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Today we continue with a session about talking on the phone.  Meena is calling her daughter Sonia.  We do not have a script for the session, nor the words.  But we hope that you enjoy the session just the same.

We are interested in getting some ideas from you of what phrases and words would be useful to say on the phone.  Please leave them as comments on the site and we will include them in future lessons.

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Today we start a set of 5 lessons around talking on the phone.  This was requested by a listener of ours from Germany.   Today’s lesson talks about the basics of talking on the phone.  What to say when you pick up the phone, “Hello”.  What to say when you are about to put down the phone “bye-bye”.  You get to hear Nariandas and Meena answer questions around these topics.

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Today, we learn the numbers from 11 to 20.  At the beginning of the session, we review the numbers from 0 to 10.  If you need additional review, you can go to the May 20, 2008 – Numbers 0-10 session.  It has the flashcards to study the numbers between 0-10.

11 — ग्यारह GYAARAH
12 — बारह BAARAH
13 — तेरह TERAH
14 — चौदह CHAUDAH
15 — पन्द्रह PANDRAH
16 — सोलह SOLAH
17 — सत्रह SATRAH
18 — अठारह ATHAARAH
19 — उन्नीस UNNEES
20 — बीस BEES

Flash Cards – numbers 11-20

Flash Cards – Numbers 11-20 with pronounciation

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In this session, we quiz you on some of the flashcards from previous lessons.  Test what you remember.  If you have trouble recognizing the Hindi words, or remember what the Hindi word is for a given English word, then review the previous sessions.

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Today, we complete the third reading exercise for May.  We are looking at this sentence:

झट पट गज पर चढ़ कर घर तल।

Let us look at each of these letters so that you can learn the sounds:

क = ka

ग = ga

घ = gha

च = cha

ज = ja

झ = jha

ट = ta (tongue touches the ridge in the mouth)

ढ़ = rd as in “bird”

त = ta (tongue touches to teeth)

प = pa

र = ra

ल = la