You’ll learn Hindi Simple present tense for third person pronouns.
As we have learned earlier, root of the verbs get different suffixes for different pronouns.
In this lesson, we will learn suffixes to be attached to the roots of the verbs for third person pronouns.
Third person pronouns in Hindi are “यह”(yah) and “वह”(vah). [ Lesson: Third person pronouns in Hindi]
For these pronouns, suffix -ता हूँ (taa hoon) is attached if the subject is masculine and suffix -ती हूँ (tee hoon) is attached if the subject is feminine.
For example:
यह खाता हैं | (yah khataa hain) = He eats.
यह खाती हैं | (yah khatee hain) = She eats.
similarly
वह खाता हैं | (vah khataa hain) = He eats.
वह खाती हैं | (vah khatee hain) = She eats.
राम खाता है | (Ram khaataa hain) = Ram eats.
सीता खाती है | (Seeta khaatee hain) = Seeta eats.
More examples:
Hindi | English |
यह जाता है |(yah jaaate hai) | He goes. |
पीटर आता है |(peter aataa hai) | Peter comes. |
जॉन पानी पीता है |(john paanee peetaa hai) | John drinks water. |
वह क्रिकेट खेलता है |(vah cricket khelta hai) | He plays cricket. |
रहीम हिंदी बोलता है |(raheem hindi bolta hai) | Raheem speaks Hindi. |
Hindi | English |
यह जाती है |(yah jaatee hai) | She goes. |
मोनिका आती है |(monica aatee hai) | Monica comes |
टीना पानी पीती है |(teenaa paanee peetee hai) | Teena drinks water. |
वह क्रिकेट खेलती है |(vah cricket kheltee hai) | She plays cricket. |
माया हिंदी बोलती है |(maaya hindi boltee hai) | Maya speaks hindi. |
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Hi.. Where we are using veh and yeh? What is the difference?
See lesson 1.5: he is my friend. You’ll get the answer.
how do you know the surfix to use ho , hai, hain or hoon at the end of a sentence,
see the lesson , “be verbs in Hindi”. This lesson will clear your all doubts.
Mein — hoon (I am)
Tum — ho (you are)
Aap — hain (you are (respect)
Yah/vah — hai (He /She is)
These are correct suffix formulas for first,second and third person pronouns
For these pronouns, suffix -ता हूँ (taa hoon) is attached if the subject is masculine and suffix -ती हूँ (tee hoon) is attached if the subject is feminine.
hoon should be for the first person. Please correct me if i am wrong.
Yes, you are correct.