Learn how to say “come with me” in Hindi. In this lesson we will learn to make sentences using “with”. We will try to make sentences like “come with me” or “play with me” or “go with Peter” in Hindi. All these sentences involve use of Hindi Postposition “साथ (saath)”. मेरे साथ आओ | (mere …
In this Hindi lesson, we will learn the use of verb “stop” in Hindi. We will learn to make sentences like “Stop here” or “Please stop here” in Hindi. The verb “stop” translates to “रुक-ना(ruknaa)” in Hindi. The imperative polite form of “रुकना (ruknaa)” is “रुकिए (rukiye)” कृपया रुकिए (kripyaa rukiye) = Please stop. कृपया …
Learn how to say “I want to learn Hindi” in Hindi. In this daily lesson, we shall see the use of “want to”. We will learn to make sentences like “I want to play Cricket ” or “I want to go home” in Hindi. The verb “to want” usually means “चाहना(chaahna)” in Hindi. The sentences …
How do you say “Why are you taking so much time ?” in Hindi. आप इतना समय क्यों ले रहे हो ? (aap itna samay kyun le rahe ho) You so much time why taking are Similar Sentences : आप क्या ले रहे हो ? (aap kyaa le …
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How do you say”why are you laughing ?” in Hindi आप क्यूँ हँस रहे हो ? (aap kyun hans rahe ho ?) Verb : हँसना (hansnaa) =To laugh. Sentences on verb “हँसना (hansnaa)” पीटर रोज हँसता हैं |(peter roj hanstaa hain) = Peter laughs daily. पीटर कल बहुत हँसा | (peter kal bahut hansaa) = …
How do you say”Will you take cash or card ?” in Hindi आप केश लेंगे या कार्ड ? (aap cash lenge ya card ?) The verb used here is “लेना (lenaa)” means “to take”. Sentences on Hindi verb “लेना” Simple Present: मैं पैसे लेता /लेती हूँ | (main paise letaa/letee hoon)= I take money. Simple …
How do you say “your hotel is very good” in Hindi. आपका होटल बहुत अच्छा है | ( aapka hotel bahut accha hain) Your hotel is very good.
How do you say “happy holi” in Hindi होली मुबारक | ( holi mubaarak) Happy Holi .
मैं तुम्हे कल पैसे दूंगा/दूंगी | (main tumhe kal paise dungaa/dungee) I will pay you tomorrow.