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Here are some आप ap commands for you to change into तुम tum commands. You'll find the new verbs in the glossary.
१ मत जी ,बैठी.mat jaie! aie, baithie.
२बाती ,आप कैसे हैं? bataie, ap kaise hain?
३ समोसा खी ,पानी पीजिए .
samosa khaie, pani pijie.

४यब दूसरा समोसा भी लीजिए . yab dusra samosa bhi lijie.

५ मोई को समोसा न दीजिए . . Moti ko samosa na dijie.

६ और कहिए .
aur khaie! ['Have some more!']

७  खली प्लेट मेज़ पर रखी .khli plet mez par rakhie.

८ अरे !सिग्रेट न पीजिए! are! sigret na pijie!

९ अरे चाय लीजिए.
aur chay lijie. ['Have some more tea

The infinitive too can be used as a command: हिंदी में बोलना  ! Hindi men bolna! 'Speak in Hindi!'. Such commands are often meant to obeyed at some time in the future, or generally at all times, rath ,than immediately.

झूठ मत बोलना .
jhath mat bolna. Don't tell lies.

घर में सिग्रेट न पीना .
ghar me sigret na pina. Don't smoke in the house.
अगर से खत भेजना .
agre se khat bhejna. Send [me] a letter from Agra.

Some conversational gambits
When you're learning Hindi you may find that people speak quit fast - you'll need to ask them to repeat things or to speak slowly.This section gives you some useful phrases to help you out!

फिर से पूछिए .
phir se piichie. Please ask [me] again.

फिर से कही.
phir se kahie. Please tell [me] again, say [it] again.

जोए से बोली.
zor se bolie. Please speak loudly.

धीरे धीरे .
dhire dhire bolie. Please speak slowly.

हिन्दी में बोली.
hindi men bolie. Please speak in Hindi.
हिन्दी में बोलिएगा .
hindi men boliega. Be so kind as to speak in Hindi.
This sentence adds -ga to the command: बोली  bolie becomes बिलिएगा  boliega. This gives a particularly pohte command.

मैं नहीं समझा .
main nahi samjha. I don't/didn't understand. (male speaker)
मैं नहीं समझी .
main nam samjhi. I don't/didn't understand. (female speaker)

These sentences use the past tense, introduced in Unit 10.1.

2 Telling, saying, speaking, asking
When using verbs like 'to tell' and 'to ask', you may want to specify the person being spoken to. Most 'saying, asking' verbs make this link with से  se, and here's a list of the common ones that do so: