It seems you are asking malay doubts in a malayalam forum. The similarity between both languages ends in name.

spoken hindi or urdu, only so woh. weh is say too formal, and normally not used in speech, unless in very formal situation like a literature convention or a hindi heritage interview etc. :) Go ahead and use woh.

Inception is used when you are referring to the establishment of an organisation, business etc. Begining is used either in a very abstract sense (long back,since time immemorial) or when you are talking of begining of time. Generally you dont say begining of a company (unless in casual talk), its inception.

مرحبًا.

كيف حالك؟

انا  جوي من الهند. اريد فرصة لاتكم عربي ما متكلّم فطري.

تحيًا

جوي 

Looked at (it) in the context of how democratic elections are understood.The procedure is any thing but that. the implied verb (it) is missing, so the confusion. The procedure is anything, but that (democratic). The writer has looked at something in the the context of how democratic elections are understood. He has come to the conclusion that democratci elections are anything but democratic . (means they are actually not democratic).

hi maryam, i am joy . i am fluent in English and want to learn Arabic. I am almost through with the basics. Would like to converse with you in Arabic and also can help you with your English. Please add me as friend. joy

in addition to the difference in past and present, there is one more aspect. Maine can only be used if there can be an object to the verb. if there can be no object to the verb, then simply use main, even in past tense. eg. I drove a car. (Car is the object). Main ne Car chalaya I drove (there can be an object, even if not mentioned explicitly) -- Main ne chalaya But ; I slept (no object-- there can be no answer to question-- what did you sleep :) )--- Main soya I ran --- main dauda

prati din = per day. uske prati mujhe pyaar hai-- I have love for him ---- Prati = for Prati can also mean a copy ( of a tape, magazine etc).