You’ll learn to use Hindi equivalent words for English conjunctions “either-or and neither-nor”.
You’ll learn to make sentences like:
Either tea or coffee
or
Neither red nor blue… in Hindi.
The Hindi equivalent for either-or is ” या —-या (ya—ya)”
The Hindi equivalent for neither-or is ” न —-न (na—na)”
Let us learn this through examples
| या चाय या कॉफ़ी |
(ya tea ya coffee) |
Either tea or coffee |
| न चाय न कॉफ़ी |
(na chaay na coffee) |
Neither tea nor coffee |
| मैं या हिंदी सीखूंगा या मराठी.
(main ya hindi seekhunga ya marathi) |
I’ll learn either Hindi or Marathi. |
| मैं न हिंदी सीखूंगा न मराठी.
(main na hindi seekhunga na marathi) |
I’ll learn neither Hindi nor Marathi. |
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You have mentioned “The Hindi equivalent for all either-or is ” न —-न (na—na)”. Is it neither nor?
yes
what is in hindi for ‘i will be learning’
main seekhunga
For i will learn also main seekhunga only nah? So whats the difference between i will learn and i will be learning?
oh…… I will be learning = main seekhta rahungaa
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