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- I would have loved answering that, But I can't seem to understand your question. Did you mean "sangeet mein nipun' ka samasth pad? If that's the case then I'm afraid to say that your question is entirely wrong. A samasth pad is formed when you join two or more words say like 'रेल'+'गाड़ी'= 'रेल गाड़ी'0 votedSeptember 22, 20160
Main do saalon se Hindi seekh raha hoon, aur yah pehli baar hain ki main Hindi mein likh raha hoon. Meri Hindi utni spasht nahi hain lekin main Hindi mein likhne ka abhyaas karna chahta hoon. Mera naam Shashank hain aur main Newyork Vishvavidyaalay mein antarraashtreey sambandh ki padai kar raha hoon. Main California ka rahne waala hoon aur mere maata-pita bharat se taaluk rakhte hain. Mera ek bada bhai bhi hain. Mera shouk vibhinn bhashaon ko seekhna hain. Muje che bhashayon ka gyaan hain. Mera yaha maksad apni shabdawali sudharna hain aur main har din bahut lafz padne ki koshish karta hoon.
0 votedJune 18, 20160- Learn when to use May/Might, Can/Could
MAY is used to indicate possibility. 'Might' and 'Could' are also used in this sense. 'May' is more formal than the two:
1. That may happen if we are careless.
2. That could be harmful to your health.
3. He might not be the culprit.
'May' is used in formal situations to give permission.
4. You may go now
Can on the other hand is less formal
5. You can go now.
May not is a negative in the 'permission' sense but not in the 'possibility' sense.
6. You may not remove the books from this rack.
(= you are not permitted to...)
7. She may not care to report back to you.
(= it is possible that she will not care to report...)
Might is used to express possibility which may be theoretical or factual. 'Might' expresses lack of certainity and also implies greater reserve on the part of the speaker:
8. We might visit them today.
when we want to question or negate possibility we use 'can', not 'may'
9. Can this happen in a city too?
10. That can be done today.
'May' is also used to express a wish:
11. I hope he may succeed.
12. May god bless you!
Can and Could are mainly used to indicate ability, skill, awareness or capability.
13. He could be a very unpleasant neighbour.
14. I can see only bold letters, not the small ones.
15. They can go without food for atleast a week.
16. You could do it then, I don't think you can do it now.
'Can' and 'could' are also used to express instructions, appeals and requests. While making an appeal 'could' is more polite than 'would'.
17. Could you please sign here?
18. Could you explain it again?
19. Can you help me get this out of my cuupboard?
Here 'could' is more polite than 'can'. The addition of an adverb like possibly and perhaps will render the request more polite. can't and couldn't will be more appealing and persuasive than 'can' and 'could'
20. Can't we go together?
21. Couldn't we do it next week?
'couldn't' is used to indicate strong assertion by comparison.
22. She couldn't be more accurate
(= she is very accurate...)
23. The weather couldn't have been better.
(= the weather is excellent..)
January 13, 201602 Hello Mam,
It's great to hear your love for India and Hindi. I believe no country is safe or say perfect and I assure you that you will be spellbound with the love and the warmth that you gonna get while you are here :)..
The basic structure of grammar in Hindi is quite different to that of English.
keh - TO SAY
Kehta is generally used for present tense and kehna for present continuous tense.
For ex : Mein kahta hoon (I say)
Mein kahna chahta hoon (I want to say)
and LOON in general doesn't have a specific meaning. It attain its worth only when it is used with a sentence.
0 votedJanuary 13, 20160
