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Hindi Writing Tools Posted by Nitin Kumar on Apr 24, 2014
Let me show you some tools or possibilities which can be used to write in Devanagari (देवनागरी), the standard script for Hindi. I have found two possibilities for the same, one is online websites or services and offline software which you can install on your computer to writing directly to your favorite text editor such…
Adverb of Place Posted by Nitin Kumar on Mar 31, 2014
How about some grammar today? 🙂 Let me show you the adverbs of time in Hindi and how they are defined into different group. As you may know from previous post of adverbs in Hindi that there are 3 types of adverbs in Hindi. Adverb is called क्रिया विषेशण (Kriya Vishesan). Adverb of Place is called स्थानवाचक…
Simple Sentence to Mixed and Compound Sentences in Hindi Posted by Nitin Kumar on Mar 31, 2014
In this post, let me show you how to make a mixed and compound sentences from simple sentence in Hindi. Once you know some basic rules, you can easily change a simple sentence to mixed and compound sentence. So, let’s see how this is done 🙂 सरल वाक्य (Saral Vaakya – Simple Sentence) to मिश्रित वाक्य…
Adverbs of Time Posted by Nitin Kumar on Mar 30, 2014
There are 3 types of adverbs in Hindi. In this post, I will tell you about the adverbs of time in Hindi. Adverb of Time is called कालवाचक क्रिया विषेशण (Kaalvaachak Kriya Vishesan) in Hindi. These adverbs are those words which give us the information about the time of an action. Examples : माता जी…
Past Tense in Hindi Posted by Nitin Kumar on Mar 30, 2014
Today, I will tell about past tense in Hindi, how it is defined and how to make it from the present tense. Past tense is called भूतकाल (bhootkaal) in Hindi which is constructed from bhoot (past) and kaal (age). In Hindi, the past tense is classified into 6 groups. Let’s convert a sentence in the…
Poem in Hindi – Bachpan Posted by Nitin Kumar on Mar 26, 2014
Today, I will share a Hindi poem on childhood (बचपन – Childhood). The poet is describing the advantages of Childhood and how our life changes as soon as it is gone. Below is the poem in Devanagari fonts (Hindi) with the literal translation in English. I hope that you will try to comprehend the poem…
Kathak Posted by Nitin Kumar on Mar 24, 2014
Kathak (कथक) is one of the eight officially sanctioned classical (शास्त्रीय – Shastriya) dance forms of India. Kathak is derived from the Sanskrit word katha (कथा) meaning story, and katthaka in Sanskrit means he who tells a story, or to do with stories. In ancient time, the professional story-tellers called Kathakas used to tell story from Indian…