व्हाट्सएप पर मेसेज करना

You treat मेसेज करना like a standard compound verb. If you want to say "I will message," you say मैं मेसेज करूँगा. If you want to tell someone "Please message me," you say मुझे मेसेज करना. It is incredibly flexible. You can drop it into almost any sentence structure. Just remember to keep the पर (on) after व्हाट्सएप to show the platform you're using.

Use it whenever you want to move a conversation to text. It works perfectly when meeting a new colleague. It is the standard way to follow up after a party. Use it when you need to send a location or a photo. In India, even businesses will ask you to व्हाट्सएप पर मेसेज करना for customer support. It is ubiquitous and universally understood.

Avoid this in extremely traditional or high-stakes formal letters. If you are writing to a government official, use पत्राचार (correspondence). Don't use it if you are actually calling someone. If you want a voice call, use फ़ोन करना. Also, if you are using a different app like Telegram, swap the name. Don't call every app 'WhatsApp' or you'll confuse your Gen-Z friends!

India is WhatsApp's largest market in the world. The app has replaced traditional SMS entirely. There is a massive culture of "Good Morning" images sent via WhatsApp. Using this phrase is your entry ticket into Indian social circles. It represents the digital revolution in South Asia. Everyone from your vegetable vendor to your boss uses it daily.

People often shorten it to just व्हाट्सएप करना. You might hear मुझे व्हाट्सएप कर देना (WhatsApp me). Some people use the English-style व्हाट्सएप पे instead of पर. Both are perfectly fine for daily life. You might also hear पिंग करना (to ping) among tech workers. But the classic मेसेज करना remains the king of clarity.