Hindi 4 Flashcards

Question

main peshe se vakiel hun

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ik ben advocaat van beroep

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I like traveling to new places.

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I didn't even move

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It was a mistake to come alone

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wear (bv seatbelt)

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a secret plan

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mysterieus, duister, enigmatisch

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absolutely possible

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connected to, related to AI

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businessman

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mijn vader is een businessman

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ik leer erg graag talen

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independent, freelance

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journalist

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naar musea gaan

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beslissing

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the ability to communicate

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helpful, handy

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beschikbaar, present

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eigendom, vastgoed

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skill, finesse

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or something else?

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wish, desire

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humble, polite

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Yes, there are typical usages of the plural form "उनसे" in Hindi, especially when addressing or referring to someone with respect. Here are some common examples: Elders: When speaking to or about elders, whether it's your parents, grandparents, or any other respected figure, "उनसे" is commonly used. Example: "मेरे दादाजी से आपको क्या सलाह मिली?" (What advice did you get from my grandfather?) Teachers/Gurus: When addressing a teacher or a guru with respect, "उनसे" is used. Example: "मेरे गुरुजी से आपको कौन सी शिक्षा मिली?" (What teachings did you receive from my teacher?) Respected Figures: In general, when referring to respected figures or authorities, "उनसे" is used. Example: "गांधीजी से हमें सत्य की शिक्षा मिली।" (We received the lesson of truth from Gandhi.) Boss/Employer: When speaking respectfully about your boss or employer, "उनसे" is commonly used. Example: "मेरे मालिक से आपको क्या काम सिखा?" (What work did you learn from my employer?) Deities/Gods: In religious contexts, when referring to deities or gods with respect, "उनसे" can also be used. Example: "भगवान से आपको कौनसी भक्ति पसंद है?" (Which devotion do you like for God?) These examples illustrate how "उनसे" is used to show respect or reverence towards singular figures or entities. It's a way of acknowledging their status or position with honor in the conversation.

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hard work, effort

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wanneer komt de bestelling die ik heb gedaan?

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hoeveel is de rekening?

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answer, solution

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amazing thing

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brilliant, fantastic

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I am asking you

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western, (West *m)

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meaningful

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moment, instant

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education, onderwijs

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verandering, shift

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movement (als in bv Schild en vrienden)

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measure, cure, solution

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weaknesses and strengths

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denken, bedenken

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let op hoe upyog gebruikt wordt en 'the word 'mez'' is mez shabd

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most people

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bravery, audacity

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bewonderenswaardig, admirable

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cleanliness, neatness, cleaning

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taste, palate

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parking space

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for dessert

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keukengerij (ook bestek)

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to give seperately

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We need a big table

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The placement of "kyaa" (क्या) at the beginning or end of a sentence in Hindi can slightly change the emphasis and structure of the question. 1. **Beginning of the Sentence:** - When "kyaa" is placed at the beginning of a sentence, it typically forms a direct question. This structure is often used for simple, straightforward questions. - Example: क्या तुम्हें पसंद है? (Kya tumhe pasand hai?) - Do you like it? 2. **End of the Sentence:** - Placing "kyaa" at the end of a sentence can be used for a variety of purposes: - It can form a question similar to when it's at the beginning, but the structure may indicate a more casual or conversational tone. - It can be used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement made earlier in the sentence. - It can also be used to express surprise or seek clarification. - Example: तुम्हें पसंद है, क्या? (Tumhe pasand hai, kyaa?) - You like it, right? / You like it, don't you? In summary, while both placements of "kyaa" can form questions, the difference lies in the emphasis, tone, and structure of the question. Placing it at the beginning creates a more direct inquiry, while placing it at the end may serve various functions beyond just forming a question.