Free Hindi Lessons: Explaining Verb -To have

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[@MistahUnknown]

Is "mere pass ek beti hai" also correct when you want to say "I have a daughter"? Or is "Mera ek beti hai" the only correct way to say?

[@rashmiganotra]

The only way to say it is - meri ek beti hai. Thank you!

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[@qui7599]

Hey can someone explain to me how you just know that if you have 'we have 2 sons' that you know its going to be Hamaré because ive written Ham honā??

[@rashmiganotra]

2 sons tells you that it is plural, so you say hamare! Thanks! 😊

[@naturereflection]

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[@hkb29101999]

But there is formal and informal isn’t it? Unki Uski Inki Iski

[@shachichotia2795]

Yes but for formal you use the plurals only. iski in its plural is inki and uski is unki.

[@beyazdeniz8821]

Please what is the meaning, chakkar kalmaal ke , thanks