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What is the Hindi translation of have you eaten?

The Hindi translation of "have you eaten?" depends on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* क्या आपने खाना खाया? (Kya aapne khana khaya?)

* क्या आपने भोजन किया? (Kya aapne bhojan kiya?)

Informal:

* क्या खाना खाया? (Kya khana khaya?)

* खाना खाया? (Khana khaya?)

* कुछ खाया? (Kuchh khaya?)

* खा लिया? (Kha liya?)

Note:

* खाना (khana) means food in general.

* भोजन (bhojan) is a more formal term for food.

* The question "Have you eaten?" is often used as a polite way of asking if someone is hungry and wants to eat.

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