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I spoke Hindi for Almost my whole life but I never knew it was this difficult
edit: this comment survived 2020
cuz that is your mother tongue 🙃
Hindi is pretty tough for a non Hindi native.
I teach Hindi to foreigners for a living, and through my job I realised that Hindi is extremely complicated! Consider this example:
Merā beṭa roz ek kitāb paṛhtā hai = My son reads a book everyday
vs.
Mere beṭe ne kal ek kitāb paṛhī = My son read a book yesterday
In the first sentence: The subject is "merā beṭā" (singular masculine) and the verb is singular masculine.
In the second sentence:
1. Why is it "mere beṭe"? Doesn't that mean "my sons"? Yes, but here because of the presence of the particle/postposition "ne", the "merā beṭa" becomes oblique (-ā changes to e). To say "my sons" followed by a "ne", we would say "mere beṭoṇ ne" (the plural oblique).
2. Why is it "paṛhī"? Doesn't the verb take the gender of the subject? And the subject here is masculine (my son)? In Hindi, there is a rule that if a word is followed by a postposition, the qualities (gender and number) of the word becomes irrelevant to the verb. The verb then takes the gender of any word in the sentence that does not have a postposition. In this sentence, since the word "kitāb" is feminine and there's no postposition, the verb is feminine too. This is visible if we add the postposition "ko" in front of "kitāb":
Mere beṭe ne kal ek kitāb ko PAṚHĀ = My son read a book yesterday
The verb is now singular masculine because the verb can't take the gender of anything in the sentence. So it becomes masculine singular (the default gender/number in Hindi).
Now imagine learning all of this as a Hindi learner.
Ikr same !!
@@theguy5898 whoa! Never realised as its my mother tounge
The Indian guy said 'India', but Bernado replied using the original name for India, Bharat. Great stuff :)
india is the official name for our country
The Constituent assembly was divided between the two, so our Constitution has both the names - 'India, that is Bharat.'!
@@Abhi-tp6dk Article 1 of Constitution mentions both names - India that is Bharat.
And in Hindi: भारत अर्थात इंडिया
@@HimanshuS-YT but thats logically incorrect coz before the partition of countries like pak, afghan its used to be known as bharata so bharat=/= india
@@adityasinghbhati9954 that was Akhand Bharat not Bharat. Both are different. India's original name is Bharat in most of the Indian languages.
Imagine him learning the 'क्ष'
Probably it won't be that tough if you compare it with "X".
I'm 100% Indian but I can barely speak it. I dropped Hindi for French so I'd do better in the boards and I have no idea how to say that anymore wth someone help
@Mannat Pawar okay thank you this was stressing me out so much lmao I thought it was a 'cha' sound
As an Indian, (West Bengal) I have no idea how to pronounce that.
@@nat2057 it’s actually pronounced ‘ksha’ and even I dropped Hindi for French because French is a scoring subject sooo *highfive*
" yeh sawal bhut kathin h"
Me on every question in my physics exam
😂
Borahae army 💜
ARMY💜💜
@@armyeverywhere4365 💜💜💜
Borahae army
@@icanseeyoufrombehind6404 💜
When he said "Bharat" Instead Of India
*Damn That Hit Hard*
Have you read social science in class 8th or 7th?
India and Bharat are both the names of our country......
What's the different between Bharat and India? Idkr
Bharat is the Original Name of Our Country. India was a name given From the People in England. Both names are The same But Bharat is the Orignal name.
@@iniquous3465 then why don't ya'll use Bharat instead of India!! Lol
@@ahiyaC cuz most Americans // forgeiners don't know that our country name is Bharat. They only know india. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
“Uh huh”
“Samajh rahe ho?”
“Nahi”
Me in Maths 😂
IKR
EXACTLY!
Me who has tuition for math and has improved: **lAughs bc of my past**
😁😁🤣😂😂😂
Ikr
When he said Ha(yes) with that head nod.
My man you're certified Intermediate-advanced Hindi already!
It's Haan
" I learnt the head thing when I was in India" made me remember that head wobble Asian boss's interview 😂😂
Same!
