Learn Hindi with Bollywood movie romantic dialogues | Kal Ho Na Ho

Learn Hindi with Bollywood movie romantic dialogues | Kal Ho Na Ho
Watch the movie clip in this video from the Bollywood movie 'Kal ho na ho' and learn essential Hindi vocabulary through romantic, emotional and mesmerising dialogues. With this video, learn beautiful romantic lines in Hindi which enable you to express yourself better to your Indian or Hindi speaking partner. Hope you have fun! Don't forget to ask me your doubts (if any) in the comments section.
Watch the full movie clip here: • Aman expresses his lov...
➡️ SUBSCRIBE BY CLICKING HERE 👇🏼
/ @hindisumvaad
➡️ STAY TUNED! Like and comment if you found it helpful. Press the bell icon to turn on the notifications so you don't miss any lesson. Share with people who may want to be on this journey along with you.
Happy learning!
➡️ MORE SPOKEN HINDI LESSONS IN THE SERIES:
👉🏻 Playlist - All Hindi lessons
• All Spoken Hindi Lessons
👉🏻 Lesson 1 - INTRODUCTION TO HINDI BASICS FOR ADULT BEGINNERS (SPEAKING)
• Lesson 1: Spoken Hindi...
👉🏻 Lesson 7 - LEARN HINDI THROUGH BOLLYWOOD SONG | Kaun Tujhe
• Kaun Tujhe song meanin...
👉🏻 Lesson 9 - UNDERSTAND HINDI RECIPE INSTRUCTIONS - Imperative sentences
• Lesson 8: UNDERSTAND H...
👉🏻 Playlist - LEARN HINDI FROM BOLLYWOOD
• Learn Hindi from Bolly...
FOLLOW ON SOCIALS:
✨ Instagram @ / hindisumvaad.ig
✨ Facebook @ hindisu...
📩 For one-to-one or group classes,
Email : [e-mail]
✨DISCLAIMER✨:
This video is for educational purpose only.

[@HindiSumvaad]

Don't forget to ask any doubts or simply add your feedback in the comments section.

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

I think learning any language with movies and dramas is one of the most entertaining way of acquiring that language.

[@HindiSumvaad]

Yes, absolutely

[@kyawhtetwin1967]

Just discovered this channel. Love it

[@HindiSumvaad]

Wow.. thanks a lot. Please keep supporting!

[@sC-ho5xx]

Amazing! This is one of the best resources for learning Hindi on youtube!

[@maryanderson6208]

I appreciate your method of teaching Thank you.

[@mustofakamal2200]

YOU ARE AN EXCELLENT TEACHER. AAP EK BARIYAN SHIKSHIKA HAIN.

[@upalikananke8974]

U take too much taird explain this.i proud u.nice u.i m realy like u a education.good progect.u doing to world.nice

[@HindiSumvaad]

It's my pleasure, thank you so much for noticing! 🙏😊

[@edychan2302]

Ahh! That's qute different 👍 Great 👍

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thanks! 😊

[@rajdassaye1680]

You're an angel पारी

[@HindiSumvaad]

परी Thank you 😊

[@k.chandrasekarank.chandras4494]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Expecting more videos like this.

[@ramyashree5723]

You explained the things in a superb manner❤

[@zoyashah9624]

You explained each and every word so well 👌👌👌love this movie but now can understand without subtitles .. plzz keep it up 😀

[@HindiSumvaad]

Sure 😊 thank you so much 🙏

[@Prakash_3544]

Omg ur the most underrated hindi tutor i had ever seen.... Dun drop this.... Continue ur lovely work.... We r there.....

[@user-wf7fp5vn5f]

Nice and useful video but please increase the font size of letters is better than in the given videos and every sentence ending you may give full sentence in English. It's complete meaningful and understandable easily accurately.

[@londonnyma6554]

Although I'm still a beginner but I really liked this session. That's inetersting 🤩

[@HindiSumvaad]

Happy to hear that!

[@user-ly1yo6nt7m]

want this kind of video more! A really good way to practice my poor listening skills❤❤❤

[@Rasikasspace]

Thanks a lot, I like to learn with films...

