Learn the Top 25 Hindi Verbs
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In this lesson, you'll lear the top 25 verbs in Hindi.
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U guys should make a video to show how to conjugate verbs in hindi pleaaaaaase
i was thinking exactly the same thing!!!!
That w would be wonderful and a whole class in itself ...very needed!
Thanks for your video....it's good !
Im surprised they dont actually have one
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Thank you for this lesson, it's finally good to see some important verbs in the infinite form. And actually, it would be even more efficient if you were showing simple examples. At the moment, the examples given for most of the verbs are complicated sentences for a beginnner, assuming that if a person doesn't know these verbs, they can't possibly know the past, future, present perfect etc. Using the present with only 3 or 4 words per sentence would enhance my student experience. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this clip. Dhanyavad! I am trying to learn Hindi at age 50 to be able to understand Hindi movies. 😅😅😅😅 Love from Iran❤
Thank you very much
SUPER important video, very well explained with examples. Thank you so much!
Thank you for this lessons
Thank you very much. Looking forward to sentence construction.
Bohot khoob!
please it would be easier if all examples were in the simple present... dhanyavaad! :)
thanks a lot 😊
your teaching is very excelllent and wonderful. Your English pronounciation is very apt and beautiful. I am very very proud of you me dear friend
Excellent channel to learn Hindi
Your very nice at teaching
Thanks anuj da Ase conversation video kar lenek liy and really I like to your videos
Really it was amazing videos from your channel
Great video I was waching for the video like this because i want to learn indian , lam kurdish from kurdistan 🌸🌸
Aaaaa... Actually "India" in not a language
Thnk u so much
Thanks so much! so can you do more videos of conjugaition?
Just because I want to know conjugaition and many varbs in hindi.
Very useful lesson!
Thanks
Bring back Hindi in 3 minutes please!!!!! for beginners were the clearest videos!!
Love the way u explain I have Hindi exam tomorrow and this help me a lot
Super I understood well,ur voice so good.....but I think I have seen u somewhere....iam not sure🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
wut.. ??
Nice vedio
Very nice
Badiyaa ❤
very useful
So, please with many of these verbs karnaa must also be used and there ending chances based on what?
Hi J,
Thanks for your question.
As far as I understand you want to know when the verb "karaNaa" is added. "KaraNaa" basically means "to do" and can be added to any noun to get an action. For example, "to accept" is "Sviikaar karaNaa" (literal translation - to do acceptance) or "to clean" is "Saafaai karaNaa" (literal translation - to do cleanliness. In these words, the usual stem used in Hindi "naa" is not added at the end of the word. For example, in "boLaNaa" or "to speak". So, we add "to do" after the noun to get an action.
I hope that helps.
All the best!
Roohi
Team HindiPod101.com
Nice Sir 👍
❤❤danhyvaad 😊
How do you know which form of the verb to use? Then there is karNaa used with a couple of verbs; what to do with it? Knowing the meanings of the other words would be helpful.
Try the michel thomas method with Akshay Bakaya. Short and sweet, yet in depth.
Cleo Rinkwest Thank you. I’ll look for it.
Anuj sir, would you make a video that pronounces pomegranate, mango, tamarind, sugar cane, owl, camel, rishi, heal, and so on. it would be a good chance to memorize the Devanagari
Mike Maloney noted, will pass on the message to writing team :)
I have a question
How does singular and plural words work in Hindi?
please try to include indirect verb like likhwana,katvana...etc.
Really good to learn verbs easily👍 however would like it little slower pace. 😊
i like Anujs videos please post more videos
Very awesome young man I really love to learn
Ooh...Veveek Tujhse Raabta 😀
muje pasand tha
My friend the letter CH which is in chair, change, chahnaa, bechnaa, etc should be written as CH and not C! The C alone will be pronounced as K like in Cat!
Dena = to give. Mujhe va larka de dijiye.
There's an error in number 6. The speaker says "kya aapne" when the written script is "kya tumne." Difference between formal and informal "you."
Hi
main aapko farsi sikhaa sakti hoon
The first question: Aap khaan ho? Shouldn't it be: Aap Khaan hein? I know that tum goes with ho and Aap goes with hein. Can you clarify please?
Hi Roger,
You are right. Correct Hindi is "aap kahaan hain". But in spoken Hindi, it has become common to use "ho" with "aap". Therefore, "aap kahaan ho" can also be used, but mostly in spoken language. In written language, it is still more common to use "aap kahaan hain".
All the best!
Roohi
Team HindiPod101.com
I believed i got this totally wrong, feeling relieved now :) Thank you for your help!!!!
If any native english speaker wants to practice hindi reply me
Would very much like to. My problem is recognizing genders of inanimate nouns
Yes, Sir. Thank you
you are too fast man....
I don't get it. The way you say it is clear, but then the example uses a different pronunciation and spelling.
It's because of the conjugation
@@jppaul9156 Explain.
@@MysticFiddler1 example for hoNaa: it means "to be" in its pure form. In the example, "aap kahaan ho," "HoNaa" is changed to be directed to "you," or in Hindi, "aap." Basically, the verb must change in order to accommodate the subject. Hope this helps
Not the best your not clear. Keeps saying 'to', Take out the 'to' and that's what it means!
what you are teaching is not HINDI,istemal is urdu,so please change your title to hindi/urdu!!!!!
It is not useful to beginners
Goo slow man....we are beginners....Repeat the sentence atleast twice.we are not experts to catch the point at a time.