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Language/Caribbean-hindustani/Vocabulary/Greetings

2019-11-23T01:18:03Z

Mukund cha: Created page with "# Shoobh Prabhhat = Good morning. Shoobh means GOOD and morning is PRABHAAT. Although there are many similar words to morning in Hindi as : SOOBAH and / or..."

# Shoobh Prabhhat = Good morning. Shoobh means GOOD and morning is PRABHAAT. Although there are many similar words to morning in Hindi as : SOOBAH and / or SAWAYRAA, for greetings it's better to write / say PRABHAAT.
# Shoobh Dopahar = Good afternoon. Dopahar = afternoon.
# Shoobh Sondhyaa = Good evening. Evening = sondhyaa
# Shoobh Ratree = Good night. Night = ratree

Language/Hindi/Grammar/Present-Tense

2017-11-05T03:53:29Z

Mukund cha: Created page with "'''Present Tense / Simple Present''' '''1. Verb is TO GO = JAANAA = जाना''' Mai paathshaalaa (school) jaataa hoon | (For Masculine) = I ..."

'''Present Tense / Simple Present'''

'''1. Verb is TO GO = JAANAA =  जाना'''

Mai paathshaalaa (school) jaataa hoon | (For Masculine) = I go to school = मैं पाठशाला जाता हूँ ।

Mai paathshaalaa (school) JAATEE hoon | (For Female) = I go to school =  मैं पाठशाला जाती हूँ ।

Hum paathshaalaa (school) JAATAY HAIN | (For plural) = We go to school.= हम पाठशाला जाते है ।

'''Vacabulary :'''

Mai = I, paathshaalaa = school, jaataa = go, hoon = am,

JAATEE = go, JAATAY = go.

'''Further explanation :'''

Verb is TO GO = JAANAA. When you make the sentence in Simple Present, just drop NAA from the verb / word and add TAA (for Male), TEE (for Female) and TAY (for Plural), So JAANAA turns into JAATAA, JAATEE and JAATAY.

'''2. Verb is TO EAT = Khaanaa = खाना'''

Mai shaakaahaaree khaanaa khaataa hoon | मैं शाकाहारी खाना खाता हूँ । = I am vegetarian / I eat vegetarian food.

Mai shaakaahaaree khaanaa KHAATEE hoon |   मैं शाकाहारी खाना खाती हूँ । = I amvegetarian / I eat vegetarian food.

Hum shaakaahaaree khaanaa KHAATAY hai |  हम शाकाहारी खाना खाते है । = We are vegetarian ? We eat vegetarian food.

Mai saameesh khaanaa khaataa hoon | मैं सामिष खाना खाता हूँ । = I am non vegetarian / I eat nonr vegetarian.

Mai saameesh khaanaa KHATEE hoon | मैं सामिष खाना खाती हूँ । = I am non vegetarian / I eat non vegetarian food.

Hum saameesh khaanaa KHAATAY hai | हम सामिष खाना खाए है । = We are non vegetarian / We eat non vegetarian food.

'''Vocabulary :'''

Shaakaahaaree = vegetarian, Saameesh = non vegetarian, Khaanaa (noun) = food, KHAATAA (for Masculine), KHAATEE (for Female) and KHAATAY (for plural), hai = (used for ARE / be)

'''Exercise :'''

Use the verb TO COME = aanaa =   आना and make Simple Present tense sentences :

1. I come (Male)

2. I come (Female)

3. We come

Language/Hindi/Vocabulary/Greetings

2017-10-31T03:38:19Z

Mukund cha: Hindi basic greetings, asking name, where is he / she from ?

Namaste = Hi / Hello,

Welcome = Aap kaa swaagat hai.

Shoobh prabhaat = Good morning.

Shoobh dopehar = Good afternoon.

Shoobh sondhyaa = Good evening.

Shooh raatree = Good nigh.

Aap kaisay hain = How are you ? Formal - Masculine

Aap kaisEE hain = How are you ? Formal - Female

Tum kaisay ho ? = How are you ? Informal - Masculine.

Tum kaiSEE ho ? = How are you ? Informal - Female

Response to : How are you ?

Dhanaywaad = thanks. Main achha hoon = I am good. - Masculine

Dhanyawaad = thanks, Main achEE hoon = I am fine - Female

Asking name :

Aap kaa naam kyaa hai ? = What's your name ? - Formal

Tumhaaraa naam kyaa hai ? = What's your name ? - Informal

Answer :

Mayraa naam ............ hain. My name is............ In spite of the gender, construction doesn't chanage.

Mayraa naam SMITH hai. My name is Smith.

Mayraa naam TINA hai. My name is Tina.

Where are you from ?

Aap kahaansay (aaye) hai ? Where are you from ? Where have you come from ?

Male : Mai Amrikaa say hoon. I am from Amrika (USA)

Female : Mai England say hoon. I am from England.

Meeting a person for the first time.

Aap say milkar khooshi huee = Glad to meet you.

Dhanaywaad = thanks,

fir milenge = will meet again,

Talk:Language/Hindi/Grammar/How-to-Use-Have

2017-10-30T00:05:14Z

Mukund cha: This lesson is for to study Hindi verb - to have - to possess, to own (something).

In Hindi, to have could mean to possess, to own, to take etc.
Let me give you some examples :
1. Muze ek ladkaa hai = मुझे एक लड़का है = I have a son. Ladkaa = son, boy, muze hai = I have.
2. Muze ek ladkee hai = मुझे एक लड़की है = I have a daughter / girl. Ladkee = daughter, girl, muze hai = i have
3. Mayray paas gaadi hai = मेरे पास गाडी है = I have / own a car. Mayray paas = with me, i own, gaadi = car.
4. Kyaa aap chaay lenge ? = क्या आप चाय लेंगे ? = Would you like to have a TEA ? Kyaa = what / whether, aap = you, chaay = Tea, lenge = will you TAKE
Thanks for reading.
Now, would you like to try constructing more such Hindi sentences with the words : kitab = book, father = peetaaji, maa = mom, coffee = coffee, water = paanee
Best of luck.
In our next lesson, we will study Hindi greetings.