How do you say "I'm grateful" in Hindi?

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Main aabhari hoon मैं आभारी हूं
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"I'm grateful" can be expressed as "मैं कृतज्ञ हूँ" (pronounced as "main krutagn hoon") in Hindi.
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मैं आभारी हूं
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