Sunday 13 May 2018

Pronouns and Articles in Hindi

Let us learn pronouns today. Below chart has the list.

As I would always say, go through the list once. But do not get daunted by the details. When we will start preparing sentence, come back to chart and get the required pronoun.

Using them frequently will make you familiar. And afterwards you will not need to come back this chart.


Pronoun in English
Pronoun in Hindi
Transliteration
I
मैं
maiM
we
हम
ham
You (singular)
तू
तुम
आप
tU
tum
Ap
You (plural)
तुम
आप
tum
Ap
He / She / It /That
वह
vah
They /Those
वे
ve
This
यह
yah
These
ये
ye

Difference between तू(tU), तुम(tum), आप(Ap)
Calling someone by तू(tU) is considered derogatory unless the person is very near and dear to use. Otherwise तुम(tum) is used in general. 
Address anyone elder than you, unknown person or respectful person as आप(Ap).

Other pronouns
Self :- खुद (khud)
All :- सब(sab)


********************* Articles  ************************* 
In English there are three article "a', "an" and "The". In Hindi there is no custom of using such articles. 
"This is horse" and "This is a horse" will be translated in Hindi same way "यह घोड़ा है(yah ghoDxA hai)
"This is ant" and "This is an ant" will be translated in Hindi same way "यह चींटी है"(yah chIMTI hai)
"The Sun", "The moon" will be translated as if written just "sun", "moon" without article "The" i.e. सूरज(sUraj), चांद (chAMd)

Hindi Alphabets Devanagari Alphabets

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Alphabets in Hindi

Vowels :- 

अ आ इ ई उ ऊ ए ऐ ओ औ अं अः

Consonants :- 

क ख ग घ ङ

च छ ज झ ञ

ट ठ ड ड़ ढ ण

त थ द ध न

प फ ब भ म

य र ल व श ष स ह क्ष ज्ञ


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Welcome to world of Hindi

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Hello friends, welcome to my blog “Learn Hindi through English”.

Here I am trying to introduce you the fundamentals of Hindi through English. 

Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit follow same script i.e. Devanagari. Pronunciation of letters is same. So those who can read-write Marathi, Sanskrit for them reading Hindi is easy. They will save their time learning pronunciation.

So if you know Marathi Gujarati, Bengali this journey to learn Hindi will be comparatively easy.

My own experience says that reading the language from its own script helps a lot. So learn Devanagari script first. So learning Hindi will be easier if you read it directly from Devanagari instead of Romanized.

For most of the examples transliteration is given in Roman script is as well. This is for convenience of search-ability on internet.

Conventions for writing Hindi in Roman is given here

While learning language, the student is very excited and he want to speak the full sentences as early as possible. He wants to be able to communicate from day 1. Obviously it will not be possible, because you have just used few words !! you can not communicate everything from these few words. Realisation of this fact demotivates the student.  So many language learning programs shower the student with list of full sentences. This looks good first, but it does not teach how to prepare sentence. So thou you know 100 sentences, you are helpless to create 101st sentence yourself.

Here comes the necessity of learning grammar.

Students think that learning grammar is very tedious. And try to run away from it. Spoon feeding i.e. list of pre-created sentences will just keep u handicapped. So learn grammar, stand on your own feet and enjoy the journey.

So I have decided to keep fine balance between “ready made sentences” and grammar. So by speaking ready-made-full sentences you can keep alive you excitement. And by grammar you will nurture your foundation.

So friends let us start the journey. Welcome to the world of Hindi. The language having history of around hundreds of years, rich with its literature, philosophy, widespread influence in society.

Welcome !!!


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