How to ask 10 "Where" questions in Hindi

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Excellent teaching madam. Thank you

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[@satmat6566]

Thanks a lot !! Excellent video !! Very helpful and well explained ! Particularly grammar !! Rahee/ raha is the present continuous tense I am trying to help my daughter who is in grade 3 ! We are of Indian origin but not indians !!

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[@user-ho7lr1vf6q]

Thanks for the excellent videos. Would like to see more such videos. @8:28 - can we say ‘aap kahaan jaa rahen/ raheen ho? What’s the difference between ‘hain’ and ‘ho’ here?

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Welcome! Remember in the beginning of this video I said that there are 3 words for "You" in Hindi. hain corresponds to "are" when aap is used for You. ho corresponds to "are" when tum is used for You. How are you? - aap kaise hain? OR tum kaise ho? This is the correct way but sometime in spoken Hindi people use ho with aap - aap kaise ho? This is if you want to be kind of formal but not too much. If you want to learn how to correctly use aap / tum/ too do check out this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipfdY5uug66qrJY

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@@WatchAndLearnHindi perfect ma’am. Thank you

[@extemporaneous4545]

You have to put the dot above the 'N' in English too, if you want it to be read nasalized.