मार्सिले में अरबी भोजन

नमस्ते को हर कोई! सबको नमस्ते ! आप कैसे हैं? मैं पेरिस को शुक्रवार पिछले छोड़ा से शुक्रवार को निकला (मैं वहां रह रहा रहता हूँ) और मार्सिले में पहुंचा! यहां मौसम बहुत बढिया है (ज्यादा पेरिस की तुलना में बेहतर!). वहाँ यहाँ बहुत लोग अल्जीरिया से यहां हैं और इसलिए वहां यहाँ बहुत अरबी भोजन यहां है! सच में बहुत स्वादिष्ट है!

I think cartoons are a wonderful way to improve your listening comprehension. I'm a Spanish learner and cartoons are my favourite method of practicing. You could start watching Dora the Explorer or Peppa Pig. They speak relatively slowly and it can be entertaining. Also, I would like to make a few corrections in your text. Hello I'm trying to learn **English** (capitalise "English") and it's very difficult for me to understand **spoken English** (In English, the adjective comes before a noun). So I try to watch movies and also to listen **to** radio news but it's discouraging because I **barely understand** (this construction is just more natural) anything ! I wonder if cartoons could help me to improve my comprehension. My idea is that vocabulary is simple. If you think it could be a good idea, do you know which cartoon I can watch to really learn something ? If you have others ideas for me to understand **spoken English**, **that** will be great ! Thank you for helping me

parichay

Namaste
Mera nam Jason hai
Main briten se ae hoon Main Britain se aayaa hoon. 
Main sikhata Hindi do saptaha Mujhe Hindi seekhte hue do saptahe ho gae
Main sikhata Hindi taakee mai kar sakoon main bolata mera dadi aur maim yaatra karata hoon Main Hindi apnee dadi se baat, aur yaatraa karne ke lie seekh raha hoon. 
Main vidyaartee aur main chahata banna doktar Main ek vidyaarthi hoon, aur main doctor banna chahta hoon. 
Mujko khel passband hai aur mujko padha pasand hai I don't know what this means. 
Thee mere paas premika hain Meri ek girlfriend/premika hai. 

नमस्कार!

नमस्कार! मैं ठीक हूँ और आप? क्या आप स्काइप का इस्तेमाल करती करते  हैं?

With आप, you use the second person formal conjugation of "करना"

These are called Direct Object and Indirect object pronouns. Direct Object Pronouns are used in place of direct objects. For each pronoun, Yo - me Tú - te Él - lo (le in Spain) Ella - la Usted - lo/la Nosotros - nos Vosotros - os Ellos - los (les in Spain) Ellas - las Ustedes - los/las --- I want to meet her -> Quiero conocerla (or "La quiero conocer") I ate it. -> Lo comí. I have read it (the card) -> La he leído. --- Then we have Indirect Object Pronouns which are used for Indirect objects. They're almost the same as the DOP. Yo - me Tú - te Él/Ella/Usted - le Nosotros - nos Vosotros - os Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes - Les --- I gave him the gift - Le di el regalo [a él] I gave her the gift - Le di el regalo [a ella] Send me a message - Mándame un mensaje. --- I hope you got it.