Yeah !!
Same
Same 😆
Do you want to learn Hindi. I can teach you
This was super fun to do with you Bernardo! Can't wait to see you popping your head out of Indian autorickshaws soon! Jaldi milenge, mere dost! ✊🏿♥️
you also did very good bro..
Shivam bro from which IIT are you from?
@Aman Yadav there's nothing racist about using a dark skin tone emoji if he have dark skin tone. You're making no sense
@Aman Yadav dude your comment is literally bakwas
Very good bhai...but that "Bharat" moment was very good.
When he said Bharat instead of India i hit the like button .
Edit: thanks for 1k likes and a heart, that made my day better.
Ikr I am from India too but everyone doesn't speak hindi in India u know only 50% maybe
@@tomato4300 bruh hindi speaker tend to have a nationalistic feeling towards their language so much that they forget other people with other languages also exist in India, they can even go too far to call you as an anti-national or just bash you for not knowing their hindi language and being Indian at the same time, they act like South Indian people doesn't even existed or their not even part of India in the first place..
Zoe *41%
@@observer5615 agar aisi baat hai toh meri language tribal hai aur Hindi hi mujhe bhati hai aur aati hai!
And mere bahut saare harizan, Bengali, odia, maithili friends hain agar sab Hindi deny kar de toh meri toh gayi samjho?
@@nagrajrajcomics7467 bhai, baat aise hai ki haar koi aap jaisa nhi sochta, zaada long ye maante hai ki unhe aapni comfortability mille or kam se kam samne waala wo language jaan le jo unke help me bhaar bhi kaam aayegi, maane ki English, long paata nhi koi english ko hate karne laage hai jaante huwe bhi ki yahi language hume connect kar rahi hai aur ye jaada longo ke liye helpful bhi hai....
Aur hindi language ko bharat jaise baade desh me implement karna bhut he muskil hoga koi ki jaada long waise he nhi maanege aur uske liye paise bhi nhi hai..
Aur aap jab dost banaye the to obviously aapne aapni comfortability bhi toh dekhi he ho gi, ager ek odia ko aap ki baat he samajh nhi aa rahi toh wo aap se dosti he kaise karega...
Aur aap ko me ye bhi batadu me bhi multilingualism aur mera bhi 3rd language uss 22 official languages me nhi included hai....
TH-camr: Foreigner
Viewers: Indian
Hotel: Trivago
A random person who can't speak English nor Hindi: Time to go
BRUH I HAVE 1.1K likes my broke ass- could never I'm famous y'all if you see this dumb girl on the newspaper y'all know who it is 0-0
Oh
@@kingwillbeking3110 thanks for the tip?
@@kingwillbeking3110 I'm a girl
@@kingwillbeking3110 I did so maybe check? And atleast admit ur mistake 😑
@@kingwillbeking3110 replacing cant with can would be wrong :)
why tf am i watching this when I'm supposed to complete my hindi assignment where in i literally start sobbing to even start writing a word.
😭😭😭😭😭
Omg i forgot to do my assignment lol🤣
I have to do it too😭
Me too...I have my bio and physics assignments to finish and i'm sitting here watching a foreigner learn hindi. 😐😩
BKL tum Chaaro Fail hoge
Me too I have to do my homework but I am here watching videos on TH-cam 😋
Tip for foreigners to sound like an native Indian:
Say "or" instead of "aur"
Say "bohot" Instead of "bahut"
Or ❌ Haor.✔️
Bohot❌ Bhot✔️
😂
It's sad that The pure hindi is disappearing
@@arceusgodsupreme5324 toh AAP satyug me Kyu nhi paida huye
@@Shahid_x1 chal bhag
@@arneshpal7702 Kya problem hai tujhe
Me: *Sees title*
Also me: *snorts*
Also me: been learning Hindi for 9 years and I'm probably worse than you
In nine years you can learn Finnish or Hungarian. Do you know the Finnish word for rain? It's just a noise.
