You’ll learn Hindi equivalent of English prepositions “Since” and “Till”.
These prepositions are used in context of time.
For example: Since morning……Till night or Since January..
Since = -से (se)
Till = -तक (-tak)
Examples
सुबह से (subah se) = Since morning
शाम तक (shaam tak) = Till evening
रात से (raat se) = Since Night
दोपहर तक (dopahar tak) = till afternoon
दो बजे से तीन बजे तक (do baje se teen baje tak) = Since/From two o’clock till 3 o’clock.
More examples
मैं दो बजे से होमवर्क कर रहा हूँ | (main do baje se homework kar rahaa hoon)
I have been doing homework since two o’clock.
मैं जून से तुम्ह्रारा इन्तेजार कर रहा हूँ | (main june se tumhaara intezaar kar rahaa hoon)
I have been waiting for you since June.
तुम नौ बजे तक आ सकते हो | (tum nau baje tak aa sakte ho)
You can come till 9′ o clock.
मैं सुबह से भूका हूँ | (main subah se bhooka hoon)
I am hungry since morning.
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To my opinion , the meaning of ‘दोपहर’ should be ‘noon’ , since the word is derived from Sanskrit ‘dviprahara’ , which literally means ‘two praharas’ , where one prahara is equivalent to three hours . In Bangla , ‘দুপুর'(dupur) means ‘noon’ . But you have written ‘afternoon’ . Is that correct ?