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What is the meaning of what about you in Hindi?

The most common and natural translation of "What about you?" in Hindi is:

"आपका क्या?" (Aapka kya?)

This phrase is used to ask for someone's opinion, feelings, or plans in a similar way to "What about you?" in English.

Here are some other translations, depending on the context:

* "और आप?" (Aur aap?) - This is a more direct translation, literally meaning "And you?"

* "तुम्हारा क्या कहना है?" (Tumhara kya kahna hai?) - This translates to "What do you have to say?" and is more formal than "Aapka kya?"

* "आपका क्या विचार है?" (Aapka kya vichar hai?) - This means "What is your opinion?" and is also formal.

The best translation will depend on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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