Language/Hindi/Vocabulary/Numbers-1-20
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As a Hindi language teacher with 20 years of experience, I understand the importance of mastering the basics of any language. Therefore, in this lesson, I will guide you on how to count from 1 to 20 in Hindi and understand their usage in daily life. So let's begin!
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Hindi Numbers 1-20
In Hindi, the numbers are called "ank" (अंक) and are named after Sanskrit words. Here's a table of the numbers 1-20 in Hindi:
| Hindi | Pronunciation | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| एक | ek | One |
| दो | do | Two |
| तीन | teen | Three |
| चार | chaar | Four |
| पाँच | paanch | Five |
| छह | chhah | Six |
| सात | saat | Seven |
| आठ | aath | Eight |
| नौ | nau | Nine |
| दस | das | Ten |
| ग्यारह | gyarah | Eleven |
| बारह | baarah | Twelve |
| तेरह | terah | Thirteen |
| चौदह | chaudah | Fourteen |
| पंद्रह | pandrah | Fifteen |
| सोलह | solah | Sixteen |
| सत्रह | sattarh | Seventeen |
| अठारह | atharah | Eighteen |
| उन्नीस | unnis | Nineteen |
| बीस | bees | Twenty |
Make sure to take the time to practice the pronunciation of the words before moving on. It's essential to pronounce the words correctly, especially numbers, since they are used regularly in daily life.
Now that you have learned the numbers from 1-20, let's practice using them in sentences.
How to Use Numbers in Sentences
Numbers are fundamental to any language, and Hindi is no exception. You can use numbers for various purposes in a sentence, such as:
1) Counting objects: दो आम (Do aam) - Two mangoes 2) Telling time: सात बजे (Saat baje) - Seven o'clock 3) Expressing age: मैं पंद्रह साल का हूँ (Main pandrah saal ka hoon) - I am fifteen years old 4) Representing phone numbers: मेरा फोन नंबर तीन सात छह आठ छह छह पांच दो तीन है (Mera phone number teen saat chhah aath chhah chhah paanch do teen hai) - My phone number is 3-7-6-8-6-6-5-2-3.
It's crucial to have a proper understanding of numbers and their usage in Hindi to communicate effectively with others in specific situations.
Tips for Practicing Hindi Numbers
1) Count everything: It might seem elementary, but start counting every object you see, from fruits in the grocery store to the number of stairs on the way to your office. 2) Practice with audio clips: Listening to audio clips can help you improve your pronunciation and increase your vocabulary. 3) Memorize numbers: Memorizing Hindi numbers can help you feel more comfortable using them consistently in speech and written form. 4) Engage in conversations: Engaging in conversations with native Hindi speakers can help you perfect your usage of numbers in daily life situations.
With some effort and continual practice, you can master Hindi numbers and communicate more efficiently with native Hindi speakers.
Conclusion
In conclusion, mastering Hindi numbers is essential to becoming fluent in the language. Learning the numbers from 1-20 is an excellent start to understanding their usage in daily life situations. Remember to practice regularly and engage in conversations with native speakers to improve your skills.
In the next lesson of the "Complete 0 to A1 Hindi Course," we will learn how to tell time in Hindi. Stay tuned!
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