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8 [eight]

The time

The time

८ [आठ]

8 [aath]

दिन के समय

[din ke samay]

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Excuse me! एक---न-! ए_ मि___ ए- म-न-! -------- एक मिनट! 0
ek ---a-! e_ m_____ e- m-n-t- --------- ek minat!
What time is it, please? क-त-- --- हैं? कि__ ब_ हैं_ क-त-े ब-े ह-ं- -------------- कितने बजे हैं? 0
kit--e-ba---hain? k_____ b___ h____ k-t-n- b-j- h-i-? ----------------- kitane baje hain?
Thank you very much. बह-----्य--द ब__ ध____ ब-ु- ध-्-व-द ------------ बहुत धन्यवाद 0
b-h-- dh-n--vaad b____ d_________ b-h-t d-a-y-v-a- ---------------- bahut dhanyavaad
It is one o’clock. एक-ब-- -ै ए_ ब_ है ए- ब-ा ह- --------- एक बजा है 0
ek-ba-a -ai e_ b___ h__ e- b-j- h-i ----------- ek baja hai
It is two o’clock. द- -जे-हैं दो ब_ हैं द- ब-े ह-ं ---------- दो बजे हैं 0
do----- h-in d_ b___ h___ d- b-j- h-i- ------------ do baje hain
It is three o’clock. त-न-------ं ती_ ब_ हैं त-न ब-े ह-ं ----------- तीन बजे हैं 0
te-n--a-e-h--n t___ b___ h___ t-e- b-j- h-i- -------------- teen baje hain
It is four o’clock. चार बजे --ं चा_ ब_ हैं च-र ब-े ह-ं ----------- चार बजे हैं 0
chaa- ---- --in c____ b___ h___ c-a-r b-j- h-i- --------------- chaar baje hain
It is five o’clock. पाँच ब-े ह-ं पाँ_ ब_ हैं प-ँ- ब-े ह-ं ------------ पाँच बजे हैं 0
p-------aje h--n p_____ b___ h___ p-a-c- b-j- h-i- ---------------- paanch baje hain
It is six o’clock. छ----े हैं छः ब_ हैं छ- ब-े ह-ं ---------- छः बजे हैं 0
chha- ba-e -ain c____ b___ h___ c-h-h b-j- h-i- --------------- chhah baje hain
It is seven o’clock. सात -----ैं सा_ ब_ हैं स-त ब-े ह-ं ----------- सात बजे हैं 0
s-a---a-- h--n s___ b___ h___ s-a- b-j- h-i- -------------- saat baje hain
It is eight o’clock. आठ ब-े --ं आ_ ब_ हैं आ- ब-े ह-ं ---------- आठ बजे हैं 0
a-th --j- ---n a___ b___ h___ a-t- b-j- h-i- -------------- aath baje hain
It is nine o’clock. नौ-ब-े ह-ं नौ ब_ हैं न- ब-े ह-ं ---------- नौ बजे हैं 0
nau-b----hain n__ b___ h___ n-u b-j- h-i- ------------- nau baje hain
It is ten o’clock. दस -ज- हैं द_ ब_ हैं द- ब-े ह-ं ---------- दस बजे हैं 0
das ba-- ha-n d__ b___ h___ d-s b-j- h-i- ------------- das baje hain
It is eleven o’clock. ग्य-रह --े -ैं ग्___ ब_ हैं ग-य-र- ब-े ह-ं -------------- ग्यारह बजे हैं 0
g--arah ba-- h--n g______ b___ h___ g-a-r-h b-j- h-i- ----------------- gyaarah baje hain
It is twelve o’clock. बारह बजे-हैं बा__ ब_ हैं ब-र- ब-े ह-ं ------------ बारह बजे हैं 0
ba--------e--a-n b_____ b___ h___ b-a-a- b-j- h-i- ---------------- baarah baje hain
A minute has sixty seconds. ए- म------ सा--स-कन्- ह--े ह-ं ए_ मि__ के सा_ सै___ हो_ हैं ए- म-न- क- स-ठ स-क-्- ह-त- ह-ं ------------------------------ एक मिनट के साठ सैकन्ड होते हैं 0
e--m-n---ke-s--t- -a---n- h-t- ha-n e_ m____ k_ s____ s______ h___ h___ e- m-n-t k- s-a-h s-i-a-d h-t- h-i- ----------------------------------- ek minat ke saath saikand hote hain
An hour has sixty minutes. ए- ---- के-साठ ---ट----- ह-ं ए_ घं_ के सा_ मि__ हो_ हैं ए- घ-ट- क- स-ठ म-न- ह-त- ह-ं ---------------------------- एक घंटे के साठ मिनट होते हैं 0
e- --an-e -e -aath m-na- hot--h--n e_ g_____ k_ s____ m____ h___ h___ e- g-a-t- k- s-a-h m-n-t h-t- h-i- ---------------------------------- ek ghante ke saath minat hote hain
A day has twenty-four hours. एक-द-- क--च--ी---ंट----ते हैं ए_ दि_ के चौ__ घं_ हो_ हैं ए- द-न क- च-ब-स घ-ट- ह-त- ह-ं ----------------------------- एक दिन के चौबीस घंटे होते हैं 0
ek di- ke --a-b------ant--h--e-hain e_ d__ k_ c_______ g_____ h___ h___ e- d-n k- c-a-b-e- g-a-t- h-t- h-i- ----------------------------------- ek din ke chaubees ghante hote hain

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