@@elhombredeoro955 which country people speak Finnish
Just asking
@@aesthetic_eara Finland
Lol meee toooooo
like I live in the south so I use it as an excuse 🤦♀️
Me too ya my 8 year effort 😌😌
He is "Me learning Korean"... I thought korean is hard and taking time to learn.. Until i saw this video and told myself that my language is also hard for someone the same way... 😅😂 Now i am happy 😍
Same I am also learning korean
@@aesthetic_eara For BTS?????
Well I am learning korean for BTS.
I am Trying to learn Japanese
Actually learning korean is easier for us right because the sentence formation and the honorifics are all similar
@@tommyshelby8119 me Also
2:05 😂main problem is when you see the second version of that like here
त थ द ध न
ट ठ ड ढ ण😂😂😂
I seriously struggle in that and my mom-dad and friends are like"repeat that word again" and then they laugh (I join them too) saying " tumhe hindi ab bhi ni aa rhi" 😂😂
I only have problems with the different "Na". The rest is easy
Don't forget श ष स 😂😂😂
@@karunapundil9020 Bro how do you even get confused?
श small "sh"
ष large "sh" (stress the sound more)
स "s" completely different from the other two.
@@karunapundil9020 of course I had a tough time doing that but then I call them 'शलगम वाला श' and ' षतकोन वाला ष' (स was clear)
Hindi seems like such a cool language! Especially the writing system
@@Anoymous-zt5nf because you can't read or write 🤣
It definitely is.
Great to know you like it!
i will help you मै भारत से हु आप कहां से हो
@@bindupandey1239 it's कहाँ
This guy tried to learn a whole new language to make people smile. I'm crying.
You had to smile...
That's soo good, his love for India is real.
uhhhh no he actually wanted to learn it
Not for prople to smile to get views and money
@@vijaykassu1190 yeah
My physics teacher to me: samjh re ho?
Me: ha bilkul(nahi)
😂😂👏👏
We Indians are bilingual and don't realise how difficult it can be for someone who's not. Kudos on your efforts Bernard, love from India! 😊
My fiancé is from India. Her dad speaks seven languages. It is so amazing how many different languages there are in India.
We Indians are proud of your efforts to be a Hindi speaker. 😂
Yes😆
@@Randomguy-yf4vr don't say like that. Many people speak speak hindi in India.
@@Randomguy-yf4vr India is united. That's why it's still together. Based on the enormous diversities, if India wasn't united it would have spilt up long ago. And yes I agree Hindi is the only language associated with India worldwide, but that's cause 60% is a very huge number. It's not like the rest 40% speak the exact same language.🙄 And India doesn't have Hindi as it's national language either, there is no national language. So I really don't know what you are going on about.
@@triptasingh801 yes you are right and @Mysterious physics. You are saying india is not United. You even know what you saying? India is the most United country in the world and hindi is our beloved language. I respect your own mother tongue. But you shouldn't have said that.
@@Randomguy-yf4vr that is what you call diversity...dear go and attend your online classes
This man learnt more hindi in 7 days than i learnt in 7 years...
D E S H D R O H I HAI TU
@@advityasharma4179 LMAO
Fir to tum chutiya ho
Heyy Hindi is not the only language in India.... I know 2 other Indian languages fluently... Im not Deshdrohi!!
Itna mushkil hai kya seekhne mein?
Anyone: puts either hindi or soemthing related to indians in the title
Indians: WE HAVE BEEN SUMMONED
Underrated comment
Hindi in title
Every indian ever: WE HAVE BEEN SUMMONED
Foreigners learning Hindi and I get adds to learn korean😂
Are you addicted to kdrama or kpop?
I was gonna say this! This actually gave me more tips as my sentence formation of korean isn't very good
may be Obsessed with kpop...
All BTS fans are doing this cause bts is not learning english properly😅😅😆😆💜💜🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@shikhak1496 yeah exol😂
The head nod looks weird when foreigners do it...
