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مدرّس🌟 DAY 26/30: The 'SELF' Hindi Challenge 🌟
नमस्ते (Namaste)! 🙏
Welcome to Day 26! Now that we know how to talk about the future, let's learn how to compare things. Whether you are choosing between two dishes at a restaurant, looking at fabrics in a market, or describing your preferences, today's word is your go-to tool.
Today’s Word: ज़्यादा (Zyada)
Meaning: More / Too much
How to use it: "मुझे चाय ज़्यादा पसंद है।"
(Mujhe chai zyada pasand hai.)
"I like tea more."
💡 TEACHER'S TIP: You can use ज़्यादा (Zyada) in two very helpful ways:
To state a preference: Place it right before pasand hai (like) to show you prefer one thing over another.
To express intensity: If a dish is a bit too spicy for you at a restaurant, you can tell the waiter: "यह ज़्यादा मिर्च है" (Yeh zyada mirch hai) – "This is too much chili."
📝 YOUR CHALLENGE: Let's practice choosing your favorites! Look at these two popular Indian treats: चाय (Chai) or कॉफ़ी (Coffee)?
Tell me which one you prefer by completing this sentence in the comments below:
"मुझे [Chai / Coffee] ज़्यादा पसंद है।"
Drop your preference below, and I'll see what the majority of our community loves! 👇
٢٣ مايو ٢٠٢٦ ٠٢:١٥
Aditi Agarwal
المهارات اللغوية
الإنجليزية, الفرنسية, الهندية, الإسبانية
لغة التعلّم
الفرنسية
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