How to ask 10 "Where" questions in Hindi

In this video, I have 10 “where” questions for you, that is 10 English question that start with the word What and I will tell you how to ask them in Hindi. I will explain them to you. So that you just don’t have memorize them but actually understand what you are asking. These are the questions that you can use in daily conversations. So learning and understanding will help you to get a better grasp at everyday conversations in Hindi.
Also, thought out the video I will give you tips to improve your Hindi conversation.
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[@hellothere-gd3lq]

This is helpful. Thanks so much for the classes and your wonderful explanation.

[@pradyumnmishra2370]

So nice video 😍 thank you

[@WatchAndLearnHindi]

Thank you 😊

[@joshikunnel5781]

Thank you. It's very much helpful clipping.

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You are welcome!

[@lalanifaure744]

Thank you for your valuable time to teach...

[@WatchAndLearnHindi]

So nice of you! Welcome!

[@burmeseinkolkata4419]

Thank you so much

[@WatchAndLearnHindi]

You're most welcome!

[@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 !!

[@WatchAndLearnHindi]

You are welcome and I am glad you found it helpful! 🙏

[@groverchiri4031]

दिलचस्प, मुझे यह पसंद है, बहुत धन्यवाद।

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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?

[@WatchAndLearnHindi]

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

[@user-ho7lr1vf6q]

@@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.