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Hindi Useful Grammar Tips

Word order (before verb) is free. For Eg.
a.Maĩ aaj khānā khātā hū̃ :मैं आज खाना खाता हूँ
b.Aaj maĩ khānā khātā hū̃ :आज मैं खाना खाता हूँ
c.Khānā maĩ aaj khātā hū̃ :आज मैं खाना खाता हूँ

ALL MEANS SAME.

Accusative KO : Object is direct receiver of action of Verb. Eg. 'Ram ne raavan ko maara'.

Dative KO : Object is Indirect object for Verb. Hence you can replace this 'ko' with 'ke liye' as well. (Eg. see figure).

What is the difference between "Accusative KO" and "Dative KO" ?

1. My boss offered me a great new job.
मेरे बॉस ने मुझे एक बेहतरीन नौकरी offer की.

2. I gave you ten dollars.
मैंने तुम्हें दस डॉलर दिए.

3. The author tells a good story.
लेखक एक अच्छी कहानी बताता है.

To express exhaustive meaning, Hindi uses Reduplicated Compounds. For Example-

Every House : Ghar-Ghar
Every Kid : Baccā-Baccā
Every Penny : Paisā-Paisā

It is "precedence method" which determines the real translation. 
First sentence uses : SPECIFICITY
Second sentence uses : NON-SPECIFICITY
Third sentence uses : OBLIQUE CASE

Hindi provides for multiple ways of saying same sentence. All of the sentence given in Hindi is correct.

Bring Your Books - अपनी किताबें लाओ. or अपनी किताबों को लाओ.

Both of them are correct where first one is using "normal plural method" while the right one is using "oblique plural method".

Hindi provides for multiple ways of saying same sentence. 😮For Example- Check "Bring your Books" in Hindi.

Whenever noun is countable, Hindi uses "कितना" in place of "क्या" for translation of "WHAT".

Quantity in Hindi uses "Kitnaa (कितना)" not "Kyaa (क्या)"; even if English has any different interrogative "Wh-".

You can use it in 5 cases :
1. Association/Disssociation with of Object with Verb
2. Instrument of Verb
3. Comparison
4. Manner of Doing

Examples:
1. Be kind to poors : गरीबों पे दया करो.
2. Have faith in me : मुझ पे विश्वास करो. 
3. He doesnot get angry at anyone : वह किसी पे गुस्सा नहीं होता है.

You have to understand the role of case markers; as they actually create different SUBJECTS and hence after forming your subject, you choose your correct VERB-ENDING.

Why Hindi has multiple SUBJECT FORMATION for same sentence of English ?

Usually, Hindi translate should as चाहिए with other variations given in the attached image. PFA.

How to deal "Should Expressions" in Hindi

चाहिए = Should/ Ought To / Need

How to use होना (as an obligation) in Hindi ?

There are 3 variations which you can employ :
1. शायद
2. लगता है
3. शायद

1. To Know : जानना
2. To Know : पता होना
3. To Know : आना
4. To Know : मालूम होना

How to deal with "To Know" verb in Hindi ?

It actually depends upon case marker you used with the SUBJECT. See the attached Image.

Why same sentence of English has many Hindi Translation ?

This is special Verb where Indians use variety of Expressions. You can follow any of the one given in this attatched image.

How to express "NOT ABLE TO HEAR" in Hindi ?