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Conjunctions Posted by Nitin Kumar on Nov 17, 2011
Today, let me show you the conjunction in Hindi. Let us see, what they mean, how they are classified and how to use them in the sentences through some examples. In Hindi, Conjunction is called “समुच्चयबोधक” (Samucchy Bodak) which comes from two word, “समुच्चय” which mean combination and “बोधक” which means indicator. These are the…
Interjections Posted by Nitin Kumar on Nov 15, 2011
Let me introduce the topic of interjection in Hindi. In Hindi, it is called “विस्मयादिबोधक” (Vismayaadibodak), “Vismayaadi” which mean amazement and etc and “bodak” means a word or indicator, which indicate an amazement, acceptance, fear etc . I found them very important as we use them now and then in our daily conversations. Hindi has…
Movie Culture Posted by Nitin Kumar on Nov 12, 2011
Most of the Indians swear by two things, these are Cricket and Movies. Hindi speakers eagerly awaits the release of new films.It seems that the movie culture is now an inherent part of the Indian life. Today, I would like to present some fact about the Hindi movie culture, its effect on society and my…
Conversations in Hindi – Doctor’s Visit Posted by Nitin Kumar on Nov 10, 2011
In case of being ill, we have to visit a doctor. We must be able to explain the symptoms of illness and understand the treatment prescribed by the doctor from such a visit (from a communication’s prospective) I would like to show you a situation where a person have to go to a doctor for…
Personal Adjectives in Hindi – I Posted by Nitin Kumar on Nov 3, 2011
How can you describe a particular person in Hindi? What would be the most appropriate term to describe him or her? Let me show you the personal adjectives in Hindi. Some of them are most often used in conversation while other could be seen in Hindi literature. Below you will find a part of most commonly…
I love you in Hindi Posted by Nitin Kumar on Oct 31, 2011
Interesting question, how a native Hindi speaker express “I love you” in Hindi? What could be the variations? situations? And, what if the expression is directed toward a family member(s), friends and not the love relationships? Let me show you, how to express it like we do. 🙂 I have separated the expressions for male and female for…
Introduction in Hindi Posted by Nitin Kumar on Oct 30, 2011
This lesson is dedicated to those Hindi learners who are living in India for sometime but still trying to use Hindi to introduce themselves to locals. Bryan / Jessica came from California, USA. Presently, he /she is working in Delhi. Let see, how he /she introduces himself / herself to locals. I have provided the…