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Hindi Plural
English Plural Hindi Plural
Plural bahuvachan
my book meri pustak or meri kitab
my books meri pustaken or meri kitaben
our daughter hamari beti
our daughters hamari betiyan
I'm cold mujhe thand lag rahi hai
we're cold hamen thand lag rahi hai
his chickens usaki murgiyan
their chicken unake chikan
Hindi Pronouns
English Pronouns Hindi Pronouns
Pronouns sarvanaam
I main
you aap
he vah
she vah
we ham
they ve
me mujhe
you aap
him use
her usaki
us ham
them unako
my mera (p) meri (f)
your tumhara (s) aapaka (p)
his usaki
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her usake
our hamare
their unake
mine mera
yours tumhara
his usaki
hers usaka (p) and usaki (f)
ours hamara
theirs unka (m) and unki (f)
Hindi Articles
English Articles Hindi Articles
articles lekh
the
a ek
one ek
some kuch
few kuch
the book kitab
the books kitaben
a book ek kitab
one book ek kitab
some books kuch kitaben
few books kuch kitaben
Hindi Adjectives
Hindi Adjectives are words that describe or modify another
person or thing in the sentence. Here are some examples:
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List of Adjectives in Hindi
Hindi Verbs
English Verbs Hindi Verbs
Verbs kriya
Past ateet
I spoke main bola
I wrote mainne likha
I drove mainne chalaya
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I loved main pyar karta tha
I gave mainne diya
I smiled main muskuraya |(m) or main
muskuraai(f)
I took mainne liya
he spoke vah bola
he wrote usane likha
he drove vah chalaya
he loved usane pyar kiya
he gave usane diya
he smiled vah muskuraya
he took vah le liya
we spoke hamane baat ki
we wrote hamane likha
we drove hamane chalaya
we loved hamane pyar kiya
we gave hamane diya
we smiled ham muskaraaye
we took hamane liya
Future bhavishya
I will speak main baat karoonga
I will write main likhoonga
I will drive main chalaunga
I will love main pyar karoonga
I will give main de doonga
I will smile main muskuraoonga
I will take main le jaunga
he will speak vah bolega
he will write vah likhega
he will drive vah chalayega
he will love vah pyar karega
he will give vah de dega
he will smile vah muskuraayega
he will take vah le jaayega
we will speak ham baat karenge
we will write ham likhenge
we will drive ham chalayenge
we will love ham pyar karenge
we will give ham de denge
we will smile ham muskurayenge
we will take ham le jaayenge
Present vartamaan
I speak main baat karta hoon
I write main likhta hoon
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I drive main chalata hoon
I love main pyar karta hoon
I give main deta hoon
I smile main muskurata hoon
I take main leta hoon
he speaks vah bolti hai
he writes vah likhta hai
he drives vah chalata hai
he loves vah pyar karta hai
he gives vah deta hai
he smiles vah muskurata hai
he takes vah leta hai
we speak ham baat karte hain
we write ham likhte hain
we drive ham chalate hain
we love ham pyar karte hain
we give ham dete hain
we smile ham muskurate hain
we take ham lete hain
Hindi Adverbs
first we need to know what the role of Adverbs is in
the structure of the grammar in Hindi.
Hindi Prepositions
Hindi prepositions link nouns, pronouns and phrases
to other words in a sentence. The word or phrase that
the preposition introduces is called the object of the preposition.
Here are some examples:
Hindi Negation
Hindi negation is the process that turns an affirmative
statement (I am happy) into its opposite denial (I am not happy).
Here are some examples:
Hindi Questions
Hindi questions may be either a linguistic expression used to
make a request for information, or else the request itself made
by such an expression. Usually it starts with why, how, where,
when ... Here are some examples:
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how big is it? yah kitana bada hai?
can I help you? kya main aapki madad kar sakta
hoon?
can you help me? kya aap meri madad kar sakte hain ?
do you speak English? kya aap angrezi bolte hain?
how far is this? yahan se kitani door hai?
what time is it? samay kya hai?
how much is this? yah kitana hai?
what is your name? tumhara nam kya hai?
where do you live? tum kahan rahate ho?
Hindi Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Hindi Vocabulary
Food bhojan -
almonds baadaam -
bread roti -
breakfast nashta -
butter makkhan -
candy mishtann -
cheese paneer -
chicken chikan -
cumin jeera -
dessert mithaai -
dinner rat ka khana or rat ka bhojan
fish machhali -
fruit fal -
ice cream aaisakreem -
lamb bhed ka bachcha
lemon neenbu -
lunch dopahar ka khana or dopahar ka
bhojan
meal bhojan -
meat maans -
oven ovan -
pepper kali mirch -
plants paudhon -
pork suar ka maans
salad salad -
salt namak -
sandwich saindavich -
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sausage sosej -
soup soop -
sugar chini -
supper rat ka khana
turkey tarki -
apple seb -
banana kela -
oranges santre -
peaches aadu -
peanut moongafali -
pears nashapaati -
pineapple ananas -
grapes angoor -
strawberries stroberi -
vegetables sabjiyan -
carrot gaajar -
corn makai -
cucumber kakadi -
garlic lahasun -
lettuce letish -
olives jaitoon -
onions pyaaz -
peppers mirch -
potatoes aalu -
pumpkin kaddu -
beans sem -
tomatoes tamatar -
Hindi Feminine
English Feminine Hindi Feminine
Feminine stri
he is happy vah khush hai
she is happy vah khush hai
he is American vah ameriki hai
she is American vah ameriki hai
man aadami or purush
woman mahila or stri
father pita -
mother maan -
brother bhaai -
sister bahan -
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uncle chacha -
aunt chachi -
bull saand -
cow gaay -
boy ladka -
girl ladaki -
Locations in the house which are talked about more during the day:
Hindi phrases
The Hindi phrases are helpful because they are used daily. Below we picked
expressions that a new learner will find useful. We included the audio as well.
This is a better way to learning. Learn only what you need. We start with
greetings and introduction.
Hi: [nmste]
What is your name?: [aapkaa naam kyaa hai?]
Nice to meet you: [aapse milkr akchaa lgaaa |]
How are you?: [aap kaise (m) / kaisi (f) hain?]
I'm good, thanks: [main thik hun, shukriyaa]
And you?: [aur aap?]
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More questions about language and age:
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Congratulations: [bdhaai ho]
I have a reservation: [mere paas ek kmre kaa aarksn hai |]
Hindi grammar
The Hindi grammar allows you to manipulate the vocabulary to obtain
multiple forms of a word. The grammatical rules below are the most important
in Hindi and help connect words or shape the structure. We start with the
prepositions:
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Some of the most important time adverbs: