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tsuj1g1r1
921
If the word has dotted lines under it, that means you're in practice mode and not test mode, which means you can hover over it to hear its pronunciation and see its meaning. If the word is in orange, that means it has just been introduced this lesson and you are expected to hover over it. (On the phone, that's touch it)
brjaga
2513
Elsewhere I read that syllable-final nasals were always spelled with the anusvara in Hindi. Why isn't this धंयवाद?
ArnoNyhm2
101
If the audio is correct, the n is not at the end of the syllable dha but at the beginning of the syllable ya: dha.nya.vaad