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Its my first time learning any foreign language.
Though it will not be easy but I think I will learn it.
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- ma sa chi : i think -------------------------------------- Mein sochta hoon (for male) / sochti hoon (for female) sab nili gabdihe :it's my fault------------------------ Sab meri galti hai ne:no ------------------------------------------------------ nahi jalo: go ---------------------------------------------------- chalo/ jaao kuch :we -------------------------------------------------- hum masdi:go ------------------------------------------------- chalo/ jaao maradhe :play,entertainment,relax?---------- khele, manoranjan, aaram ten ki da i he :is he alright?------------------------ kya wo theek hai durtidore: how are u ---------------------------------- tum kaise ho gulabo=rose --------------------------------------------- gulaab (gulaabo may be the name of some women) burni sonil ya?such hot girl ………… ----------- kitni sunder ladki hai masdike barchala :think and think --------------- socho - socho gi yar sin bonnaiyar :not right at all -------------- bilkul theek nahi hai chokidar :security ------------------------------------ (this one is correct) idiot:orelu》??relu??---------------------------- paagal abda kuchima saniailem:despression?------ pareshaani kia hua :what's wrong ?--------------------------- kya hua (or kia hua - both are fine) ma jan donk :i know -------------------------------- main janta hoon chai :tea ----------------------------------------------- (absolutely correct) koy besa :no money ------------------------------- (koi paisa nahi) tum hi badata:you know?----------------------- kya tum janate ho? ghia fo na ya ta:someone called -------------- kisi ne phone kia/ bulaya chadia :told ----------------------------------------- bolna/ kehna tu mara jawab hni :you are imaginable ---- tumhara jawab nahi don't worry :kab rari ki hoyi se reni --------- chinta mat karna azad = freedom ----------------------------------- Free (freedom means aazadi) hadi makiyak = ¥%……&*( sari de yari hoche ihe :everything is done--- sab kuchh ho gaya suruseblie :louder please ----------------------- kripya tej bolo. I have translated the words you have written in english......... hope they will be useful to you... :)0 votedFebruary 13, 20121
- I - Mein sure - vishwaas/ yakeen About - Baare mein it - iske. So I'm sure about it means "mujhe iske baare mein poora yakeen/ vishwaas hai" you - tum & here sure also indicating some certainity so its better to include poora or pakka. "are you sure?" means "kya tumhe poora/ pakka yakeen hai?"0 votedFebruary 13, 20121
- In India...... there are many regional languages..... but in most of the states people understand hindi (generally in northern, western and southern region people understand hindi).......... & in Mumbai (Bombay - which is now named as Mumbai) almost everybody understands hindi.0 votedFebruary 13, 20121
- Thank - Dhanyavaad or Shukriya You - Tumhara or Aapka So "thank you" means Aapka/ Tumhara Dhanyavaad/ Shukriya I - Mein Miss - Yaad You - Tumhe While translating this into Hindi we will add one more word Karoonga/ Karoongi which will show an action in future "yaad karoonga/ karoongi" And if you are using "I miss you" in some present tense then instead of karoonga/ karoongi you will use karta hoon/ karti hoon. Here I miss you means Mein tumhe yaad Karoonga (if speaker is male)/ Karoongi (If speaker is female) - If using for future. Main tumhe yaad karta hoon (if speaker is male)/ karti hoon (if speaker is female) - If using in present tense.0 votedFebruary 2, 20120
- Initially a small correction in your second question:- It will be " Tum kaise ho?" Now about the answer of your question:- Both the lines are correct, the only difference between is because of Aap and Tum. In hindi language when we are speaking with somebody elder or somebody whom we want to give more respect then we use Aap, otherwise we use Tum. Both convey the same meaning in English:- i.e. Aap kaise ho? - How are you? Tum kaise ho? - How are you?0 votedFebruary 1, 20121

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