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We learn the phrase “congratulations”. Also, we go over the 4th Hindi consonant, घ. The mystery word from the last episode is revealed. And we hear a lesson from Suresh.
Phrase of the Day
Congratulations!
बधाई हो।
Letter and Sound of the Day
घ
Let us look at words that have घ in them.
At the Beginning
घना – dense
घर (m) – house/home
घड़ी – watch
In the Middle
बाँघरा – bangra – type of Punjabi dance
At the End
बाघ – tiger
माघ – (name of a month on the Hindi calendar)
With other vowels
घुसना – to enter
घोड़ा – horse
घाट – river bank
In the paid subscriber area, you can download the a set of CDs and booklet that goes over the most common consonants.
Mystery Word from Last Episode
उगर – if
उगर आप हिंदी पढ़ते है तो आप सिखेंगे।
If you study Hindi then you will learn.
Something more advanced
At the end of the show, we play a lesson from Suresh. You can see the notes for that lesson by following the link below.
हिंदी पाठ संख्या -एक सौ उनचालीस १३९ Hindi paath sankhya ek sau unchaalees Hindi lesson No.139 Hindi lesson no.One hundred and thirty nine प्रबंधन II Management. – Final
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