In this episode, you’re going to learn about Indian marriages, and how most of the Indian weddings are arranged.
And you will also learn how to say ‘When did you get married? and ‘I have got engaged.’ in Hindi.            And if you stay till the end of the episode you can hear a role-play, in which you can participate.
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Indian weddings – When did you get married? – I have got engaged.

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In this episode, through oral drills you are going to learn how some nouns and adjectives decline, when used with prepositions in Hindi.
And you are going to learn how to say ‘Is there an internet connection in the big room?’ and ‘What’s there near the bar?’ in Hindi.
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Foundation Oral Drill #5 – PDIW1.05 – Is there wifi in the big room?

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In this episode, you’ll learn how to say- ‘Where did the wedding take place?’ and ‘When did the party
begin?’ in Hindi And if you stay till the end, there will be an interactive role-play quiz, as well.                     
Our oral drills immensely help all Hindi learners to acquire speaking skills, as these drills contain grammar tips and quizzes, in which the Cues, questions are used to prompt oral responses. They also train you to listen - respond and to think, in Hindi and help you assess your progress.
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Intermediate Oral Drill # 5 : IODW1.05 – Where did the wedding take place?

In this episode, you are going to learn how to translate and use the prepositions ‘ahead’ in Hindi.
And you’ll also learn how to say- ‘How many people are there ahead you?’ and ‘In the queue, there is only a man ahead me.’ in Hindi.
And there are interactive role-play quizzes , that will ensure that you learn correct sentence formations and pronunciation and help you learn how to ask questions and answer them in Hindi as well.
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Foundation Hindi # 54: How many people are there ahead you? Interactive role play quiz

In this episode, you’re going to learn about a phrasal verb having kā का and how to translate
and use ‘to be used to’ or ‘to be accustomed to’ in Hindi.
And you’ll also learn how to say ‘I’m not accustomed to getting up early.’ and ‘I was not used to the hot weather.’ in Hindi.
And if you stay till the end, there will be interactive quizzes and role-play quizzes.
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Intermediate Hindi # 35 : I’m not accustomed to getting up early. I was not used to the hot weather. - Interactive Role-Play Quiz

In this episode, you are going to learn how to translate and use the preposition ‘with’.
And you’ll also learn how to say- He’s with me.’ and ‘With whom are your parents now?’ in Hindi.
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Indian weddings – When did you get married? – I have got engaged.

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