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    मेरि vs. मेरी This is what I get when I type "meri" using the virtual keyboard: मेरि This is what google translate says "meri" looks like: मेरी Does anyone know why that extra character changes places from being in the middle to being at the end?
    February 19, 2011
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    MeRI pasandida ya meRA pasandida? pasandida = mardaka ya stri?
    February 18, 2011
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    ok I think I might understand... So... mujhe means to possess, so i am saying i possess a liking for chanamasala....or i possess hunger. rather than saying, i AM hunger. I think I get it. Can anyone confirm that my realization is correct? Wow, this is language is challenging and fun :) Dhanyavaad!
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    February 18, 2011
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    Mujhe question I understand mujhe means literally, "to me"... So to say I like or love something do I always use mujhe and not main? Ex. Mujhe chanamasala pasand hai or mujhe bhookh lagee hai (i am hungry) I am confused about when to say main and when to say mujhe in general... Why is it mujhe to say "i like chanamasala", but also to say that "i am hungry" (i made a mistake today and assumed i would use main to say i am hungry...i was wrong.) Bachao! :)
    February 18, 2011
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    February 18, 2011
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    First Try! Shubh sandhya! Mera naam Erin hai. Main ek rochak baalika hun. Chaar baja hai aur main kaam karna rahi hun. Main pasand karna palek paneer. ------------------------------------------------ Good evening! My name is Erin. I am an interesting girl. It is 4 oclock and I am working. I like palek paneer. (the food) :P ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please correct and feel free to laugh :) Dhanyavaad!
    February 17, 2011
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  • Commented
    hmm...it means, " you are 'jia'" 

    Main nahin jaanti hun!


    I still do not know what "jia" means :P
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    February 17, 2011
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    Main ek rochak kahani rahi hoon. Is this correct? I am trying to say "i am reading an interesting story" (I am a female) Also, how do I say "Is this correct?" in Hindi? Or "correct?" Is there a question particle that needs to be added to make a single word into a question (such as asking "correct?" or "right?") Dhanyavaad
    February 17, 2011
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  • Commented
    Namaste! Mera naam Erin hai.

    What does "jia ho" mean? I am very curious :)
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    February 15, 2011
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  • Commented

     Is namaste and namaskaar used in the same way for goodbye? Or is there another common way to say goodbye?

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    February 15, 2011
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