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Numbers 0-10
May 20, 2008 1:23 am in Beginner, Meena, Naraindas, Nathan, Vocabulary Builder by admin
(7 votes, average: 4.43 out of 5)
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आज मंगलवार बीस मई है।
Today is Tuesday, May 20, 2008. And we are going to learn the numbers from 0-10.
0 — शून्य SHOONYA
1 — एक EK ( Sounds like, “k” pronounced in reverse)
2 — दो DO (D spoken with tongue touching the back of your incissor teeth)
3 — तीन TEEN (T spoken with tongue touching the back of your incissor teeth)
4 — चार CHAR (CH as in “cherry”,AR as “r”)
5 — पांच PAANCH (PAA as in “papa” and N is nasalized)
6 — छः CHHE
7 — सात SAAT
8 — आठ AATH
9 — नौ NAU
10 — दस DUS
Thank you for making this podcast. It is proving very helpful.
Oh my God!!! who are these guys speaking Hindi??? They’ve got such a thick dialectic accent. The standard hindi is Khari boli and these guys don’t have a very clear Hindi accent. Also, their diction is really bad. Shoonya or Sifar is correct word for zero. The lady says “bindu”, which means point or period.
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I absolutely love these episodes! However, these native Hindi speakers have a very hard accent to grasp… I wonder if a younger Hindi speaker would be more clear? Anyways, keep up the great work!