Only noticed it is actually a thing when an Italian dude pointed it out. 😂😂
@@divyak9980 sure, we Italians experience the same situation when foreigners try to make our hands gestures they just can't do it naturally it's so funny hahahah
@@giorgia-8345 aha must be;
@@sugoiiininjadesuu7262 naruto lover??
I think you should talk to Violinist Kohlei he is from Japan and speaks Hindi . So you may also get some tricks to learn Hindi . As we speak Hindi everyday but have no idea of challenges faced by a foreigner he might help you . Continue learning I hope one day you will be comfortable with the language. 😊
I watch his video he is really a hard working and awesome youtuber
Also Mayo Japan and Karl Rock
we Indians appreciate the effort :) thanks for the representation! 🇮🇳❤️
its hard to see two hindi speaking friends referring to each other using 'aap' instead of 'tum'
For me even 'tum' is odd. In Delhi, we mostly use 'tu' to refer to friends. I didn't know people in other places used 'tum'.
aap is used as a form of mutual respect when two people don't know each other properly, friends use tu
@@veenarani5413 Here in chandigarh, ' tu ; feels odd. We say " o bhosdike " for polite interaction between friends
@@RedRageStudio politeness at its best! :)
@@superrandomuser i know right
The ta- dha, da-dha difference which you correctly pointed out are what most learners struggle to understand since they aren't used to these sounds and syllables. My Hungarian boyfriend nearly gets annoyed and is cracking up when I try to teach him the ta-tha difference. He'll be like "you're saying the same thing"😂 Great video, Happy Learning & Stay Safe ✌🏼
I tell my husband that all the time.
😉
You have to explain it to them phonetically, by describing the tongue touches the palate /teeth and how much air to exhale.
@@greengumgrows yup and unlike English it's phonics is standard for all words.
I thought the same at first. Now I notice the difference and when non native speakers don't say it properly it kinda annoys me.
“ये सवाल बहुत कठिन है ।"
Me in maths exam
Fr 😂
Por curiosidade, eu estava procurando sobre Hindi, e gostei muito do seu método e coragem. Eu aprendi mais com você que em vários outros vídeos sobre como aprender uma nova língua. Parabéns pelo vídeo! É realmente muito bom.
Such a cute video! :)
I'm hindi teacher
I am your subscriber mam you made good videos
@@itsbharat23 so what should I do?Dont reveal real life stuff in online community
@@muskansukhija2440 then you dont watch TH-cam too much !!
Saloniappa
Indians be like “this is our property now”😂
Exactly! 😅
Ya
😂
Yes
Stfu
I am Taiwanese from Taiwan 🇹🇼. However, I lived in India for thirteen years because of my parents job. I lived in Bangalore the whole time. My family moved back to Taiwan last year and I came back to attend university in Taiwan
10:22
He sounds like:-
Mujhe baarat pasand hai😂😂
Qk mjhy shaadi ka shoq hai 😂😂😂
I like a cut g
It sounds like baaratt😂
भारत में बारात आयी हैं 😅🤣
omg srsly i was wondering ki yeh shadiyo ke baare mein kyu baat kr rha hai XD
I am blessed that Hindi is my native language otherwise I would've given up on the very first day 😂😂😂 amazing
Yeah
Hindi is actually a difficult language to learn
@@poojagodbole8242 Mandarin is more difficult...
Hindi is NOT my mother tongue or first language, because I'm TAMILIAN. I moved to Delhi when I was seven and therefore I know how to speak Hindi. (but I've forgotten most of my Tamil..)
Hindi is easy but I find languages of Odisha,Assam n West Bengal to be very easy n can understand
You dont know how difficult it is for me as a south indian
I wish there was a youtube channel which explains hindi lesson in english
that channel will skyrocket if its given good attention
You are the most humble person. Love from 🇮🇳
Yeh virtual life
@Music & Videos Why it makes you funny?
🙏😊
Mujhe aapka comment bahut accha laga
My dude just learned how the algorithm works
I'm an Indian and this guy just put a huge smile on my face!!😁😁
was I the only one smiling through the whole conversation like an idiot?
Nope! I am there too...