[@ksramani8712]

you can select any good old movies of 1970 ( many are there) with clear dialogue prounciation with good quallity hindi - pl upload like that - we senior citzen follow up your programme from south

[@vijayababu3449]

Good Hindi teaching, thank you teacher

[@thecollegeofra]

Your voice is very soothing and comfortable, it fills me with happiness. Please make more videos!

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thank you so much for listening and watching 🥰

[@seshsampath]

Great. Thanks. Please share other videos. Nothing like learning Hindi through movies. Great job. Well dine.

[@HindiSumvaad]

I will try my best ✌

[@Roey512]

Hi, I want to say - the way you are giving this lesson is fantastic! So fun and captivating, please do more 😬 Bahut dhanyavad 🙏

[@HindiSumvaad]

Hi Roy, definitely.. thank you so much! 😊

[@mareikestraub6324]

Thanks a lot. Have been looking for something like this for quite some time. Good breaking down of the sentences. And special thanks for writing both Latin and devnagri script 👍

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thank you so much Mary 🙏 Shukriya! Main aur koshish karoongi (I'll try more).

[@alexrediger2099]

Such a great series of videos. Shabash aur banane rahen :)

[@HindiSumvaad]

Shukriya Alex ji😊 A tiny correction here - banaTE rahen

[@devendranm7733]

Super amazing fantastic marvelous great excellent💯💯💯

[@HindiSumvaad]

Wow!! Thanks a lot 😅🙏🏼

[@cool.ebiaka]

mujhko behut pasand ho, teri sabaq acchii hain.

[@amazonroraima6966]

Loving your teaching

[@HindiSumvaad]

😊

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

Please make videos on devanagari

[@BoraYasY]

thanks it was very helpful.

[@MariE-em8of]

I love these types of videos🫶❤️ Thank you so very much💕💗❤️

[@HindiSumvaad]

Most welcome Marie 🥰

[@ajithsarkar9609]

Beautiful movie.. thanks for the translation 👍

[@HindiSumvaad]

You're welcome!

[@mustofakamal2200]

Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 learner

[@user-wr4jn5vz2x]

maam ur the best 🥰

[@mrfredvjy]

It is better if there is english subtittle

[@hamishashim111]

Excellent!!

[@cool.ebiaka]

oh yes , i am familiar with the word paagal. uskii ek film ka naam दिल तो पागल है hai. and the suffix -pan is well known from the word baalpan or baččpan

[@ajaya8573]

Great video...please make more videos like this..💖

[@HindiSumvaad]

Sure 😊

[@derekjackson3980]

In the phrase, 3:27 "main aankhein band karta hoon toh tumhe dakhta hoon", it sounds like he left out hoon at the end. Is that optional, or did I just not hear it? Thank you.

[@HindiSumvaad]

Hi Derek! It is very subtle probably because he's emotional here . All you here is that 'hoo' sound at the end but it is there. Native speakers can hear it.

[@russtam85]

Excellent! Thanks helps a lot.

[@HindiSumvaad]

Glad it helped! Please keep supporting 😊

[@mereenamathew9754]

Great videos Keep it up

[@Gopmadster]

Beautiful teaching...

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thank you Madan ji 😊 I'm glad you liked.

[@kasamadhu3509]

mam , create a playlist , full of this kind of videos

[@kasamadhu3509]

Intermediate level learners like me grasp easily and avoid word by word translation to hindi that I usually do while speaking.

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thank you for watching Kasamadhu 🙏🏼😊 I already have such a playlist. You can easily find it in the playlist tab or here kzbin.info/aero/PLaxpU1o_5t5a8wUKi4Fnplk0es5Pto4GP

[@HindiSumvaad]

@@kasamadhu3509 👍🏻

[@user-co6gb2no2x]

❤

[@Setae1234]

Detailed explanation.. Very nice 👌.

[@HindiSumvaad]

Keep watching 😊

[@cool.ebiaka]

you explain very well, bahan, lekin mujhko sabkuchh likhna chaahiye, wait, i shall get qagaz aur pencil.

