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1 [one]

People

People

१ [एक]

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व्यक्ति

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I म-ं मैं म-ं --- मैं 0
ma-n m___ m-i- ---- main
I and you म-ं--- त-म मैं औ_ तु_ म-ं औ- त-म ---------- मैं और तुम 0
mai- aur-t-m m___ a__ t__ m-i- a-r t-m ------------ main aur tum
both of us हम-द---ं ह_ दो_ ह- द-न-ं -------- हम दोनों 0
h---don-n h__ d____ h-m d-n-n --------- ham donon
he व- व_ व- -- वह 0
v-h v__ v-h --- vah
he and she वह और वह व_ औ_ व_ व- औ- व- -------- वह और वह 0
v-h---- vah v__ a__ v__ v-h a-r v-h ----------- vah aur vah
they both वे-द-नों वे दो_ व- द-न-ं -------- वे दोनों 0
ve -onon v_ d____ v- d-n-n -------- ve donon
the man पुरुष पु__ प-र-ष ----- पुरुष 0
purush p_____ p-r-s- ------ purush
the woman स-त-री स्__ स-त-र- ------ स्त्री 0
s-r-e s____ s-r-e ----- stree
the child बच--ा ब__ ब-्-ा ----- बच्चा 0
b-ch--a b______ b-c-c-a ------- bachcha
a family पर---र प___ प-ि-ा- ------ परिवार 0
pa-----r p_______ p-r-v-a- -------- parivaar
my family मेरा--रिव-र मे_ प___ म-र- प-ि-ा- ----------- मेरा परिवार 0
m-r--p----a-r m___ p_______ m-r- p-r-v-a- ------------- mera parivaar
My family is here. म-रा ---वार----ँ-है मे_ प___ य_ है म-र- प-ि-ा- य-ा- ह- ------------------- मेरा परिवार यहाँ है 0
me-a p--i-a-r y-h--n-hai m___ p_______ y_____ h__ m-r- p-r-v-a- y-h-a- h-i ------------------------ mera parivaar yahaan hai
I am here. म-ं----- -ूँ मैं य_ हूँ म-ं य-ा- ह-ँ ------------ मैं यहाँ हूँ 0
mai- --ha-n--oon m___ y_____ h___ m-i- y-h-a- h-o- ---------------- main yahaan hoon
You are here. तुम य-----ो तु_ य_ हो त-म य-ा- ह- ----------- तुम यहाँ हो 0
tu- -ah--n ho t__ y_____ h_ t-m y-h-a- h- ------------- tum yahaan ho
He is here and she is here. वह य-ा- ह- ------य--- है व_ य_ है औ_ व_ य_ है व- य-ा- ह- औ- व- य-ा- ह- ------------------------ वह यहाँ है और वह यहाँ है 0
v----ahaa- ----a---va--ya-aa- hai v__ y_____ h__ a__ v__ y_____ h__ v-h y-h-a- h-i a-r v-h y-h-a- h-i --------------------------------- vah yahaan hai aur vah yahaan hai
We are here. ह--यहा- -ैं ह_ य_ हैं ह- य-ा- ह-ं ----------- हम यहाँ हैं 0
ham --haa---ain h__ y_____ h___ h-m y-h-a- h-i- --------------- ham yahaan hain
You are here. तुम--- -----हो तु_ स_ य_ हो त-म स- य-ा- ह- -------------- तुम सब यहाँ हो 0
tu--s-b -a-aan ho t__ s__ y_____ h_ t-m s-b y-h-a- h- ----------------- tum sab yahaan ho
They are all here. व- सब यह-----ं वे स_ य_ हैं व- स- य-ा- ह-ं -------------- वे सब यहाँ हैं 0
ve --b yahaa- hain v_ s__ y_____ h___ v- s-b y-h-a- h-i- ------------------ ve sab yahaan hain

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