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The correct sentence is "bohat (very) achay (good), kaun (who) tumhain (you) hindi sikha raha(teaching hindi) hai (is/present form)
"bohat achay, kaun tumhain hindi sikha raha hai?"
Means "very good, who is teaching you Hindi?"
And to answer the question in Hindi you'll say:
mujhay (me) Septi(anyone's name:e.g yours) Hindi sekha rahi hai(is teaching).
"mujhay Septi Hindi sekha rahi hai"
Means " Septi is teaching me Hindi"
Thing to remember:
for female we use: sekha rahi hai.
and for male we use: sekha raha hai.
(just the way we use him/her, his/her, he/she in english so there are such rules in Hindi also.
"bohat achay, kaun tumhain hindi sikha raha hai?"
Means "very good, who is teaching you Hindi?"
And to answer the question in Hindi you'll say:
mujhay (me) Septi(anyone's name:e.g yours) Hindi sekha rahi hai(is teaching).
"mujhay Septi Hindi sekha rahi hai"
Means " Septi is teaching me Hindi"
Thing to remember:
for female we use: sekha rahi hai.
and for male we use: sekha raha hai.
(just the way we use him/her, his/her, he/she in english so there are such rules in Hindi also.
Sorry i think this is not correct sentence.
So here i would like to make guess,
Might be he/she was saying "Bahut acha , kaun tumko hindi sikha raha he?"
Means "Very good ,who is teaching you hindi'?
Now i think you know what to answer.(if my guess is right)
Have a nice day!!
So here i would like to make guess,
Might be he/she was saying "Bahut acha , kaun tumko hindi sikha raha he?"
Means "Very good ,who is teaching you hindi'?
Now i think you know what to answer.(if my guess is right)
Have a nice day!!
I think somebody asked you this question who knows hindi very well , if you got this sentence during chating with hindi person then correct sentence should be" tumhara hindi bahut acha hai , kisne tumhe sikhaya?" "your hindi is very good....who taught you? " and then you can answer him/her " mai khud se sikhti hun" i learn it by myself.
It means Very good.........Who teaches you hindi?
this is simple present tense.
so you've got write in hindi in simple present tense too:
Bahut acha.......Kaun tumhe hindi sikhta hai?
or
Bahut acha.......Tumhe hindi kaun sikhata hai?
both mean exactly the same.
this is simple present tense.
so you've got write in hindi in simple present tense too:
Bahut acha.......Kaun tumhe hindi sikhta hai?
or
Bahut acha.......Tumhe hindi kaun sikhata hai?
both mean exactly the same.
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