Me too
Me too😂😂😂😂😂
No
Yes
How many of you Indians cringed when he pronounced "त" and "थ"??
🤣🤣
(But seriously, I have never ever in my whole life, seen anyone take so much effort at learning Hindi! Keep it up, dude!!)
No , it's ok because he is trying to speak and he is also at initial stage . Even others will get cringed if we learn some other languages like French or Spanish and pronounced the words wrongly 😅😅
This guy learnt more hindi in 7 days than I have from learing it since first grade.
Do you want to learn Hindi. I can teach you.
Bahut badhiya! aap jaldi sikh jaoge.
Excellent! you would learn soon.
Mujhe khushi hui ki aap Hindi sikhna chahate ho.
Glad to know that you want to learn Hindi.
Koshish karte rahiye. Jahan chaha hain vahan raha hain.
Keep trying. where there is will, there is a way.
Nothing is more cute than a Non Hindi guy speaking Hindi.
Ghe mag udvun..
@@killerop9443 🤣🤣🤣
@@killerop9443 Speak Rather in Hindi or in English. I can't understand what you are saying.
Ashok Jagtap are are bhava
What is the meaning of AVIRAL?
The hilarious part is that the Indian guy talks like he's also talking in Hindi for the first time!
Hahaha it's true! Indians get very conscious of their Hindi when speaking it with a foreigner. I guess we kind of "dumb it down" for foreigners, so that they can easily understand.
Not only Indian but foreigners too. My friend has been staying in Canada for 5 years and when he got there first time the people around him talked a little slower than usual, trying to get into Indian accent for better understanding.
@@rabidash9309 ain't that good that people are trying to help a new person
@@parthpatel9602 sure thing :-)
He has to, he wouldn't understand anything otherwise
The conversation was so wholesome… super sweet video, I smiled through most of it.
I am fluent in hindi (but illiterate) and I never made the effort to learn the language properly, my family laughs at me when I mess up the genders (but how was I suppose to know "mustache" was a girl), so this is very inspiring, maybe I'll learn how to read in hindi too.
The point is, larger proportion of Hindi speaking population in India do not actually talk completely in pure Hindi. It is a weird mixture of Hindi+English which we call 'Hinglish'. There are a lot of terms which we use in our daily lives, which we don't even know the real Hindi words (either they are too complex or there are none for example- noone knows what smartphone/computer and many other things are called in Hindi).
This is why the guy in the video himself had to think for some of the Hindi sentences.
{Just a small fact- India has the largest English speaking population (second language) in the world & that's why people use English words in between their sentences}.
Btw brilliant effort Bernardo❤️😁. As it is very difficult to learn an entire new Language Script🙌
There are things called 'loanwords' you know? Computer and smartphone might have their origins in English but today, they are as much Hindi (or any other Indian language) as they are English. And it isn't as if loanwords are a new thing. Hindi is full of Perso-Arabic loanwords (ex- bazaar, intezaar, mulaaqaat, manzil, kam, zor, hazaar, gareeb, amir, insaan, shuru, hamesha, etc.) that have been used for centuries. They're Hindi too, don't you think? There is no such thing called 'pure Hindi' (or pure any language). All our languages are full of loanwords. Even the Sanskrit words that are used in formal Hindi (for example, avashya, pashchaat, vishay, aagrah, namaste, prayatna, etc.) are loanwords too. So chill and keep using loanwords. They enrich our languages. ;)
loanwords and phrases are hard to keep track of when learning a new language. Take for example, how Bernardo said Shubhkaamnayein at the end. Not a lot of Indian people would use that word in spoken Hindi anymore. Same for Dhanyawaad. It's kinda sad evolution for our language, losing its roots and becoming more westernised if you think about it.
@@trunchqin4292
About 10-20% of Indians know English, I believe (the last data was from 2001 when some 10% of Indians supposedly knew English). The percentage of people who are fluent is much lower (2% in 2001). But English is ubiquitous in India and most people (even the ones who don't know English) understand and use at least a few English words and phrases (which may not be enough to hold a meaningful conversation though).
