Head, shoulders, knees, and toes
hursday, May 22, 2008
Today we are going to review the vocabulary related to “Head, shoulders, knees, and toes” from the video “Chalo Hindi Bolay”. This video is done by http://www.HindiKids.com. Check by their website to find out more about this and other Hindi learning tools for children (but I think they are useful for adults too.)
चलो हिन्दी बोलें = Chalo Hindi Bolay = Come, let us learn Hindi.
The following vocabulary is covered.
सिर = sir = head
कंधे = kandhe = shoulders (singular, i.e. shoulder = कंधा)
घुटने =gutane = knees (singular, i.e. knee = घुटना)
पैर = paer = toes (singular, i.e. toes is the same)
कान = kaan = ears (singular/plural are same)
आँखें = aankhen = eyes (eye (singular) = आँख)
नाक = naak = nose
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गाल = gaal = cheeks
होंठ = hont = lips
गला = galaa = neck
छाती = chaati = chest
पीठ = pith = back
बाँह = baanh = arm
बाँहें = baanhen = arms
हाथ = hath= hand
हाथ = hath= hands (plural and singular are the same)
अँगुली = anguli = finger
अँगुलियाँ = anguliyan = fingers
अँगूठा = angootha = thumb
टाँग = taanga = leg
टाँगें = taangen = legs
पंजे = panje= toes
Flash Cards - May 22 - With Pronunciations
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