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| mahdy | Wednesday 05th of October 2005 12:36:09 PM |
| we may put new usefull hindi vecab.. - i wish to ... if someone know hindi words much more..to tell the table | |
| alowyn | Wednesday 05th of October 2005 01:52:35 PM |
| - That's a good idea! Here's the little bit I know... Hello (and goodbye) = Namaste How are you = aap kaise hai (formal m.) aap kaisi hai (formal f.) good = acha ok = tikey yes = ji/ha no = nahi Please = kripyaa Thank you = dhanyavad/Shukriya you = aap (formal) tum (informal) I = main/hum we = hum why = kyu where = kahaan who = kaun what = kya note: the 'u' should generally be pronounced as a short 'oo' in this transliteration, as in 'two', except for 'hum' in which it's like the 'u' in 'gun' | |
| Neila | Thursday 06th of October 2005 06:17:25 AM |
| - okay, i'll add some words too (written in a kind of Itrans): honaa - to be I am - mai.n huu.n you are (formal) - aap hai.n you are (informal) - tum ho we are - ham hai.n he/she/this is - yah hai he/she/that is - vah hai they/ these are - ye hai.n they/ those are - ve hai.n dil (mask) - heart paagal - mad, crazy diivaanaa - mad, insane lekin - but yahaa.N - here vahaa.N - there la.Dakaa (mask) - boy la.Dakii (fem) - girl aurat (fem) - woman bhaaii (mask) - brother bahan (fem) - sister beTaa (mask) - son beTii (fem) - daughter maataa (fem) - mother maa.N (fem) - mother, mamma chaa.Ndanii (fem) - moonlight dhuup (mask) - sunlight siikhanaa - to learn aanaa - to come jaanaa - to go ghar (mask) - house zindagii (fem) - life kyo.nki - because kab - when aaj - today kal - tomorrow/yesterday ab - now to - then khaanaa - food khaanaa - to eat as you can see, very movie-oriented and not perhaps not that useful in everyday life... | |
| mahdy | Thursday 06th of October 2005 01:35:21 PM |
| thanks - and could u plz tell evryone the hindi words within sentence... maybe this hope is evryone's wish... so.. to do that...thank u million | |
| abelklein | Thursday 06th of October 2005 05:02:02 PM |
| - [quote][i]Originally posted by alowyn[/i] That's a good idea! Here's the little bit I know... Hello (and goodbye) = Namaste How are you = aap kaise [color=red]hai[/color] (formal m.) aap kaisi [color=red]hai[/color] (formal f.) good = acha [color=red]ok = tikey[/color] yes = ji/ha [color=red]no = nahi[/color] Please = kripyaa Thank you = dhanyavad/Shukriya you = aap (formal) tum (informal) I = main/hum we = hum [color=red]why = kyu[/color] where = kahaan who = kaun what = kya note: the 'u' should generally be pronounced as a short 'oo' in this transliteration, as in 'two', except for 'hum' in which it's like the 'u' in 'gun'[/quote] i hope you dont mind but i have made a few corrections to your list. the words/expressions in red are slightly mis-spelt and should be as follows: how are you = aap kaise [b]hai.N[/b] aap kaisii [b]hai.N[/b] ok = [b]thiik hai[/b] no = [b]nahii.N[/b] why= [b]kyU.N[/b] | |
| yoonbestfriend | Saturday 15th of October 2005 02:34:57 PM |
| - hey i am yoon, i am an indian so i can help u out.my e-mail id's can b seen frm my profile.i wanna help.need it cum here luv ya yoon | |