कृपया फ़ॉर्म भरिए।

It is an imperative sentence, meaning it gives an instruction or request.

• भरिए is the command form of the verb.
• Because it uses a polite form, it sounds like Please fill out the form rather than a harsh order.

In Hindi, imperatives can sound:

• informal: भरो
• polite/respectful: भरिए
• extra polite: भर दीजिए

So this sentence is a polite request/instruction.

कृपया means please.

It makes the sentence more polite and formal. It is commonly used in:

• signs
• official instructions
• forms
• announcements
• customer service language

So कृपया फ़ॉर्म भरिए। is a formal/polite way to say Please fill out the form.

भरिए comes from the verb भरना, which means to fill.

Here, भरिए is the polite imperative form, used when telling someone respectfully to do something.

So:

• भरना = to fill
• भरिए = please fill

In this sentence, it means fill in / fill out the form.

Because भरना is the dictionary form or infinitive, meaning to fill.

When you want to tell someone to do the action, Hindi changes the verb into an imperative form.

Compare:

• भरना = to fill
• फ़ॉर्म भरना है = to fill out the form is necessary / one has to fill out the form
• फ़ॉर्म भरिए = fill out the form

So भरिए is used because this sentence is a command/request, not just naming the action.

भरिए is polite/respectful.

It is the kind of form you would use with:

• strangers
• customers
• elders
• people in official situations
• public notices

Other possibilities are:

• फ़ॉर्म भरो। — informal, used with friends, younger people, or someone you address as तुम
• फ़ॉर्म भर। — very informal, used with तू
• फ़ॉर्म भरिए। — polite/respectful, used with आप

So this sentence matches a formal or respectful situation.

In Hindi, the subject you is often omitted in commands because it is understood from the verb form.

So भरिए already implies you, respectfully/plurally, fill.

The full idea is something like:

• आप फ़ॉर्म भरिए।

But Hindi usually drops आप when it is obvious, especially in instructions and requests.

That is very normal.

Because many direct objects in Hindi appear without को, especially when they are inanimate and specific enough from context.

Here, फ़ॉर्म is the direct object of भरिए:

• फ़ॉर्म भरिए = fill out the form

Using को here would usually sound unnatural.

Hindi often leaves the object unmarked in sentences like:

• किताब पढ़िए = read the book
• दरवाज़ा खोलिए = open the door
• फ़ॉर्म भरिए = fill out the form

फ़ॉर्म is a borrowed word from English form.

The letter फ़ is फ with a nukta dot, and it is used to represent the f sound more accurately.

So:

• फ is traditionally closer to an aspirated ph sound
• फ़ represents f

In modern Hindi writing:

• many people write फ़ॉर्म
• some may also write फॉर्म

Both are seen, but फ़ॉर्म shows the pronunciation more precisely.

A natural pronunciation would be roughly:

• कृपया = kripaya or krip-ya
• फ़ॉर्म = form
• भरिए = bhariye

So the whole sentence sounds approximately like:

kripaya form bhariye

A few pronunciation notes:

• भ is a breathy bh
• रि in भरिए is pronounced clearly, so it is not just bharye
• ए at the end of भरिए sounds like -ye in yeah, but longer and smoother

Yes. You may see both:

• भरिए
• भरिये

Both are used for the polite imperative form in modern Hindi writing.
भरिए is often preferred in standard spelling, but भरिये is also common and widely understood.

So if you see:

• कृपया फ़ॉर्म भरिए।
• कृपया फ़ॉर्म भरिये।

they mean the same thing.

This is natural, especially in formal settings. But there are several common alternatives:

• कृपया फ़ॉर्म भरिए। — polite/formal
• कृपया फ़ॉर्म भर दीजिए। — even more polite; very common in speech
• फ़ॉर्म भरिए। — polite, but without please
• कृपया फ़ॉर्म भरें। — common on notices and written instructions

The version with भरें is especially common in official written Hindi, while भरिए and भर दीजिए often sound more conversational.

Sometimes, yes. A more formal Hindi/Sanskrit-based word such as प्रपत्र may be used in government or official contexts.

So you might see:

• कृपया प्रपत्र भरिए।

However, in everyday modern Hindi, फ़ॉर्म is extremely common and often more natural than the formal alternative.

So learners should definitely know फ़ॉर्म.