@@shivampatnaik2000 Ya I agree with you. You explained what I was trying to say in a much better way. And yes with 'pure hindi', I meant no use of any English words (ofc a language is made by adopting several words from other languages) & even though we may have Hindi terms for things, the masses still understand the English words. For example - Police, Traffic, etc (we write their hindi letters according to their pronunciations but don't necessarily have a dedicated Hindi word for them or most people including myself, don't know them). Correct me if I am wrong :)
Not only Hinglish, but many of us use urdu word as well in our daily conversation
I was born in Bangladesh but I’ve watched Bollywood since I was a kid so I can speak it
wow im from bangladesh and i watched Bollywood but i can't rly speak it
Same
I appreciate your hard working and learning. Keep it up dude.
I can relate with you now.
you really sound like a native man, you're pronunciation is spot on. keep going on💯
Just a random fact :
India has the second largest number of english speaking people , just after US.
Whats is 3rd 1???😕,,, is it bangladesh?
@@purplepoison4531 hyy army😅💜💜
Just because of population and mandatory English in high school we are considered English speakers half of us dont even read it properly speaking is out of question
@@huriking7234 that means they have gone somewhere wrong in learning English. if they have no good knowledge in English at high school, it's safe to say they don't have good information about
english.
@@purplepoison4531 it's Pakistan
If you want to learn Hindi just search "Java programming tutorial" on TH-cam :DDD
Lol 😅😅😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Vilzu13 how to learn Indian 😂
@@greybands973 there no such language in the world named 'Indian', it's like asking an American you speak 'American'.......
Man you did really great!!! I really think you are quick learner and u will learn Hindi quickly!!! Please continue learning.
I never knew that my language is that hard😓
And now I'm proud of myself😏
3:43
when you realize , that his hand writing is better than yours! LOL
Ikr !
Lol
Thats an important part of learning an alphaber, learning how to write and read it with bad handwriting
You nailed it😂😂😂😂
He had drawn not written, he took much time
The best part was--
Friend: samajh re ho? (Mai kya bolra hu)
Him: (smiling and confessing) Nahi
That's amazing bro really good and fun to see someone exploring our language. Great 👍
Bro chill!
That's great effort from your side
Am i the only one who learns swear words in the another languages before anything else?
Nope😂
he he he , me too ...
Yep ur the only one
@KAUSHIK KUMAR lmao what's your problem it's their choice
No not at all
" Mujhe apka video dekh ke bohot accha laga" - in Hindi.
@Road Runner actually "apka" is appropriate
@@divyapal6507 How can you say video is male , I am offended , I am HD+ feminist .
@@johnme60 lmao
@@johnme60 don't say that if you did study Hindi there are certain things with ee and aa
It's nothing to be offended on
Abhi to khilli udegi
@@johnme60 lmfao
You did a great job. I appreciate this so much. Long way to go.
That was really awesome and perfect dude!
Hindi doesn't use Alphabets, Hindi uses
Devnagari script which is an Alphasyllabary more commonly known as Abugida. All the languages of India as well as those of Burma, Thailand, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka etc use Abugida.
Abugida is different from Alphabet in the sense that unlike Alphabets the letters in the word are not placed according to the history of those letters, but according to their sound. Similar sounding letters are placed together and vowels and consonants are placed separately. Also in Abugida you can smash two letters to make a new letter.
I love how the person who is fluent in there language and then some foreigners start speaking with there accent and they automatically start speaking in there accent too to communicate with them, it’s just so cute 😂💜
very true then the other guy also fells good
It's Fun to watch and Give lesson to us
& Keep it up brother
Wow that was so much of hard work and simple way just get a indian friend who can say both language
I never thought Id see a Portuguese person speaking Hindi. Excelente trabalho Bernardo!
“ I learnt the head thing when I was in India” LMAO accurate
great job with learning hindi! it can be a hard language for new learners because of its grammar and alphabet but you're doing a really great job :D also shoutout to your friend for being so patient with the conversation!!!
Your cinematography, music are perfect, in the videos!
