Hindi for married folks (Hindipedia.com)

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Uploaded by on Sep 14, 2011

Check out http://hindipedia.com for notes. In this video, you will learn how to talk about your marital status, that is whether you are married or not. You will also learn how to ask and say what your spouse's name is.

I'm trying something new with the transcript in this video. Let me know what you think. Sorry, the sound is still a bit low. But I will definitely fix it from the next video onwards.

Enjoy!

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  • Rishi is back!!!!!

  • @devdasrai absolutely!

  • Welcome back. I like your videos. You take things nice and slowly, and I like that. You explain things well too. I like how you show us the English and the transliterations too.  Also showing the Devanagari would be a good thing. I hope that is you back regularly again, and that you will continue to make new videos.

  • @ZenerSmytok thank you so much. i might start adding the devanagari script in some videos. i just don't want to scare off new viewers.

  • thx

    make more plz

  • @kpdisindian will do. thanks for watching.

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This video is a response to Learn Speaking Hindi Lesson 1
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  • can i ask you in spanish? or just english?

    my question is Hindi language has two ways to write? thank you in adbanse.

  • @hrishimittal I suggest that you show both the devanagari and the transliterations all of the time. The people that will be frightened by the devanagari will just read the transliterations. Others will be intrigued by the devanagari and will want to learn it, like I did. There are at least two transliteration systems. I am familar with the system used in most dictionaries. If you give the devanagari, then I don't have to try to understand your transliterations. Thanks again.

  • @missjolinsaid both suggestions taken to heart. thanks :-)

  • @scatterybrane007 agreed. i'll always have the transcript now.

  • @devinthomasdietrich great idea! check out the new videos, i've started doing that now.

  • with the transcript , it is so much easier to remember. thank you very much.

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