Learning Hindi

The Answers: 1.     वह इस समय खाना पका रही होगी। 2.     क्या बारिश हो   है ? 3.     हम जब से यहाँ आये उससे नहीं मिले हैं। 4.     एक काम करोगे ? 5.     चलें ? 6.     बाल बच्चे कैसे हैं , भाई साहब ? 7.     आज कैसे तकलीफ की ? 8.     क्या मुझ पर एहसान करोगे ? 9.     क्या आप   मुझ से नाराज हैं ? 10. कौन सी सड़क बैंक   तरफ जाती है ?

Translate the following sentences into Hindi 1.     She will be cooking food this time. 2.     Is it raining ? 3.     We haven’t seen him since we came here. 4.     Will you do one thing ? 5.     Shall we go/ leave ? 6.     How is the family, bro ? 7.     What brought you here today ? 8.     Will you do me a favor ? 9.     Are you angry with me ? 10. Which road leads to the bank ?

1. बच्चे रोज शतरंज खेलते हैं। 2. जब मैं वहां गया वह सो रही थी। 3. क्या तुम उसे पहचानते हो ? 4. तुम्हारा भाई कौन सी कक्षा में पढता है ? 5. तुम्हे इंग्लिश कौन पढ़ाता है ? 6. मेरे पहुंचने से पहले गाड़ी जा चुकी थी। 7. यदि तुम यहाँ आओगे हम तुम्हारी मदद करेंगे। 8. पंखा चल रहा था। 9. सुबह से बारिश हो रही है। 10. हमने नाश्ता कर लिया है। ================================================== 1. Children play chess everyday. 2. When I went there, she was sleeping. 3. Do you recognize him ? 4. In which class does your brother read ? 5. Who teaches you English ? 6. The train had left before I reached the station. 7. If you come here, we shall help you. 8. The fan was on. 9. It has been raining since morning. 10. We have taken our breakfast.

१    एक( ek)                  1 २    दो( do)                    2 ३    तीन( teen)              3 ४    चार( chaar)            4 ५    पांच( paanch)        5 ६    छह( chhah)           6 ७    सात( saat)              7 ८    आठ( aaath)           8 ९    नौ( nou)                 9 १०   दस( das)    ...

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In some words, written vowels change their form in order to join up with consonants. - With ‘aa’:  ा - का  [kaa]  is a combination of  क + आ  (k + aa). The character ा  is added to the right. - With ‘i’:  ि – कि  [ki]  is a combination of  क + इ  (k + i). The character  ि  is added to the left and above. - With ‘ee’: ी – की  [kee]  is a combination of  क+ ई  (k + ee). The character  ी  is added to the right and above. - With ‘u’:  ु – कु  [ku]  is a combination of  क + उ  (k + u). The character  ु  is added below. - With ‘oo’:  ू - कू  [koo]  is a combination of  क + ऊ  (k + oo). The character  ू  is added below. - With ‘ae’:  े – के  [kae]  is a combination of  क + ए  (k + ae). The character  े  is added above. - With ‘aae’:  ै – कै  [kaae]  is a combination of  क + ऐ ...

The first step of any language is to learn its alphabet. We all started from A for Apple, B for Bat and C for Cat. The following table of content provides a list of all lessons on Hindi alphabet Hindi is written in Devanagari script. On a paper, it is written from left to right just like English. There are 12 vowels and 36 consonants in Hindi. Fear not, all have equivalent English pronunciations. Unlike Germans and Russians, who have pronunciation signs as well? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Vowels: अ to ऊ: “ अ ” is a short vowel. It is pronounced like first A in America or U in utter or A in Afghanistan. 2. Hindi alphabets:  आ “ आ ” is a long vowel. It has the sound of “I” in  Ice or the sound of AA in grAAs. “ आ ” is made by drawing a straight line next to अ. This line is called “maatraa” in Hindi. 3. Hindi alphabets:  इ “ इ ” is a short vowel. It is pronoun...

what is Hindi? Well it’s one of the widest spoken languages in the world with around 500 million speakers. In fact that’s only outnumbered only by Mandarin Chinese, English and Spanish! It is mainly spoken in and around the areas of northern India but, of course, it is spoken by communities all over the world. Hindi is also a very powerful language in terms of global politics, with India being one the fastest growing economies in the world. It is also the main language of  Bollywood , the billion dollar film industry. Hindi is a member of what language experts call the Indo-European language family. You may be surprised to know English is a member of this family too! This doesn’t mean they’re that similar though. Hindi has evolved from a language called Sanskrit, much in the same way languages like Spanish and French evolved from Latin. Hindi is very closely related to the language of Pakistan, Urdu. They’re so close in fact that some linguist say they  are ...