I hit the like button when he said “I like 3 idiots”
BEST BOLLYWOOD MOVIE EVER!
I'm hindi teacher
@@itsbharat23 and i am a student
Yeah BTS ARMY wanna learn Korean here 😉
@@LETJEONKOOK lol yeah korean
@@lanadelreysguitar lol I am trying to learn korean
Interesting thing about Hindi is it's exactly pronounced as it's written and vice-versa. It means there's only a unique way to write something or say something. Very few exceptions.
A very high grapheme to phoneme correspondence.
There are just three exceptions!
1. The -ãv (-आँव) ending is actually pronounced like -āõ (-आओं). For example: नाँव (nãv) = nāõ (boat), गाँव (gãv) = gāõ (village), पाँव (pãv) = pāõ (a type of bun)
2. An unmodified "h" (ह without any vowel mātrā) in the middle of a word converts all "a" (अ) sounds around it into an "ai" (ऐ) sound. For example: शहर (shahar) = shaihair (city), कहना (kahnā) = kaihnā (to say), बहन (bahan) = baihain (sister). If the "h" (ह) is modified, then this doesn't happen. "kahūṇgā" (कहूँगा) is pronounced exactly how it's spelt.
3. "Bahut" (बहुत) is actually pronounced "bauhaut"
@@theguy5898 found you here too
@@theguy5898 As an American learning Hindi, this was very helpful. Dhanyavaad!
@PIYUSH YADAV Yes sure "bahan" works too, but my job is not about teaching pronunciation based on spelling, but rather how it's actually said. If everybody says baihain for sister, then the word for sister BECOMES baihain.
@@theguy5898 Let me add crow to the list (I don’t keep the Hindi keyboard lol). But, the list was well-made!
that was soo good!!!! you did really well in just a weak!!!!
Liked it... I know the challenges that comes while Learning new Language !!
How does he manage to edit and maintain the quality of his videos so well?
Fabulous job bro 👏👏
@phone mozo anyone who puts effort to learn can become good at video editing 🤷♂️
This was sick damn! makes me want to learn a new language
Same here bro, I also thought let's learn German or some other language :)
@Linpaws hsohg Hsohg I am thinking Spanish, tons of good music and tv shows in Spanish
I have always wanted to learn Japanese.
@@sounaksharma7486 same here, only I had already started learning a few months back... Mainly because of understanding anime better :p
Learn Sanskrit
Great bro keep it up!👍
We are really proud to see that you are so dedicated and serious about..
I wish that in future you'll as comfortable as us...
Even I'm trying to learn a language(korean) and you inspired me a lot :)
Shubhkamnaye (wish you luck) :)
The moment when the Indian guy asks.. samajh rahe ho? And Bernardo says **nahi** 🤓 Too cute! 💜🌼
Their conversation was even more awkward than my conversation with my crush 😂😂😂
Me: hi!
My crush: I have a gf
Me: me too! We have so much in common!
My crush: *_ runs away_*
Why did I laugh wayyy too hard on this?!😂
@@AjayKumar-ie9np ur crush has gf 💀
I am Indian too and know hindi well, I knew this language is tough for a non- native and when I am actually seeing someone putting the efforts, idk it just excites me. All the best bro, keep it up, u are doing too well , u learnt a lot in just a week. I feel proud of you especially when u said Bharat :')
Being a South Indian, I can understand his struggle of learning Hindi
Every Indian finds it cute, when a non-Indian tries to speak hindi. However this is not the case with people who judge Indians, and not only us, but people from all over the world on the basis of their command in english. Why is so?
Inferiority complex planted by Britishers. Being white and speaking English the English basically showed themselves as superior thus when they left it still continued like whitening cream popularity and low number of Indians speak English so viewed themselves special
The main problem is many Indians themselves look down on people who can't speak English well 😑
@ctually, people from most countries don't judge you if your English is bad but Indians themselves do.
English is used internationally, while Hindi or any such language is not. That's why
@@suryagurung7793 wise words, dude wise words!!
