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How do you spell Sure in Hindu?

There is no direct equivalent of "Sure" in Hindi. It depends on the context of how you are using the word "Sure." Here are some possible translations:

If you are agreeing to something:

* ज़रूर (zarur): This is the most common and direct translation for "sure" in the sense of "yes, definitely."

* ठीक है (theek hai): This means "okay" or "alright" and is a common way to express agreement.

* हँ (haan): This simply means "yes."

If you are expressing certainty:

* निश्चित रूप से (nishchit roop se): This means "definitely" or "certainly."

* बिना शक के (bina shak ke): This means "without a doubt."

If you are asking for confirmation:

* क्या आप सुनिश्चित हैं? (kya aap sunishchit hain?): This translates to "Are you sure?"

The best translation for "Sure" in Hindi will depend on the specific context and what you are trying to convey.

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