Dear Nikita,
In Chapter 1.3 Learning Hindi, the question 'Kya aap tayaar ho?' asked by Rohan confuses me of how exactly to use 'ho' and 'hain'. I understand that the pronoun 'aap' goes with 'hain' whereas 'tum' does with 'ho'. Please confirm me if I am right or wrong.
Thank you in advance,
EnDianPhile
Should it be 'ho' or 'hain'?
hmm, I just had a look at that course, you sure we are looking at the same one?
Rohan
kyaa aap hindhee bolathee haiM ?
Nikita
haaAO, Thodee see |
Rohan
kyaa aap mujhe samajh sakathee haiM?
Nikita
haaAO, lekin ... kyaa aap aur Dheere boleMge?
Rohan
haaAO, bilakul... kyaa ab behathar hai?
Nikita
haaAO, Dhanyavaadh |
Rohan
kyaa aap fraansee bhee bolathee haiM?
Nikita
mujhe naheeM pathaa , vah kyaa hai?
Rohan
[ha-ha-ha-ha...]
I dont see that phrase in the conversation
Rohan
kyaa aap hindhee bolathee haiM ?
Nikita
haaAO, Thodee see |
Rohan
kyaa aap mujhe samajh sakathee haiM?
Nikita
haaAO, lekin ... kyaa aap aur Dheere boleMge?
Rohan
haaAO, bilakul... kyaa ab behathar hai?
Nikita
haaAO, Dhanyavaadh |
Rohan
kyaa aap fraansee bhee bolathee haiM?
Nikita
mujhe naheeM pathaa , vah kyaa hai?
Rohan
[ha-ha-ha-ha...]
I dont see that phrase in the conversation
It's not in the dialogue you referred to. It's in the explanation when they are reviewing the last chapter and just before they start the new one, Rohan asks "Kya aap tayaar ho?"
Namaskar Nikita
I am a little confused when you use "ha" or "ho" ?
I am a little confused when you use "ha" or "ho" ?
Your refering to hai (or hain if its nasaled)? If so, the ho and hai is used depending on the pronoun, so...
aap = haiN (nasaled)
tum = ho
main = huuN - (also nasaled)
yah = hai
vah = hai
ye = haiN
ve = haiN
(Note: Many speakers use ye (for both yah and ye) and vah (for both vah and ve) however it is often pronounced as "vo".
aap = haiN (nasaled)
tum = ho
main = huuN - (also nasaled)
yah = hai
vah = hai
ye = haiN
ve = haiN
(Note: Many speakers use ye (for both yah and ye) and vah (for both vah and ve) however it is often pronounced as "vo".
Thanks for that Nathan I think i get it
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