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English: I should be studying right now. But here I am instead

Hindi: मैं अभी पढ़ना चाहिए. लेकिन मैं यहाँ हूँ.

Telugu: నేను ఇప్పుడు అధ్యయనం చేయాలి. ఇక్కడ నేను బదులుగా ఉన్నాను

Tamil: நான் இப்போது படித்து இருக்க வேண்டும். ஆனால் இங்கே நான்.

Indonesian: Saya harus belajar sekarang. Tapi saya disini.

Nederlands: Ik zou nu moeten studeren. Maar in plaats daarvan ben ik hier.

French : Je devrais être en train d'étudier en ce moment. Mais je suis là à la place

Italian: Dovrei studiare in questo momento. Ma invece sono qui

Urdu: مجھے ابھی پڑھنا چاہئے، لیکن میں یہاں ہوں

Greek: Έπρεπε να κάνω τα μαθήματα μου αυτή τη στιγμή. Αλλά αντ' αυτού, είμαι εδω.

Hebrew: אני צריכה ללמוד עכשיו. אבל במקום זה אני פה

Spanish: Tendría que estar estudiando en este momento. Pero en cambio estoy acá.

German: Ich soll jetzt lernen, aber hier bin ich stattdessen.

Czech: Měl/Měla bych se teď učit, ale místo toho jsem tady.

Polish: Powinnam się teraz uczyć. Zamiast tego jestem tutaj

Welsh: Mi ddyliai i fod yn astudio rwan. Ond dwi'n fanma yn lle hynny

Low Saxon: Ik schull nu lever leren, man staatdat bün ik hier

Irish: Ba cheart dom ag déanamh staidéar faoi láthair. Ach féach anseo mé in áit.

Japanese: 今勉強するはずですが、代わりにここにいるよ。

Latin: Discendum est mihi sed sum huc.

MonthHindiBased on Hindu Calendar

January

जनवरी

Janvary

माघ

Maagh

Febraury

फरवरी

Furvary

फाल्गुन

Phaalgun

March

मार्च

Maarch

चैत्र

Chythr

April

अप्रैल

Upryyl

वैशाख

Vyshaakh

May

मई

Mayee

ज्येष्ठ

Jeyshtt

June

जून

Joon

आषाढ़

Aashaad

July

जुलाई

Julaayee

श्रवण

Shravan

August

अगस्त

Agusth

भाद्रपद

Bhaadhrapadh

September

सितंबर

Sithamber

आश्विन

Aashwin

October

अक्तूबर

Akthoober

कार्तिक

Kaarthik

November

नवंबर

Navamber

अग्रहायण

Agrahaayan

December

दिसंबर

Dhisamber

पौष

Poush

1st Row is based on the English Calendar the month starts every 1st and                             ends either on 30th or 31st of each month.This is the same as in English, but the pronunciation slightly varies                                       with the English one.This is based on the Hindu Calendar.  When a new moon (Amaavaasya) occurs before sunrise on a day that day is said to be the first day of the lunar month. So it is evident that the end of the lunar month will coincide with a new moon.  A lunar month has 29-30 days (according to the movement of the moon).  It starts from Chythr and ends with Phaalgun.

If you want any information more than this you may please visit this site.  Thank you.  

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_calendar

Hi !We have covered topics like

Personal Pronouns

,

Auxiliary Verb

,

Verbs in Present Tense

etc.  Now we will do a topic on IMPERATIVES.  It is quite simple.  We will learn how to use Verbs in Imperative form. What are Imperatives ?    Imperatives are used to command or request a person to do a thing.  Only Second Person Pronouns are used here.  That is तू(thoo), तुम(thum), आप(aap).  We already know detailedly about the three Pronouns so I will go to Imperatives topic now. तू आ ।You comeThoo aaतू बैठ ।You sitThoo baeyt

तुम आओ ।You comeThum aaOतुम बैठो ।You sitThum baeyto

आप आइये ।Please comeAap aayiyeआप बैठिये ।Please sitAap baeytiye

When 'तू'(thoo)  is the subject the sentence ends with root verb in a imperative form.

When 'तुम'(thum)  is the subject  'ओ' is added to the root verb,आ(aa) +ओ(o) =आओ(aaO)

When 'आप'(aap) is the subject  'इये'  is added to the root verbआ(aa) + इये(iye) = आइये(aayiye)There are 3 most used common negative words in Hindi.  They are'मत'(math)‘न'(na) 'नहीं'(nehi)

Shyla Vasunath