Daily life
What does a normal weekday look like for you?
- Why it matters
- You’ll live the weekdays, not the wedding.
- Say it like this
- “I’m curious, what does your usual day look like, start to finish?”
In Hinglish“Aapka ek normal din kaisa hota hai?”
A PDF guide for men and women
60 questions that matter, the signs to notice in the answers, and a simple way to decide what comes next.
Pehli mulaqat, poori taiyari.
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Sound familiar?
You get an hour, two families in the next room, and no plan.
You talk about jobs and hobbies, then leave knowing nothing that matters.
Everyone asks “So, what did you think?” and you can’t put it into words.
You worry that a direct question will sound rude.
This guide gives you the questions to ask, the signs to notice, and a clear way to decide.
What’s inside
A 15-minute prep sheet, what to tell your family first, rough answers to the questions they’ll ask you, where to meet, and safety checks for app and website matches.
How to settle in, what to say first, three lines for when it goes quiet, and how to end well, in English and Hinglish.
Work and money, family and home, daily life, values and faith, children and future, the past and expectations. Every question comes with why it matters, a polite way to ask it and a Hinglish line.
10 green flags and 10 red flags in how someone answers, with boxes to tick after you meet.
What elders usually ask, questions you can ask the family, and what to say if anyone brings up dowry, with the law in plain words.
A 10-point decision sheet that turns “I don’t know how I feel” into clear answers, and a page to compare matches fairly if you’re meeting more than one.
Four ready-to-send messages in English and Hinglish: let’s meet again, I need more time, a kind no, and one for your parents.
Comes with the guide
Every question as a printable card, colour-coded by topic, with blank cards for your own. Cut, pick 10, practise.
Your top 10 questions on one phone screen, to glance at before you walk in.
12 deeper questions for when you meet again.

Look inside
34 pages, designed to read on your phone or print at home.






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Every question comes with the reason to ask it and a natural way to say it.
Daily life
In Hinglish“Aapka ek normal din kaisa hota hai?”
Work and money
In Hinglish“Aap paise kaise plan karte ho?”
Family and home
In Hinglish“Aage chalke aap kahan rehna chahte ho?”
Is this for you?
How you get it
Questions
No. Every question works for men and women, and many work for parents too.
The guide is in simple English. Every question also has a natural way to say it in Hinglish.
You pick the 8 to 10 questions that matter to you, not all 60. Each one comes with a natural way to say it.
Yes. There’s a page of safety checks for app and website matches, and every question works the same way.
A separate PDF with all 60 questions as cards: print on A4, cut them out, pick your 10 and practise with a sibling or friend. There are blank cards for your own questions too.
Yes. The first-10-minutes page gives you what to say to settle in, three lines for when it goes quiet, and a polite way to end.
Yes. The families section covers what elders ask, what you can ask them, and what to say about dowry.
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