印地语基础日常会话（Hindi based daily conversation）.doc

印地语基础日常会话（Hindi based daily conversation） Note: the following is Hindi pronunciation, like Chinese Pinyin, and some Pinyin pronunciation rules, different international phonogram said first. R: all cacuminal. E: below all the E, there is only one pronunciation, that is, the English letters A, B, C, the pronunciation of A is vowel, that is, EI in Chinese phonetic alphabet Namaste! Hello This is the most common Indian greeting, some people say Salam Namaste, usually said at the same time, with the hands placed on the chest line, Namaste, each other also answer Namaste. Namaskar! Good evening The general answer is Namaste. Tum you: used by peers and very close acquaintances. AAP you honorific. Similar to Chinese, its best to use this word for a scholar. Main me Aap, Kaise, hain/ho? How are you? Main, thik, hun., Aap, Kaise, hain/ho? Im fine! What about you? Main BHI thik hun., Im fine, too Dost/ yaar friends Main, piyar, Karta, Hun, tumse, I love you Main, piyar, Karti, Hun, tumse, I love you (man says to you) Main Chini Hun Im Chinese The Hindi vocabulary of yin and Yang of part of speech, different parts of speech cohesive words should make the corresponding deformation. For example: Mine If the positive word is followed: name Nam, my name - Mera nam. After the negative word: daughter Beti, my daughter - Meri Beti After the plural word: house Ghar my house - mere ghar. The same way: yours is also correspondingly deformed to tumhara humhari humhare Yours: aapka, aapki, aapke Wait, same below Hai is In the plural case of hain, when Indians are talking about respectable, respectable people, even in singular numbers, they pay homage to the plural Mera, name, CUTIE, Hai. My name is CUTIE.) West West Aapka, Nam, kya, Hai? Whats your name? Kya what? Yah, kya, Hai? Whats this? Kahan where? Aap, Kahan, Hai? Where are you? KAB what time? Kaun who? Yah, admi, Kaun, Hai? Whos this? Kyon why? Achcha OK Bura is not good Ab now Aj today Kal yesterday, tomorrow (the same word, ha ha,