[@gowriv6238]

Amazing

[@lesliesoni9735]

very nice

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thanks

[@SrigodhaiHindichannel15]

Nice explanation ❤️

[@ArishaS-fl6is]

Wow,.. awesome!!

[@HindiSumvaad]

Glad you think so!

[@ashwin9595]

Wow! Awesome

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thanks!

[@dpka21]

Interesting..superb👌👌👌👌

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thank you so much.. please share with others too!

[@diiriyeahmed6699]

Thank you , you are a good teacher Can you tell the difference between " mehsoon karna and mehsoos ho raha hai

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thank you Diiiriye 😊 Mehsoos karna is the action meaning 'to feel' and mujhe mehsoos ho raha hai means I am feeling.

[@renjibabu4431]

Super

[@motruvijayaraju9131]

Super robo❤

[@marthalee103]

I like watching Hindi movies. 👌

[@HindiSumvaad]

👍

[@aasimahmed7881]

Is it Urdu teaching class or Hindi teaching class teacher ?

[@paulmuch07]

Thank you. You teach hindi very well 😂😂😂😂

[@HindiSumvaad]

Welcome Paul 😊

[@tanujgutta]

Mam why can't we say mere koi pyar nahi sakta because you said jaise comes after the persons we are comparing

[@juliusjuliano]

Oh my God

[@HindiSumvaad]

😃

[@derekjackson3980]

2:46 for my notes, why chaahta and not chaahata?

[@HindiSumvaad]

The word is chaahta. Written as चाहता . You should join first two letters and isolate the third to pronounce it correctly. Hence, chaahta.

[@diiriyeahmed6699]

Excuse me i would like to ask you another question. What are different banna and Hoga? example Vah Doctor ban gaya and Vah Doctor ho gaya . are these two sentence the same meaning like He became a Doctor ?

[@HindiSumvaad]

Glad you asked! Vah doctor ban gaya is the only correct sentence here. Banna is to become.

[@diiriyeahmed6699]

@@HindiSumvaad Thank you teacher, but still i'm not good convinced and i am sorry if i troubled you more. if Banna is only used to become as I have seen in Hindi Films like Main Buddha Ho Gaya but not Main Buddha Ban Gaya. Reshma Jawaan Ho Gayi. Reshma became young. yah Admi pagal Ho Gaya but not yah Admi Pagal Ban Gaya this man became mad . Main To Pagal Ho Gaya. I became mad O Tera Betwa Jawaan Ho Gaya I would very happy if you would make a video stating the verbs Banna and Hona and how they change in present, past & future tenses people and things Thank you

[@rajdassaye1680]

Hi just a suggestion. You need to write the sentences using bigger letters. Difficult yo read especially the hindi words. For old people like me wishing to read the hindi text. Thanks धन्यवाद!

[@HindiSumvaad]

Yes, really sorry. That is an old video. I try to correct that in new videos. Thank you for the suggestion. 🙏🏼

[@samanirtaza7669]

👍👍👍

[@sudhakrv5021]

👏👏

[@cool.ebiaka]

i believe i shall never understand the spoken speech of native speakers. this happens to me with every language i try to learn - spanish, greek, hindi. i just give up after several attempts because i find no more patience and diligence left in myself. there are cases when i listen to a fragment for eight or twelve times without any understanding, but being given a transcription i catch it all in a second. no hope.

[@anurakp]

😍

[@huhjung-hwa4466]

🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@HindiSumvaad]

😀

[@kalbestbareh1312]

Why not mera jaisa pyar why mere jaisa pya

[@HindiSumvaad]

There's a preposition in that line 'ke jaisa' due to which it's always 'mere jaisa pyaar'. I'll make a short video explaining more of this. Stay tuned!

[@kalbestbareh1312]

@@HindiSumvaad I don't know that jaisa is a preposition. Thank you and I love you

[@bansahjunomjarain9058]

Madam, you said in your sentence TUM MERE HO. Why not TUM MERA HO? When a girl says to a boy

[@HindiSumvaad]

Thank you Bansahjunom ji for you question! Tum pronoun is an informal pronoun that always takes the plural form of the verb, adjective or the other pronoun. That's why I said "Tum mere ho". It should be "Tum meri ho" for a girl.