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Well, this is something new. Here s another one - Ek anaar ki sau bimaar ki

Yes, Delhi Hindi is prefect!

I heard about that village in the news, but can't remember the name of it. I wonder if they are civilized at all.

It's a pity that our own Indian government is not supporting it.

Yes, the thing about Hindi is, there are a lot of different forms of it. If you visit the northern India, you will witness a totally different accent that the other parts of India. You will have to adapt according to the places here. What do you think? Which style do you prefer?

I don't think 'agnirath' is an official Hindi word and even if it is, it's not used anymore.

Both carry essentially the same meaning. There is not much difference, but we use the former more often.

To aapne unhe suna hai. Badi hairaani hoti hai ye jaan kar ki aapne itne puraane gaano ko bhi suna hai.

Aap logon ne kabhi Mohammad rafi sahab ko suna hai? Kya gaate the wo. Wo meeth surili awaaz jo 1960s main intin mushhoor thi ki har koi unse hi gaane gawaana chahta tha.

Main Bharat ki raajdhaani Delhi se hun. Aap America main kahan se hain? Ye naam thoda Indian Lagta hai

As a native Hindi speaker, I don't have any problems with it at all.

DO you guys still listen to the radio? I will ave to say that it's really outdated now.

Here is some more - 1.) Jiski laathi usi ki bhais - It means that the one who is stronger, has all the power. 2.) Thotha chanaa baaje ghana - One who know less, speaks a bit too much.

This is really helpful Meera. I am sure it would help a lot of people looking to hone in the Hindi language.

Okay, I will do that from now on.

Vastavikta main, aapki Hindi itni kharaab nahi hai. Main to kahunga ki aapne apni Hindi bahut sudhar li hai. Bas aur thode se parishram aur lagan ki jaroorat hai Aur haan, Aapka Hindi forums main swagat hai. Aap ye batayen ki aapne yee vakya Hindi main kase likhe?

It's one of the most under-appreciated language in my own country. We love to converse in English and boast that we know English. What's wrong with conversing in Hindi when it's your very own language? Dikkat kya hai bhai logon? Kya hum apni sanskri, sabhyata, ved-purano aur hamre rastriya bhasha ka apmaan nahi kar rahe?

Main yahan par ek aur source add kar raha hun. Waise ye akhbar hamare ghar roz ata hai. http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/

Mujhe bahut khushi hai ki aap hindi seekh rahi hai. Main ek bharitya hun aur mujhe Hindi bhasha ka gyan hai kynki ye hamari ragon main basa hua hai. Hum kisi bhi Hindi seekhne wale ka swagat karte hain. Main aapko ye bata dun ki aapki Hindi bahut acchi hai. Ab mujhe ye samjh nahi aa raha ki main ise Hindi main kaise likhun.

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Let me start off by admitting that I was not that good in Sanskrit in school. I scored good marks, but it always went over my head. I could never understand why the emphasized so much on learning it. Nobody uses this language anymore. If you want to hone in on Sanskrit, you should visit http:// learnsanskritonline.com/‎

As I have stated earlier, self learning is the best learning. You have to be practical in your approach and bring it in your life.

Does anyone find Hindi language to be romantic? I mean, I am a native speaker so it's obvious that I will be more inclined towards it.

It's funny that you say English is weird. I used to think that way when I was still learning this language, but not anymore.

The earlier they start to learn, the better for them. I started learning English when I was 17. It was a bit too late.