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{Suresh 294} Sentences
वाक्य ( vaakya)
हमें फैले ( prevailed ) तनाव ( tension ) को कम (diffuse ) करने की आवश्यकता ( need) है |
(Hamein failey tanaav ko kam karney kee aavashyakta hai.)
We need to diffuse the prevailed tension.
मुझे चकमा ( trick ) देने की कोशिश ( try) मत करो |
(Mujhey chakamaa deney kee koshish mat karo.)
Do not try to trick me.
हमें घर ( home) जाना ( to go ) है |
(Hamein ghar jaanaa hai.)
We have to go home.
तुम्हें यह काम ( work) नहीं ( not) करना चाहिए ( should ) था|
(Tumhein yah kaam nahin karana chahiye tha.)
You should not have done this work.
मैंने यह पुस्तक ( book ) देखी ( saw ) |
(Mainey yah pustak dekhee .)
I saw this book.
तुम मेरे जिगर ( liver ) के टुकडे ( piece ) हो | – Please note that the actual meaning is different which is indicated below in
the translated version.
(Tum merey jigar ke tukadey ho.)
You are my blue eyed boy/dearest child ( e.g. say, a mother tells her son.)
मैंने यह ( this) पुस्तक ( book) देखी ( seen) है |
(Mainey yah pustak dekhee hai .)
I have seen this book.
डर ( fear ) के मारे मेरे प्राण निकल गए|
(Dar kay maaray merey praan nikal gaye.)
I was dead due too fear.
अशोक खाना मांग ( demanding ) रहा है |
(Ashok khaana maang raha hai.)
Ashok is demanding food.
वह तकदीर ( destiny ) का धनी ( rich) है |
(Vah takdeer ka dhanee hai.)
He is rich by destiny/fate.( e.g. like born with silver spoon)
वह किस्मत ( fate ) का सांड ( bull) है | – real meaning is different
(Vah kismat kaa saand hai.)
He is extremely lucky.
तुम किस ( which ) खेत ( field ) की मूली ( radish) हो? -Please note that the actual meaning is different.
Tum kis khet kee moolee ho?
From which universe,do you belong to ? (e.g. when a person tells another person without giving any respect)
वह दिन भर काम करती रही |
(Vah din bhar kaam kartee rahee.)
She continued to work all day along.
हम साथ साथ खायेंगे|
Ham saath saath khaayenge.)
we will eat together.
गरम ( hot) हवा चल रही थी |
(Garam hawa chal rahee thee.)
The hot wind was blowing.
सारे देश में ख़ुशी मनाई गयी |
(Saarey desh mein khushee manaayee gayee.) past tense
The joy/happiness was celebrated all over the country.
उसकी हालत ( condition ) नाज़ुक ( critical) है |
Uskee haalat naazuk hai.
His condition is critical.
मेरी हालत पर कुछ तो ( at least ) तरस ( compassion/mercy) खाओ |
(Meree haalat par kuchh to taras khaao.)
Have at least some pity/mercy on my condition.
अब ये हालात ( conditions /things ) अवश्य ( certainly ) बदलेंगे |
(Ab ye haalaat avashya badlenge.)
These conditions will certainly change now.
अगले सोमवार को विद्यालय /पाठशाला बंद रहेगा/रहेगी |
(Aglay somwaar ko paathshaala band rahega/rahegee.)
The school will be closed on next Monday.
Quiz?
1. Synonym for अवश्य , हवा & हालत word in Hindi?
2. Select a past continuous sentence from above.
3. Indicate a future tense related sentence please.
4. Synonym for तकदीर , प्राण & कोशिश word in Hindi?
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