Though English and Indian languages differ greatly, yet there are some words that almost sound identical while pronounced. Interestingly, they mean the same thing too. Let’s get into some linguistic details of these words. Path and Path Path in English would mean the ‘way’. It also means the same in India and is pronounced […]
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How to say I miss you in Hindi to a boy Now, when you want to learn Hindi day-to-day phrases that you can use in conversation, you must note that there are many words that are originally not from Hindi but come from various other languages. So, in this phrase too ‘I miss you’, we
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How do you say three in Hindi Learning Hindi numbers in pretty easy. However, you need to take care of the pronunciation because people who are not exposed to or are unaware about the sounds of Hindi alphabet, might find it bit difficult as to what the actual pronunciation is. Three is pretty simple in
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How to say goodmorning in Hindi Good morning in Hindi is a two-word phrase. Interestingly, you would be surprised to know that not many people use the Hindi of goodmorning in their daily conversation. Recommended books to explore Hindi language more: It’s more of a formal Hindi greetings. Śubha means good; while Prabhāta means
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How was it meaning in Hindi Well, there are two words that convey the meaning of this English phrase ‘How was it’ in Hindi. However, you must understand that Hindi takes consideration of feminine and masculine aspects of the nouns while incorporating the usage of helping verbs. So, we can use any of the suggested
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Well, you might already know a lot of SEO writing and also how it evolved with various changes in the algorithms of search engines, majorly Google, but there is a definite and sharp twist that has happened recently. Not many know about it and they still beat the drum about the same strategy: stuffing, sprinkling
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How to say how are you in Punjabi Punjabi language is pretty much close to Hindi and Sanskrit, but its pronunciation is a bit laid back and involves a lot of stress on many points. While learning Indian languages, you need to take care of the syntax when it comes to a phrase rather than
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How to say two and a half in Hindi This is a very interesting question and I have seen a lot of foreigners curious to know what they call two and half in Hindi. Recommended books to explore Hindi language more: The word used for its meaning is bit different from the pronunciation because
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How to say fat in Hindi It’s pretty easy to learn how to say fat in Hindi because it is a single word and there are not complex sounds used in its pronunciation. Recommended books to explore Hindi language more: The word is pretty simple to pronounce. If you say the English word
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How to say no one in Hindi To learn how to say no one in Hindi, once again two words are to be used. Just take notice that while translating these two words in Hindi, we will be reversing the order while saying it. No=नहीं One=कोई (Though elsewhere, we have given different meaning to this
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How to say one week in Hindi Once again, when you want to learn how to say one week in Hindi, you have to take care of two words. First one is pronounced as ‘Ake’ from the word ‘Make’, while the other word is a bit long one. Recommended books to explore Hindi language more:
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How to say one day in Hindi While learning how to say one day in Hindi, we need to take care that these are two words and you will need to learn the Hindi pronunciation of both of these. In our earlier chapter titled how to say one in Hindi, we have given the pronunciation
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How to say one million in Hindi Well, it a lot of foreigners want to know how to say one million in Hindi. However, it is a tricky question to ask because the number system in India is different than the international scale. Indians follow 2 digit system while international scale has 3 digit system.
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How to say one in Hindi Saying one in Hindi is pretty easy because the word is pretty small. It reads like “Ek”. Recommended books to explore Hindi language more: To get the exact pronunciation of this word, try saying ‘make’ word from English. Now, take the sound of ‘M’ out of this word
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To continue our efforts in bringing the stories of startups and successful new business ideas around the world, we bring you the email conversation with one of co-founders of BindoPOS, which is trying to bring change in the way you shop using mobiles and more specifically the iPAD. Q1. What gave birth to the
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धोनी ( एक साधु से ) -“बाबा मेरी बीवी परेशान करती है। कोई उपाय बताओ?” बाबा – “बेटा, उपाय होता तो मैं साधु क्यों बनता।” रतन (फार्म भरते हुए अपने पिता से बोला ) -“मदर टङ्ग के आगे क्या लिखूँ ?” पिता – “लिख दे, बड़ी लम्बी ।” रमेश ( रकेश से ) – “मुर्गा
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I might be totally wrong because we can’t comment on Itihaas or Mithihaas with authority, but I will like to take a general take on this topic: Draupadi and Karna Love Due to some books and novels written by some contemporary writers, a lot of youngsters have come to believe that there was certain type
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मोहनी (अपने पति मोनु से ) – “जब आप बाहर जाते हैं तो मुझे डर लगा रहता है।” मोनु – “चिन्ता मत करो डार्लिङ्ग, मैं जल्दी आ जाया करूँगा।” मोहनी – “इसी बात का तो डर लगा रहता है।” पति ( अपनी नई-नवेली दुल्हन से ) – “मैं आपके लिए दुनिया की हर सरहद पार
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Sahanavavatu Mantra This mantra is considered as one of the main Shanti Mantras in the Vedic texts and is quite popular and famous among the masses. I have seen and heard a lot of foreigners also picking this mantra and reciting it with completely correct pronunciation. A lot of people use this mantra as the
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I have written about this issue earlier too, but when I visited Safdarjung Tomb (Delhi) a couple of weeks earlier, I was again reminded of the same concept. Why don’t we have good food outlets inside historical monuments? This may sound a bit impractical but if taken seriously, the idea can generate a good amount
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