Learning Hindi Speaking Lesson 6

Some basic words in hindi and how to frame sentence using those basic words
I know, I have, I want, you want, you have, you know and -ve of all these. Conversation using all these statements.

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[alexxx1836]

if but is pur what does magaar mean?

[itwasnoteasy]

@alexxx1836

kintu, parantu, pur, magar is all same. all are used just like but in english.

[Gutsyndicate]

is it Maim cahata hum or Main chahta hun?

[itwasnoteasy]

@Gutsyndicate

it is main chahta hun

[26HBIC]

i have a question , ok i know hindu has alot of languages so what language does salman khan speaks?? i see alot of salman and pryanka movies and i would like to know what they r saying with out putting the sub titles so what is the language that they both speak ..thanxs

[itwasnoteasy]

@26HBIC

Salman khan priyanka etc. These are bollywood actors/actresses and the language spoken in bollywood movies is Hindi. :-)

Hope that answers your question :-)

[kapuywey]

@itwasnoteasy but the pronunciation of jaana and jaanana seems the same. is it?

[IrisMG]

That was hard!

[MultiArnav123]

WOW HINDI IS KINDA HARD BUT I GOT THE HANG OF IT

[Anesh7]

i like your style of teaching. i am from kerala ,name is geetha, i learnt hindi in degree. but speaking very difficilut for me. i am in Dubai for 30 years.working as a subject teacher. but i am scared of speak hindi still. friends making me shame. can you please help me to give some more tips to speak hindi very easily. my mail id. geetha501@yahoo.com i will wait for your reply. geetha

[schbrachbolidsei]

In the conversation of the two guys I think there is something wrong.

It should be "No, I don't have!" instead of "Yes, I don't have"

For "I want" I've been told it's "mujhe chaiye" instead of "main chahta hun"

So, what is right then?

Thank You so much!

[rozemanderijntje]

@alexxx1836 thank you so much ! i know what you mean we also have it in my language

[alexxx1836]

@rozemanderijntje tum means like you as a friend, and aap, you as a more formal way..this happens in other languages to, but not so much in english