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Welcome to the official Hindi subreddit. Hindi is a blanket term that covers all the Central Indo-Aryan (excl. Urdu), Bihari (excl. Maithili), Rajasthani and Pahari languages. In a narrower sense, it refers to Modern Standard Hindi, a Sanskritised register of Urdu. Everyone—from beginners to masters of these languages—is free to participate here.
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सबरेडिट में हिस्सा लेने के नियम। इनके तहत पाबंदियाँ और शिकायतें दर्ज की जा सकती हैं।
भाषाई कट्टरता में न उलझें (Don't engage in linguistic bigotry)
कम गुणवत्ता वाले पोस्ट न डालें (Avoid low-quality posts)
शिष्टाचार बनाए रखें (Be civil)
/r/Hindi
So basically my friend from iiit bhopal found his new hobby in literature field .
https://www.instagram.com/your_mohitsharma2?utm_source=qr&igsh=ODh0aW5ycDF1YThz
आज बसंत पंचमी के पर्व पर माता सरस्वती के चरणों में नमन।
चाँद आज लाल निकला है, क्या चूम के उसके गाल निकला है?
हम तो पागल हैं ही, तू भी अमावस को कमाल निकला है!?
कोई खेल खेल रहा है, या बस पूछने हाल निकला है?
बड़ा मुस्कुरा रहा है, इतना शर्मा रहा है,
तू भी क्या चलने कोई चाल निकला है?
मैंने तो ऐसे ही कहा था, कि तू उसके जैसा है,
तू भी उसके जैसे लेकर, ज़ुल्फों का जाल निकला है,
मैं शक कर रहा हूँ? मैं गलत हूँ?
तू खुद माथे पे लेकर सवाल निकला है!!
चला जा, पगले भोला मत बन!!
बड़ी मुश्किल से उसके बिना ये साल निकला है,
क्या तू बनेगा उसके जैसा?
अमावस को भी कमाल निकला है..!!
- आर्यन कुशवाहा
Instead of just picking up Sanskrit words.
For example अलग comes from the Sanskrit word अलग्न. Notice how the word is derived from Sanskrit instead of literally picked and dropped into Hindi as is.
How are new Hindi words derived (from Sanskrit or any other way)
Meet Vaidehi, Ye meri kahani ki doosri kirdar hai, aur ye Vaidehi ka chota sa introduction. Aage Ram aur Vaidehi ki kahani will be continued on future posts, thanks for reading.
Prem me prerana or peeda dono hai.
I'm struggling to know which to write and if one means different than the other.
Can you please help explain which is correct, and if both are, then which is better grammatically?
Basically title. Just wanted to know if both are synonyms or do they have any diffidence.
Meet Ram! RAM mere kahani ka ek mukhya kirdar hai. Ye uska ek chota sa introduction hai! I am very exited to share this you all. Do share your opinions., more coming soon -Karn
Why is it that way when nearly everyone says ये and वो?. And where does वे even come from?
I find this particularly surprising since these words are quite basic and yet have different pronounciations.
For Hindi learners, the language is very simple to follow the story.
Like when someone says 'ooh! tumne sab padh rhka hai', as ooh! you've learnt everything, I want to reply no. I've only read the book, not learn. It would be great if someone could guide me on how shall I say it? Chatgpt and google translate was of no help 😕
Please explain
एक था नौजवान, जीता वो था आराम।
युद्ध बढ़ा छिड़ा, घर बोला अलविदा।
चल पड़ा कुरुक्षेत्र में, लड़ा बड़े जी जान से।
घर में माँ - पिता लिए रब का नाम, दूर महल में बैठा नेता चलाए कमान।
नौजवान की सेना की जीत तो हुई, लेकिन नौजवान की खुद की सांसे गई।
नेता को जनता ने माना नायक, माँ - पिता का दुख कोई न भांप पायक।
~ फ्लक्स
Sorry if I used the wrong flair just wondering I’m friendly with my neighbors but don’t see them very often just wondering what was written?
उलझा देती है एक विडंबना कि क्यों उकसा देती है कामना? कभी चितवन, कभी यौवन— किसपे करें चिंतन? कभी माया तो कभी छाया— कौन है जहां बसेगी काया?
—मंदाकिनी
Ek khali kamra, ek khamosh raat, Dil ke kone mein chhupi ek baat. Tanha sa lagta hai har ek nazara, Teri yaadon ka dard hai bechara.
Jo tha kabhi apna, woh sapna ho gaya, Pyar ka fasana bas ek dhoka ho gaya. Aankhon ke aansoon ab sookh nahi paate, Dil ke zakhmon ko kaun samjhata?
Tanha safar hai, saathi koi nahi, Dard ke is shahar mein roshni koi nahi. Teri muskaan ke bina zindagi adhoori hai, Meri khushiyon ki kitaab jaise phoote adhyay ki theory hai.
Ab har pal sirf khud ko sambhalta hoon, Is tanhai ke saaye mein jeene ka natak karta hoon. Par dil ke kone mein ek aas chhupi hai, Shayad kisi mod pe tu phir se milegi.
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Hi, I'm using the Hindi Input Method Editor to easily write Hindi on my laptop.
I have one big problem though, I don't know how to write ख़ ग़ on the keyboard.
Some forums said that alt gr + "." should do the work, but that didn't work out for me.
Anyone knows how to solve that issue?
I'm in the process of memorizing and reciting The Waste Land. I've looked everywhere and I can't find a reliable source for the original Sanskrit words. In total, there are six words: Ganga, Himavant, datta, dayadhvam, damyata and shantih (Ganges, Himalayas, give, sympathize, control and peace). Datta, dayadhvam and damyata are from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, Chapter 5, where Lord Brahma gives different commands to the Devas, Asuras and humans using the same word, da. If anyone could just give me the Hindi text for these words, it would be greatly appreciated 🙏🏻
Here are the quotes:
Ganga was sunken, and the limp leaves
Waited for rain, while the black clouds
Gathered far distant, over Himavant.
Datta. Dayadhvam. Damyata.
Shantih shantih shantih
in sentences like "हिंदी संस्कृत से बहुत असर खाती है"
i am aware that words like प्रभावित exist, i was just wondering if this grammatical construction was correct and/or sounds natural