Re: language hi Pushpa u can say to ur son: je t'aime mon bebe.........i love you my baby but in english u said i love u baby je t'adore......i adore u i call my son: bebe.... baby poussin....means chicks i wonder how u manage to pronounce it correctly? est-ce que tu as mange?............... have u eaten? oh.. one more thing.. my english is not perfect so if there is a mistake dont be offended. ok tell me the last question in hindi please? bye and take care Pushpa bisous.......means kiss do you know french people greet each other with four kisses on the cheeks.
Re: language Hi Huma, Pronunciation is no problem for me since no one in my home can tell the difference:tongue . Seriously...I try to watch some non profit public channels that broadcast programs from all over the world and listen to their accents while getting the gist of the program from the subtitles. As for Hindi I try to spell the words as they sound(ex. mayray for mere) so that most probably you would be saying them loud as they should be. Khaanaa Kaya Kyaa? este cu tu as mange OR Khaaliya kyaa Khaanaa Kana hai ? = do you want to eat ? zabardast khaana kaya = have eaten a wonderful meal How do I say " good night my love??" (you can say "good night mayray preetam") we have perfected hinglish and may be with your help can start on hinch??:wave
Re: language Hi Huma, I have done preliminary course in French in India. But I almost forgot everything except the MERCI Thanks for starting the thread, thereby I can recollect and learn new vocabulary.
Re: language hi Pushpa and vidhya so for good night my love- bonne nuit mon amour bonjour monsieur.......- good morning sir bonjour madame....... good morning madam bonjour mademoiselle ....... good morning miss bonsoir........ good evening salut.....hi.... for close people comment ca va? how are u? oh.... u know under c of ca there is kinda like this>> [FONT="]Ç. if u dont put. it prounounce ka in car. if u put the sign. it will become ca prounounce....sad the sign under c called c cedille ok ur turn aurevoir [/FONT]
Re: language Hi Huma and Blondie, GR8 going.. I always wanted to excel in speaking Hindi.. I learnt hindi when i was in my 5th std..but half way through, i left the hindi class since i had to change school and no time for my classes..from then on its has been unfulfilled dream of excelling the language.. phir mein hindi thoda thoda maalum hai.. (is it correct Blondie ?..) I hope there might be many more ILites here who would like to learn HIndi..so the way u share the language is great and we would appreciate if u could keep going on this.. Regards, MAHA
Re: language Hi Blondie, Ur way of explaining the language makes me feel confident of learning it and students(me !) of great teachers ( you) always come up with doubts as a constant process of teaching and learning...so, now I have some doubts to be clarified.. like, whats the diff. between samaj liya samaj gayi samaj gaya then some meaning for these lines.. chupke chupke chori chori thumse pyari sundar naari bye until i come with new doubts,
Re: language hi all and in particular to Pushpa hope u had a good week-end? how can i say in hindi..... can i have a glass of water? i know water is..pani something yeah? and also merci. aurevoir
Re: language Hi Huma and Maha, Huma you can say "Mu-jay pyas la-gi hai, Ek glass pani cha-he-yay" it trans lates as ' I feel thirsty , may I have a glass of water' Mujhe(here correct spelling) = me, i am pyas = thirst Lagi hai = feel Ek = one pani = water chahiye (correct spelling) = would like to have Shubh laabh Huma......Good luck to night i am going to say jet aime mon bebe ...bonne nuit mon amor to my son (i love you my baby, good night my love ??) Please correct me if the order is wrong. Maha, you mean "Mujhe thoda sa hindi malum hain" (I know a little hindi) samaj gaya kya = used in the context of "have you understood" (you is generic for both genders) woh samaj gayi = she understood (denoting feminine gender) woh samaj gaya = He understood (denoting masculine gender) main samaj liya = I understood (used by both genders) I am not very proficient in Hindi, there might be other correct interpretations. One way to get the most mileage is to hinglify (hindi with liberal dosage of english) and use often. chupke chupke chori chori = quietly and stealthily thumse pyari = more loving than you (more beautiful than you??) sundar nari = beautiful lady Pushpa
Re: language hi Pushpa u were correct bravo:clap je t'aime mon bebe bonne nuit mon amour and the funny thing is u can say it as well to ur hubby how can i say good morning sir..... madam...... thank u and please yes..no bye
Re: language Hi Huma, Good Morning Sir = Good Morning Sir-jee (hinglish:tongue ) Good Morning madam = Good morning madam-jee Good Morning Sir = Shubh-o-da-yee (here 'da' is pronounced like 'the') gurujee.....pure hindi Thank You = Dhan-ya-vaad Please = Krupayaa (Please come here = krupya yahaa aa-yee-yay) Yes = 'jee ha' OR 'Ha' No = 'Nahi' OR 'Na' say Yes or No = kaho Haa ya Naa now how do I say 'Good Luck, Huma' in french?? Shubh Laabh Huma:wave