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भाई bhai m. brother
माकन makan m. house
मेज़ mez f. table
मेरा mera my, mine
मैं main I
यह yah he, she, it, this
ये ye they, these
रेडियो rediyo m. radio

लरका larka m. boy
लार्की larki f. girl
लेकिन lekin but
लोग log m. pI. people
वह vah he, she, it, that
विदुअर्थी vidyarthi m. student
वे ve they, those
शादी-शुदा shadi-shuda married

सुक्रिया sukriya thank you
सुखी sukhi happy
सितार sitar m. sitar र
हाँ han yes
हिन्दी hindi f. Hindi
हिन्दुस्तानी hindustani Indian
हूँ hun am
हीं hain are
है hai is

02 our family

1 gender matters
2 number
3 getting familiar
4 getting formal
Javed •• ka Ra,luabout hie family

हनर परिविराhamara
In this unit you wlllieam
• about masculinesand
feminines
• about fonnal and infonnal
ways of speaking to people
Language points
• agreement of number and
gender
• cardinal and ordinal numbers

1 Gender matters:
Practise what you've learnt;
all of the nouns have a gender;
Some adjectives never change;
Role play.

2 Number:
Two types of masculine noun;
Two types of feminine noun;
fill the gapl;
Practising some plurals;
Some numbers;
Bingo;
Ordinal numbers: first, second, third.
Ordinal numbers quiz.

3 Getting familiar.
4 Getting formal:
RaJu JI, Oeeta ji;
We and our;
Javed asks Raju about his family;
Exercise 2a;
Exercise 2b;
Exercise 2c;
Glossary.

1 Gender matters
We saw earlier that लड़का    larki means 'boy' and ल्दिकी  larki means 'girl'. This contrast between -a in the masculine and -i in the feminine appears in many nouns, adjectives, etc. - in fact it's a characteristic feature of Hindi. See how both adjective and noun change in the following: