namaskaar
kaise haiM aap? ummeedh hai ki aap kee paDaaee achChee tharah chal rahee hai!
In this post I will tell you about a few “Idioms and Proverbs” in hindi.
Idioms and Proverbs – muhaavare aur lokokthiyaaAO
Every language has its own way of expressing ideas and so is Hindi. Try these idioms and proverbs, and they may turn out very handy during your Indian trip!
Suppose you are very happy and want to express your feeling, the following expression can be useful in such occasions.
aMg aMg muskuraanaa = to be very happy
If we consider word by word meaning of this expression;
aMg = a body part
aMg aMg = each and every part of body
muskuraanaa = to laugh
So, when taken together the phrase means “each and every part of the body is laughing”, which means the person, is very happy.
Example
thaajmahal ko dhekhkar yaathree ke aMg aMg muskuraathe haiM
ताजमहल को देखकर यात्री के अंग अंग मुस्कुराते हैं ।
The tourist is very happy on seeing the Thajmahal .
ko dhekhkar = on seeing
yaathree = the tourist
Here is another useful and interesting phrase to express how hard you worked to attain something.
aakaash paathaal ek karnaa = to work very hard
The word by word meaning goes like this;
aakaash = Sky
paathaal = Underground ( an imaginary place under the ground level of earth )
ek karnaa = to make one OR to assemble
So, the meaning together is “to assemble sky and underground” which means to work very hard.
Example
India jaane ke visa ke lie mujhe aakaash paathaal ek karnaa padaa
इन्डिया जाने के विसा के लिए मुझे आकाश पाताल एक करना पडा |
I had to work very hard to get Indian visa
jaane ke lie = to go
mujhe = to me
Well, I hope you will not have to work hard to learn these!
Enjoy learning Hindi!
aapkee Nikita