Where Are You in Marathi “Where are you?” is a question in the English language used to ask someone about the place where he/she is at that moment. In Marathi language, it is used in two ways: 1. In the first instance, it has a formal tone to it. तुम्ही कुठे आहात? तू कुठे आहेस? 2. […]
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Did you Eat in Marathi “Did you eat?” is a question in the English language used to ask someone whether he or she has eaten or not. Depending on the age, seniority, and status of the person you are addressing, you can ask this question in Marathi in two ways. In Marathi, it is used in
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This poem that I started as a nursery rhyme was developed into a more message-carrying one, and therefore would be more suited for a child who is either in the 1st grade or the 2nd grade. The message that this poem in Hindi carries is to stay vegetarian and not kill animals for eating purposes.
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Sanskrit tattoos have crossed the geographical boundaries of the Indian sub-continent as people from all over the world love to have Sanskrit tattoos translated and inked. I have myself provided these services to more than 500 clients. The phrase they choose and ask me to translate–later on, once I deliver the image file, they get
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We bring you a new compilation of Sanskrit sentences with their English meanings. As always, we are thankful to the person who provides translations for the same–Varalakshmi Kandregula. Our main motive behind these compilations is to bring you to the diversity of Sanskrit language and also to understand how various Sanskrit words can be used
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I was particularly inclined to write this short Hindi nursery rhyme on a cap because my mother just weaved me a nice woolen cap for winters. It fits perfectly and I am looking forward to wearing it. So, I molded the emotion a bit and wrote the poem from a child’s perspective. I hope will
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Bringing another short nursery rhyme in Hindi for kids that can be used as homework or activity by parents. I would be happy to hear any feedback or suggestion if you would like to use it. Hindi Poem for Kids ____________________ बिल्ली दूध पीती है कौवा रोटी खाता है तोता चूरी-मिर्ची माँगे कबूतर दाने लाता
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ये कहानी मैने आज ही अपनी बेटी को सुनाते हुये बनायी है। वो सोने से पूर्व प्रतिदिन मुझसे कहानी सुनने का हठ करती है। मैं प्रतिदिन उसे कोई ना कोई कहानी बनाकर सुना देता हूँ ताकि वो सो जाये। मैं पञ्जाबी भाषा में उसे कहानी सुनाता हूँ इस लिये उसे कहानी सुनाते हुये गिलहरी के
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Hindi Poem for Class 1 Students My daughter studies in first grade and she often comes home with a request or the ‘homework’, which is actually parents’ work to prepare a short poem so that she could recite it. While it is a wonderful activity for children as they learn to speak new words, get
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ये कहानी मैने अपनी पाञ्च वर्षीया बेटी को सुनाते हुये बनायी थी। वो सोने से पहले लगभग प्रतिदिन मुझसे कोई ना कोई कहानी सुनती है। मैं ऐसे ही कहानी बना कर उसे सुना देता हूँ। कभी कभी वो कहानी सच में अच्छी बन जाती है। ये कहानी ऐसी ही थी। मुझे लगा कि मुझे इसे
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Continuing our series of providing Sanskrit sentences with their English meanings, we bring another compilation of five such sentences with their English translation. In one of those sentences, we have provided two options with which this sentence can be conveyed in the Sanskrit language. The main objective of this compilation is to provide a better understanding
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Given the huge success that we experienced with our earlier installments of Sanskrit sentences and the English translation, we are back with another compilation of these sentences. The basic concept about these sentences is to provide a better understanding of Sanskrit language and grammar usage of various Sanskrit words. We hope that our readers are benefitted
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Sanskrit poetry is full of texture, technical beauty, grandeur and every element that a human mind can explore. Being illiterate in this beautiful language, it is impossible for me to write any verses; however, I was blessed when one of my Facebook Friend, Varalakshmi Kandregula, translated one of the poems that I wrote in Sanskrit
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We are back with a bunch of inspiring Sanskrit sentences translated from English so that our readers can get a better grip over the Sanskrit language. While compiling these sentences, I have noticed that translation sometimes provides a contextual meaning and the strictly literal meaning may not be offered. But that’s how we get to
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Any reader or user, who is interested in learning Sanskrit language or already have some primary knowledge, love to know the Sanskrit names of daily items users by everybody in the modern context. Some of these items are hard to find in Sanskrit literature, and therefore the Sanskrit names of such items are hardly available even
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Continuing our series of bringing some Sanskrit sentences with their English meanings, we present the next set. We try to select positive and inspirational Sanskrit sentences so that users could find it useful and practical for their daily use. The main reason behind providing these sentences is to get the users accustomed with the variations
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Continuing our series of bringing Sanskrit translated sentences to you from day-to-day life and integrating the understanding of Sanskrit language through these translations, we present another set to you. As you will notice, some of the sentences are contextually translated and may not be the exact translation of their English version. Hopefully, this series is
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Continuing with our series of providing useful Sanskrit words and sentences that the learners of Sanskrit language could use to further their understanding of the language. We are providing the English meanings also, but please be warned that these may not be the literal or exact translations because due to the literal meanings of the
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Punjabi Names of Dry Fruits In this post, we are providing the Punjabi names of dry fruits used commonly in many food items, and also eaten as snacks with a cup of tea and coffee. Almost all of these are usually costly, and are often function as a replacement gift instead of sweets. In modern
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Happy Diwali in Marathi Diwali is one of the most famous and celebrated festivals of India. On this day, messages conveying the best wishes and blessings are sent through mobile phones, letters, and internet channels etc. People use a variety of poetic messages to convey their feelings. “Happy Diwali” is a simple form of greeting
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