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- chha = is, have. eg. ma sanga kitab chha. i have a book. yaha garmi chha. it is hot here. hoina = negative of ho. ho = yes. haina = no hunchha = ok... (it has other meanings too) eg. if somebody asks hunchha? it means is it ok? if someone answers hunchha -- it means ok.. or it's fine. i'll do it. parya = actually pareko. it's hard to explain for me. look up in dictionary. for parnu. (it something like need.... eg. ramrari padhnu parchha. = you should study well or you need to study well) bhannai = eg expression.... bhannai pardaina.- no need to say. bhannu = to say.0 votedApril 16, 20130
- It's something like: that's right. or you're right. or i agree with you. but sometimes, it can be used to indicate sarcasm as well. eg. suppose you say, i'm looking very beautiful today. don't you think so? then the answer may be... tei ta. but depending upon the tone the person is speaking, it may mean "yeah, you're really looking beautiful" or "are you kidding?" (but the second one is not a serious criticism.... just a funny expression. and it's usually accompanied by a smile or a laugh maybe)0 votedApril 15, 20131
- Pronunciation: В The pronunciation of Russian preposition в is pretty confusing, especially when it is followed by a consonant. (I've had a lot of tongue exercises for the past couple of weeks trying to learn Russian) Is it alright if I just omit it altogether and then use a prepositional case of the noun? (just when speaking, I mean). The case should basically illustrate the meaning of what's trying to be said. Other prepositions like о or на are pretty straightforward (so far). I hope it's not that dumb a question. Cheers.April 12, 201360
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