We indians are the one obsessed (which i dont find wrong), but mistreating people who cant speak English, is our downside
Everyone loves it when you learn their language, gives a warm feeling. Except english of course. Its a staple.
Really amazing video and it's a great experience to communicate with foreign in hindi.
Pretty god job bro! NICEE! RESPECT PLUS. YOU DID AN AWESOME JOB!
Me: *has been trying to learn Hindi for the past 12 years*
This Video: *exists*
Me:
Lmaaoo the pain is real
Well!
If you will learn Hindi with full concentration and interest.... You will realize that you can speak Hindi well.
Nowadays youth is busy in learning foreign language ignoring their native language
Hey, let me tell u a trick for learning a non-native language. Watch cartoons that are dubbed in the language U want to learn
Nameste Bernardo, start listening hindi songs or movies, if you really want to learn. A child never study language, just learn by listening. Take care. Stay home.
Language is never taught,its always caught
Lol you can't learn languages by listening songs...you need to have a communicating environment...a child first observes then listens and then immitates the communication we do..and that's how it goes.. just randomly listening Hindi or watching movie won't do shit
@@QWERTYMUZX Hello, nothing is shit but the way you replied that may be. I agree with your point child needs environment to communicate so thanks for add on. But still Bernardo is not in India and he tried Hindi for 7 days only, 1hr or 2hrs per day so who will provide the environment. That's why my suggestion is good. He is matured enough so he can listen anything in hindi and start humming/imitate. Take care.
Not the recent Bollywood movies. Old movies where people spoke more in Hindi.
@@SwatiSharma-gl7uh should i send you some songs and movies of my mother tongue??...see if you can figure out even a single sentence out of it 🤭🤭😆😆🤣...also if you'll listen to modern Bollywood music you'll learn nothing other than cringeworthy pickup lines to impress pseudofeminist lady like you..so yeah my comment on 'shit' is justified..peace✌️
That was so gooooood
Good job
We indians appreciate that!
I really loved the way you learnt a language..I am trying to learn german since long..will use the flashcard idea
You were too good. The thing is most of the people don't speak in proper Hindi here. They speak in Hinglish=Hindi(60-90%)+English(40-10%).
Lol true😁
That is the case for every indian language .
I can understand all the struggles 😔 I'm also learning Korean at the moment and it is absolutely hard if you cannot find a language partner.
Actually थ is aspirated and sound of air is also attached with it's sound but त is not aspirated it is only produced by touching the tongue to the upper palate.
Can you tell from where are learning korean?
Well I’m learning Japanese from Duolingo, and from other TH-cam videos😅
Too good brother... U r a very good Learner..
your accent is *really* good for someone who just starded learning!
Best way to learn any language : watch movies of that language
you cant learn Japanese by watching animes😝😂
@@AllVid true.... I Have tried it so many times.. Lol
@@AllVid ofcourse you can! The trick is to catch the frequently occurring phrases and latch on to those first. For ex.' Naan des ka!/?' meaning "is it so!/?". Then the other words start to unravel.
@@greengumgrows "is it so" means "Soo deshu"...and "what is it" means "naan dehu ka" i can speak Japanese so Yah
@@multifandom5385
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it is true, you cannot just learn a language by watching entertainment made in the language
as greengumgrows wrongly said about learning japenese from animes , you just get to know the very basic words or phrases which most of the time is wrongly understood as already seen above
I have watched more than 500 anime but I still know nothing about japenese language
Now that i watched i noticed how hindi and korean are little bit similar,I've recently started taking korean classes and its definetly not easy
Hey army (and Mang)💜💜
I didn’t find much similarity with korean and hindi. But I did find similarities in South Indian languages like malayalam and Tamil. Even the accent or slang or (whatever that is called lol) is similar.
@@koobifossils7495 yes Tamil and Korea has a lot of similar words....I didn't find anything similar to hindi and Korean language
Writing system I think is same in Korean and hindi
Yes.. The way of conveying messages is same.. Hindi and korean have the same way of sentence formation..
I really like your way of learning language..🌌I really needed this since I'm learning Korean..
Nice dude, I like your content !!!