15 Hindi Questions & Answers for Everyday Use

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Why is there a nasal "n" sound in "raheen" in the sentence "Aap kaha ja raheen hain"? What does it mean?

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If you look at the Hindi script (devnagari) then you can see whenever there is a dot on top of a letter it gives it a nasal sound. I have explained it in this video ua-cam.com/video/0te_MoGGQb4/v-deo.html
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Aapkee umar kiya hai vs aapkee kad kitna hai... Y is aapkee and aapka changed.. Is there any gender specificity in it?

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Yes. In Hindi everything is assigned a gender even inanimate objects. umar is feminine while kad is masculine that is why aapkee umar and aapkaa kad.

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So often the leter N at the end of the words are silent?

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It is not silent, it represents a nasal sound. This you can figure out by looking at the devnagari script. If there is a dot present above a letter the sound is nasal. For example नहीं or kahaan कहाँ. I have explained this in detail in the intro of this video ua-cam.com/video/0te_MoGGQb4/v-deo.html

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Only when talking with a local, then also nahi can be said as nai.

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Jhanda

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तुमहारा और आपका difference?

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They mean the same in English but in Hindi आपका is formal and respectful whereas तुम्हारा is more casual. I have a video explaining the proper use of all three "You"s in Hindi - The "You" conundrum ua-cam.com/video/Tfz2hxNIwv4/v-deo.html

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