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Gender of Things II: The Exceptions Every Learner Trips On | Learn Hindi #248
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In Episode 247 you learned the ending rules: -aa usually masculine, -ee usually feminine. They work most of the time, and then a family member says ठंडा पानी (thanda paani) = cold water, and the rule seems to fall apart. Episode 183 already warned you about पानी (paani), दही (dahi) and आँख (aankh).
In this episode:
• Masculine words that end in -ee
• Feminine words that end in -aa
• Feminine words ending in a consonant, in groups
• The face and hands trick
• Words that change by region
• Common mistakes
• Practice
• Self-check questions with answers
Key Hindi from this episode:
पानी (paani) = water
दही (dahi) = yogurt
घी (ghee) = clarified butter
पानी ठंडा हो गया (paani thanda ho gaya) = The water has gone cold.
दही खट्टा है (dahi khatta hai) = The yogurt is sour.
घी पिघल गया (ghee pighal gaya) = The ghee has melted.
हवा (hawa) = air, breeze
माला (maala) = a string of beads, a necklace
भाषा (bhaasha) = language
दुनिया (duniya) = world
परीक्षा (pareeksha) = exam
कक्षा (kaksha) = class
शिक्षा (shiksha) = education
समस्या (samasya) = problem
सुविधा (suvidha) = facility, convenience
चिंता (chinta) = worry
इच्छा (ichchha) = wish
ठंडी हवा चल रही है (thandi hawa chal rahi hai) = A cool breeze is blowing.
हिंदी मीठी भाषा है (Hindi meethi bhaasha hai) = Hindi is a sweet language.
परीक्षा अच्छी गई (pareeksha achhi gayi) = The exam went well.
मेरी चिंता मत करो (meri chinta mat karo) = Don't worry about me.
मेरी आँख (meri aankh) = my eye
मेरा हाथ (mera haath) = my hand
Season 3 · Spoken Hindi at Home: the complete self-study course for English speakers. Every Hindi item is given in Devanagari, Hinglish and English. Take the 52-question quiz after listening.
Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair.
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