.”
  • Hinglish: “Theek hai bachcho! Ladke left mein, ladkiyan right mein.”
  • Hindi: “ठीक है बच्चों! लड़के बाईं तरफ, लड़कियाँ दाईं तरफ।”

• “If you want to talk, please get out of the class.”
  • Hinglish: “Agar baat karni hai, toh class ke bahar jao.”
  • Hindi: “अगर बात करनी है, तो क्लास के बाहर जाओ।”

Video example for Classroom English:

• “If you are not interested, then you may leave the class.”
  • Hinglish: “Agar tumhe interest nahi hai, toh class chhod do.”
  • Hindi: “अगर तुम्हें रुचि नहीं है, तो क्लास छोड़ दो।”

• “Don’t enter my class if you haven’t done the homework.”
  • Hinglish: “Meri class mein mat aana agar homework nahi kiya.”
  • Hindi: “मेरी क्लास में मत आना अगर होमवर्क नहीं किया।”

• “Yes you! I am talking to you only.”
  • Hinglish: “Haan tum! Main tumse hi baat kar rahi hoon.”
  • Hindi: “हाँ तुम! मैं तुमसे ही बात कर रही हूँ।”

• “Are you here to waste your parents’ money?”
  • Hinglish: “Tum yahan apne maa-baap ka paisa barbaad karne aaye ho?”
  • Hindi: “तुम यहाँ अपने माँ-बाप का पैसा बर्बाद करने आए हो?”

• “You stand up! Why are you laughing?”
  • Hinglish: “Tum khade ho jao! Kyun has rahe ho?”
  • Hindi: “तुम खड़े हो जाओ! क्यों हँस रहे हो?”

• “Do you think teachers are fools?”
  • Hinglish: “Kya tumhe lagta hai teachers bewakoof hain?”
  • Hindi: “क्या तुम्हें लगता है टीचर्स बेवकूफ हैं?”

• “Previous batches were 1000 times better than you.”
  • Hinglish: “Pichle batches tumse hazaar guna achhe the.”
  • Hindi: “पिछले बैच तुमसे हज़ार गुना अच्छे थे।”

• “Stand up on the bench!”
  • Hinglish: “Bench par khade ho jao!”
  • Hindi: “बेंच पर खड़े हो जाओ!”

• “Why are you laughing? Do I look like a joker to you?”
  • Hinglish: “Kyun has rahe ho? Kya main joker lagti hoon?”
  • Hindi: “क्यों हँस रहे हो? क्या मैं जोकर लगती हूँ?”

• “Sit properly, this is a classroom not your living room!”
  • Hinglish: “Theek se baitho, yeh classroom hai, tumhara living room nahi!”
  • Hindi: “ठीक से बैठो, ये क्लासरूम है, तुम्हारा लिविंग रूम नहीं!”